Corporate Communique
IGBC Fellow Award for Ecofirst senior management
TCE GET engineer is part of the Indian Satellite Project
I
ndia’s youth did us proud when ‘Swayam’ one of the
two satellites built by Indian students, was launched on
22nd June, 2016. ISRO has a student satellite program
where students from various engineering colleges present
their proposals. More than 100 students from all disciplines
participated and Mayuresh Khadse, then student at College of
Engineering Pune (COEP), worked on this project. Mayuresh,
currently a graduate trainee at TCE, was the Head of the
Power Sub-Systems on the project. His team’s work involved
solar panel boosting to a stable 5V output to charge the
batteries and then creating the next output of 3.3 volts for
entire system, load protection system, trip facilities, among
others.
Project Swayam is the smallest satellite measuring just 10cm x
10cm x 10cm. The main objective of the project was to launch
a communication satellite that would be passively stabilised,
so that the antenna is directed towards earth. This is the first
such project in India.
C
hitranjan Kaushik (COO) and Rakesh Bhatia (Sr VP),
Ecofirst Services Ltd were honoured with the IGBC
Fellow Award 2016 by the Indian Green Business
Council. The GBC recognised the Ecofirst management
and 47 such distinguished leaders for their contribution in
optimizing natural resources with state-of-the-art modern
technologies and building spaces that ensure a greener and
healthier India. The awards were presented at a ceremony
Chitranjan Kaushik (COO) and Rakesh Bhatia (Sr VP), Ecofirst Services Ltd were honoured with the IGBC Fellow Award 2016
Project Swayam is the smallest satellite, measuring
just 10cm x 10cm x10cm.
held on 6th October at Grand Hyatt, Mumbai. Ecofirst
Services Ltd is a subsidiary of Tata Consulting Engineers Ltd
and provides boutique services in the built environment
segment. The company was involved in the leed certification
for Bombay House, the Tata Group headquarters which is a
heritage building.
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