The Indian Environment and Building Technologies Industry: Poised for Take-Off?

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India

Frost & Sullivan's Economic Research and Analytics Division Environmental and Building Technologies Practice, South Asia and Middle East (http://www.cif.frost.com) will host an Analyst Briefing webinar on, Wednesday, December 13, 2006 on 'The Indian Environment and Building Technologies Industry (EBT): Poised for Take-Off?' between 2:30 and 3:30 pm Indian Standard Time (GMT + 5.5 hrs).

The Indian EBT industry has become more dynamic since 2005, as the Government of India looks for better measures for energy conservation and environmental sustainability. Most of the infrastructural developments so far have been 'project-centric'. As the Indian economy is growing on an accelerated pace, the industry is ready to make further R&D investments, implement effective policy initiatives, provide investment incentives and import technology for pollution abatement. The Government initiatives, incentives, plans and price competency for various products and services have triggered intense competition amongst market participants. The Green Building movement in India has added further impetus for energy conservation, and has spurred the building technologies industry into adapting energy-efficient equipment and technologies. Due to the immense opportunities and benefits that the Green Buildings concept has to offer along with its economic and ecological impact, its popularity is expected to concomitantly increase with the growth of the construction sector.

This briefing is designed to include: economic analysis of the industry, political and policy support, infrastructural and end-user trends and analysis as well as growth opportunities for industry participants.

"The entire gamut of economic, political, policy and infrastructural forces has created a firm foundation for the EBT industry. Strong trade ties with other developed countries have helped India opportunely adopt and purchase latest equipment, construction materials and green ideas from different countries," observes Research Analyst Ms. Archana Amarnath.

This briefing will discuss emerging trends, and provide information and projections for the Indian EBT industry, which will benefit environment equipment manufacturers, particularly in the air pollution control and water and wastewater treatment equipment sub segment, construction companies and suppliers of eco-friendly building materials.

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http://www.frost.com/prod/servlet/analyst-briefing-detail.pag?mode=open&sid=89115964

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Send an e-mail to Ravinder Kaur, Corporate Communications at ravinder.kaur@frost.com with the following information: full name, company name, title, telephone number, e-mail address, city, state and country. The registration details will be e-mailed to you upon the receipt of the above information.

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Source: Frost & Sullivan (Business Wire India)

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