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The Hindu
2 days ago
- Business
- The Hindu
BEE rolling out ADEETIE scheme in West and East Godavari districts
The Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) of the Ministry of Power (MoP) has introduced 'Assistance in Deploying Energy Efficient Technologies in Industries and Establishments (ADEETIE) scheme' in Andhra Pradesh. Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) in the fisheries sector in West Godavari district and glass manufacturing (refractory) units in West and East Godavari districts would be the first beneficiaries, according to a press release by BEE Media Advisor (South India) A. Chandra Sekhar Reddy. He said BEE Director-General Akash Tripathi had appealed to all State governments to immediately scale up the implementation of ADEETIE scheme, for which the Centre had allocated a budget of ₹1,000 crore. Of this, ₹875 crore is meant for interest subvention to ease access to concessional finance for Energy-Efficient (EE) upgrades, and ₹50 crore for implementation and capacity-building. The MoP acknowledged the proactive role of A.P., Telangana, Kerala, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu in implementing ADEETIE scheme, which is designed to fast-track the adoption of advanced Energy-Efficient (EE) technologies in MSME, which were the backbone of the economy that provides employment to millions and drive innovation across sectors. The ADEETIE is expected to leverage total investments of over ₹9,000 crore. The scheme provides comprehensive support to MSME from investment grade energy audits and DPRs to financing assistance and monitoring and verification, ensuring measurable energy savings, reduced costs and enhanced productivity.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Yahoo
EE says latest outage fixed after 'technical fault'
EE says it carried out further work overnight to fix a technical problem which left some customers unable to make or receive calls. In the last 24 hours, hundreds of people who use the mobile provider have told the BBC they have experienced service issues. It comes after thousands were left unable to make or receive calls earlier this week due to a technical issue which impacted both mobile and landline phones. On Saturday, a spokesperson for BT - which owns EE - said the network was "running as normal" after maintenance was carried out last night, but that it was "monitoring" the situation. The BBC's Your Voice, Your News continued to receive messages from readers on Saturday saying that they had experienced issues with their phone service. One 84-year-old customer said she and her husband were left unable to make "vital" daily calls to their daughter and son-in-law. "The service is still down, into our third day of no service is unacceptable," said another customer from Essex, who added that "the lack of information is deafening". "This is still an ongoing issue," reported another customer from Exeter, who said multiple offices of his estate agency business were all experiencing problems making calls. Earlier this week, EE customers reported that they were unable to make or receive calls, including to 999. BT apologised for that outage on Thursday and said that it happened "following a technical fault impacting voice services" on their network. Responding to the latest outage, EE said on Saturday: "We continue to conduct enhanced monitoring to prevent recurrence. "We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this issue has caused."
BBC News
2 days ago
- BBC News
EE says latest outage fixed after 'technical fault'
EE says it carried out further work overnight to fix a technical problem which left some customers unable to make or receive the last 24 hours, hundreds of people who use the mobile provider have told the BBC they have experienced service comes after thousands were left unable to make or receive calls earlier this week due to a technical issue which impacted both mobile and landline Saturday, a spokesperson for BT - which owns EE - said the network was "running as normal" after maintenance was carried out last night, but that it was "monitoring" the situation. The BBC's Your Voice, Your News continued to receive messages from readers on Saturday saying that they had experienced issues with their phone 84-year-old customer said she and her husband were left unable to make "vital" daily calls to their daughter and son-in-law."The service is still down, into our third day of no service is unacceptable," said another customer from Essex, who added that "the lack of information is deafening"."This is still an ongoing issue," reported another customer from Exeter, who said multiple offices of his estate agency business were all experiencing problems making this week, EE customers reported that they were unable to make or receive calls, including to apologised for that outage on Thursday and said that it happened "following a technical fault impacting voice services" on their to the latest outage, EE said on Saturday: "We continue to conduct enhanced monitoring to prevent recurrence. "We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this issue has caused."
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Major network provider goes down ahead of festival
A major network provider has confirmed that customers are struggling to make calls after a technical fault. EE posted on social media on Thursday, recognising that the fault was nationwide, but customers in Southwold complained of the issue ahead of the upcoming Latitude festival this weekend. The broadband network said: "Following a technical fault impacting voice services on our network earlier today, we have now resolved the problem, and the service is running as normal. "We sincerely apologise and recognise the inconvenience this may have caused." Customers continued to experience issues on Friday and still had problems making phone calls. READ MORE: First day of Latitude Festival 2025 kicks off at Henham Park BT and EE are linked as broadband providers. A BT spokesperson said: "Following yesterday's technical fault, we are currently experiencing some voice call issues today. "The impact appears to be less widespread, but we are working to resolve this as soon as possible and sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused." Residents in Southwold questioned whether the fault was linked to the upcoming Latitude festival.
The Herald Scotland
3 days ago
- Sport
- The Herald Scotland
Lauren James will be fit for England's Euro 2025 final with Spain
James, like the other members of Wiegman's full 23-player squad who trained, still needs to come through recovery, but her boss is optimistic the she will be available to take on the World Cup holders. Appreciating the 23 ❤️@leahcwilliamson reflects on her #Lionesses journey and the power of the whole squad on #ThatLionessesPodcast connected by @EE. — Lionesses (@Lionesses) July 26, 2025 Wiegman said: 'We had 23 players on the pitch today and everyone came through, so if everyone recovers well then we have 23 players available for tomorrow. 'I think we have many players that can impact, and we know that (James) can have an impact too, so that will be nice.' Captain Leah Williamson added: 'I think we have a team of talented players. Lauren brings something slightly different, just like the others, so obviously having that available is best-case scenario for us.' Leah Williamson says her ankle injury is not affecting her (Nick Potts/PA) Williamson survived her own injury scare in Switzerland when she rolled her ankle in extra time of their spectacular quarter-final, penalty-shootout comeback against Sweden, but returned for their semi-final. She said: 'I can speak for every single member of the squad when I say we will play as long as we get the green light, we would play through absolutely anything to be involved at this stage. 'My ankle is great. My mum actually rolled her ankle a couple of days ago, so she's taken all the attention away from me now. 'But no, I had a scare. Obviously I want to be involved, and I want to be available to help the team any way they need me. But obviously played that game, the semi-final and ready to go tomorrow.' Williamson missed out on the World Cup after sustaining an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury in April 2023, and was forced to watch their loss to Spain – in England's first final at a global showpiece – from the stands. 'It was awful,' she admitted. 'I think once you're part of a team, being on the outside, and I know how tired you are when you get to that stage, how much a tournament takes out of you, and to be completely useless, that probably bothered me the most. 'But to sit with the families, knowing what they go through, that actually makes me reflect on this tournament, and we haven't been very kind to them at all. Sarina Wiegman is happy to have a full squad to choose from (Nick Potts/PA) 'But I think that feels like a really long time ago, which is probably a benefit for the whole squad. 'Anybody would give anything to be part of their team when they're going through moments like that. 'It was tough. The only plus was sitting next to Jill (Scott) I suppose, and sharing it with somebody who knew what it felt like.' Asked about the importance of having her skipper free to face Spain, Wiegman added: 'Of course, I'm very happy with that, as I am very happy that we have 23 players available tomorrow. 'And yeah, Leah has a big role in the team, so it's really nice to have her on the pitch.'
