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Ravi Krishnan (born June 16, 1972, India) is an author,[1][2] speaker [3][4] and marketing professional[5] in the electric power industry. He is the founder of Krishnan & Associates, Inc. a Connecticut USA based energy marketing, energy recruitment and strategy consulting firm. He is also the founder of Enstreet.com, a web portal providing information on energy markets and energy jobs.
Ravi Krishnan is most well-known as a proponent for the use of pollution control technologies in the power generation [6][7][8]and transportation industries[9]. His work on the technology evaluation of Selective Catalytic Reduction techniques for NOx removal has been cited in rule-making by various state environmental protection agencies and the Environmental Protection Agency[10][11][12].
He has written on personnel issues facing the U.S. electric power industry, such as combating the loss of highly specialized technical skills due to aging issues.[13][14]. Ravi Krishnan is also known for his commentary on emerging market trends in India’s Power and Coal-Mining industries[15]. He has been engaged in the recruitment of several power generation subject matter experts in countries experiencing significant growth in energy infrastructure such as India to construct, commission and operate large power projects[16].
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- ^ A Comparison of Clear Skies Act and Clean power Act to control multi-pollutant emissions, Electric Light & Power, March 2003, by Ravi Krishnan
- ^ SCR Economics For Diesel Engines, Diesel Gas and Turbine World Wide, July-August 2001, by Ravi Krishnan
- ^ Pump & Valve Market Updates, Scenarios & Forecasts, Hydraulic Institute, August, 2011 [1]
- ^ CALLING HOLLYWOOD: COAL STAYS IN THE PICTURE, Coal-Gen 2010, Mega conference [2]
- ^ Coal-Gen 2009, Pre Conference workshop [3] [4]
- ^ SCR: California cleaning Modern Power Systems, August 2002, by Ravi Krishnan
- ^ Case Study: Staying in compliance after expanding production capacity, Ethanol Producer Magazine, October 2004, By Ravi Krishnan & R. Gifford Broderick
- ^ SCR: California cleaning, Modern Power Systems online, August 5, 2002[5]
- ^ Economics of Emission Reduction For Heavy Duty Trucks, DieselNet Technical Report, January 2005, Ravi Krishnan and T.J. Tarabulski [6]
- ^ EPA Final Regulatory Support Document: Control of Emissions from New Marine Compression-Ignition Engines, January 2003, p.130
- ^ Non-Road Diesel Emission Reduction Study Prepared for Puget Sound Clean Agency Oregon Department of Environmental Quality and U.S. Environmental Proetction Agency, Oct 14, 2003, p.173
- ^ Climate Change Roadmap for New England and Eastern Canada, p.180
- ^ Easing the Exodus, Power Engineering, June 1, 2006 [7]
- ^ The New Energy Crisis: Power Industry in for a Jolt as About Half of Workforce Readies for Retirement, University of Cincinnati, August 7, 2006, By M.B. Reilly [8]
- ^ India: Can she make the most of her opportunities, Power Engineering international, March 2010, by Ravi Krishnan[9]
- ^ Krishnan Consultants play part in power projects, Stamford advocate.com, March 20, 2010, by Richard Lee [10]