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Types of work we have done

Over the last few years we have helped  a range of private and public organisations develop their Indian market strategies.   We are very proud to have served such a diverse set of client business requirements. Following are examples of the types of work we have done.   Some of these involved days (yes the need was urgent and trusted, authentic advice was required and we delivered !), while others involved weeks - the longest assignment being about 6 months and continuing. They span our areas of service.[overview-of-our-services/]   1. Helping a local manufacturer with market information on a fire retardant foam product, and arranging testing of the product in India according to Indian standards. 2. Performing preliminary vetting and comparative analysis of multiple India distributor candidates for a world class sports training equipment designer and manufacturer, and advising on the relative merits of importing into India from a 3rd country versus contract manufacturing in India. 3....

Clean Technology

Energy is a fundamental underpinning for India's economic boom. With a population of 1.3 billion and a rapidly expanding economy, India is already the fourth largest energy consumer in the world.   India needs to invest about USD 1.25 trillion in energy infrastructure in the period 2006-2030 to meet projected demand.   Although much of this demand will be met from India's massive coal reserves, infrastructure construction bottle necks and environmental concerns mean that clean and alternative sources of energy - wind, solar, hydro and biomass - will be essential.   In 2008 India Horizonz was commissioned by Grow Wellington - the economic develop agency for the Wellington region - to prepare a report on the demand for sustainable and renewable energy technologies in India.   As well as conducting secondary research, we interviewed key decision makers and thought leaders in India on the need for renewable energy technologies.   We found that renewable energy is not just a...