Organised In Well Support of Govt. of India
Mission Energy Foundation have Religiously & Dedicatedly have given 16 years to the nation with 13 events on the fly ash utilisation creating forums of discussion; exchange of ideas; sharing practical experiences; govt. advocacy and networking opportunities for professionals and businesses worldwide.
Over the years, Mission Energy Foundation has honored hundreds of innovative developments and solutions for excellence and sustainability among utilities, small or large, who have demonstrated their efforts and won Fly Ash Utilisation Awards.
Exhibiting is a cost-effective and invaluable tool to help deliver technology, products, equipment and services to senior decision makers in a core target market and help to grow businesses at Fly Ash Utilisation - 2025
BOX Cricket Tournament is not just an average team building activity. It's designed for thinkers and doers and arranged as a Team Building Exercise among the participants with live entertainment hours during an organised networking cocktail dinner
BRIEF BACKGROUND
Electricity generation is responsible for two-thirds of India’s coal consumption with ~ 35% FLY ASH CONTENTS in Indian coal.
The 2021 notification also covers legacy ash (ash accumulated over decades in ash ponds). TPPs have a 10-year period from the date of the notification (ending around 2032) to utilise this accumulated ash in a staggered manner. Failure to do so within the deadline will also attract a fine of ₹1,000 per ton on the remaining unutilised quantity. TPPs that fail to achieve their specified annual ash utilisation targets must pay an environmental compensation of ₹1,000 per ton for the unutilised ash
The rules operate on a three-year compliance cycle. TPPs must achieve an average of 100% ash utilisation over this period. The compensation is levied on the shortfall in achieving the mandatory utilisation percentages. For TPPs existing before the 2021 notification, the targets are phased (e.g., specific percentages like 80% to be reached in the first two years of a three-year cycle), and failure to meet these triggers the fine
In the first two years of a three-year cycle, if a TPP's ash utilisation falls below 80%, it is liable for the penalty on the unutilised quantity. If a TPP is unable to achieve 100% utilisation by the end of the third year of the cycle, it is liable to pay the compensation on the remaining unutilised quantity not penalised earlier. The funds collected from these penalties are to be used for the safe disposal of the unutilised ash and for promoting research and development into ash utilisation technologies
The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and State Pollution Control Boards (SPCBs) are tasked with monitoring compliance and levying the penalties. TPPs are required to submit monthly data on ash generation and utilisation through a web portal to facilitate this monitoring
Mission Energy Foundation suggested several policies and regulations—ranging from tighter air pollution standards and efficient technology to developing policy frameworks for managing waste products—to improve the sector. The results of Mission Energy Foundation’s study and its recommendations spurred a wide public debate and, over the last few years, the government announced a series of draft regulations and policies to help improve the sector’s performance. Both coal-based electricity and cement are crucial inputs to economic growth; their substitutability is limited due to various factors, and discussions regarding which are beyond the scope of this article are being discussed at various forums of Mission Energy Foundation.
The 15th edition of FLY ASH UTILISATION 2026; is intended to provide a forum to meet and discuss the science and applications of coal ash and to transfer knowledge and ideas that will benefit their innovative utilisation, processing, handling, storage, transportation and disposal.
Scenarios of ash generation and utilisation shall be presented by industry experts alongside key technical, regulatory, pricing, logistical, and behavioral issues that shall be addressed to reach complete fly ash utilisation during the three days of value packed technical sessions at FLY ASH UTILISATION 2026.
FLY ASH UTILISATION 2026 - this year is a Three Day Residential Conference scheduled on 26 - 27 - 28 February at GOA; which is expected to again attract participants worldwide focusing on the business, logistics, technical challenges and opportunities in the coal combustion by-products sector. The two day of 360 degree technical discussions will be packed with multiple networking opportunities among regional and international guests.
Encourages sustainable engineering and innovation in fly ash utilisation.
Drives adoption of fly ash-based green building materials in urban development.
Promotes circular economy and large-scale reuse of industrial by-products.
Supports CO₂ reduction through clinker factor optimisation and sustainable construction.
Encourages clean ash handling, dry extraction, and controlled utilisation.
Promotes compliance with 100% utilisation norms through industry recognition.
Supports decarbonisation and energy-efficient cement manufacturing.
Enables sustainable construction of highways, railways, ports, airports and smart cities.
Positions fly ash as a priority circular material for national resource efficiency.
We invite interested organisations to support the Fly Ash Utilisation - 2026 as Sustainability Partner and join India’s transition toward a cleaner, resource-efficient, and sustainable future.
- Timeline AGENDA -
Hotel Check-In & Inaugural Function
14.00 Hrs Onwards
Guest Rooms Check-In
18.00 Hrs Onwards
Registration
19.00 Hrs 20.00 Hrs
Inaugural Function
20.00 Hrs – 23.00 Hrs
Welcome Gala Dinner
Conference Day - 1
9.30 Hrs – 16.30 Hrs
Technical Conference
17.00 Hrs – 21.00 Hrs
Box Cricket Tournament
21.00 Hrs – 23.00 Hrs
Live Entertainment & Couple Dance Programme, Followed by Cocktail Dinner
Conference Day - 2
10.00 Hrs – 16.30 Hrs
Technical Conference
17.00 Hrs – 17.30 Hrs
Award Ceremony
Sunday, 01 March 2026
Hotel Checkout
*Guest Rooms Check-Out by 11.00 Hrs
Over the years, Mission Energy Foundation have earnestly
planned excitement engagements by organising various activities for family members of participants.
We are currently in the planning phase of activities for 2026 and sure that you shall like them as you did for several years.
- PAST PARTICIPANTS -
Abro Chimiqe Pvt. Ltd.
Abu Construction
ACB (India) Limited
ACC Limited
Acid Chem Corporation
Adani Power Limited
Adani Power Maharashtra
Aditya Birla Group
Ador Powertron Limited
AE Coal Technologies
AFAPM
AMEA Power
AMPRI
Annai Hi Power Bricks
Annamalai University
APGENCO
ApolloZenith Concrete Technologies
Armix Construction Machinery
Ash Improvement Technology Inc.
Ashkings Enterprises
Ashtech India Pvt Ltd
Asian Brick Works
Asian Concretes & Cements Pvt. Ltd.
Bajaj Energy Limited
Bajaj Hindustan Limited
Balkishna Industires Ltd
BASF India Ltd
BauMineral GmbH
Beijing Huanengda Electric Power
Benton Engineering
Bharat Aluminium Company Limited
Bharathi Cement Corporation
Bharatiya Nabhikiya Vidyut Nigam
Bhawalkar Vermitech Pvt Ltd
BHEL
Binani Cement Ltd
Birla Corporation Limited
BLA Industries Pvt Ltd
Bokaro Power Supply Company
Breton S.p.A
Brooking India
Bureau of Indian Standards
Bureau Times
C R & Associates
Capital Blocks and Pavers
Carbon Minus India
CDE Asia Limited
CEEW
Cement Manufacture Co Ltd
Cement Manufacturers Association
Central Electricity Authority CMPDI
Central Pollution Control Board
Chemical Terminal Trombay Ltd
CSPGCL
CLP India Private Limited
Coal Preparation Society of India
Coastal Gujarat Power Limited
Costal Gujarat Power Limited
Counto Equipments And Trading
Creative Industries
CRRI
CSIR-AMPRI
Dalmia Bharat Limited
Damodar Valley Corporation
Deccan Cements Ltd
Deeaar Group
Deepak Fertilisers & Petrochemical
Department of Environmental Studies
Department of Science & Technology
Design & Development India Pvt. Ltd
Design Spheres
Dev International
Development Alternatives
Devesh Bhatt & Co
Dhariwal Infrastructure Limited
Dirk India Pvt Ltd
Dongyue Engineering & Fabricators
Ecofly Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd
Ecologic Building Systems Pvt Ltd
Electrotherm (India) Ltd
EMCO Energy ltd
Endeavour Intelligent Equipments
Engineers Enterprises
Essar Power Gujarat Limited
Essar Power Gujarat Ltd.
Essar Power Hazira Limited
Essar Power M P Limited
FICCI
Finecrete Eco Blocks Pvt Ltd
FLSmidth India Private Limited
Forest Press Hydraulics Ltd
Frigate Teknologies Private Limted
Frima Gmbh & Co.KG
GAIL India Limited
Galaxy Surfactants Limited
GE India Technology Centre Pvt. Ltd.
GETRI
GIPCL
Gita Power & Infrastructure
GlaxoSmithKline
GMDC
GMR Chhattisgarh Energy Ltd
GMR Energy Limited
GMR Group
GMR Kamalanga Energy Limited
GMR Warora Energy Limited
GNFC Limited
Goodwill Flyash Bricks
Govt. of Goa
Govt. of Maharashtra
Govt. of Pondicherry
Gowrishankar Flyash Bricks
Grasim Industries Ltd
GETRI
Gujarat Fluorochemicals Limited
GIPCL
GMDC
Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilisers
GSECL
Gupta Vecor India Pvt. Ltd.
Hare Krishna Metallics(P)Ltd
The University of Chicago
Haryana Power Generation Corp Ltd
HESS India Pvt Ltd
High Flyash Cluster Pvt. Ltd.
HIL Limited
Hindalco Industries Limited
Hinduja National Power Corp Ltd.
Hindustan Mittal Energy Limited
Hindustan Zinc Limited
Hira Ferro Alloys Ltd
Hi-Tech Flyash (India) Private Limited
Holtec Consulting Private Limited HUDCO
HPCL-Mittal Energy Ltd
ICI International
IFFCO Phulpur Unit
IL&FS Tamil Nadu Power Company
Inderjit Power Pvt Ltd
India Glycols Ltd
Indian Metals and Ferro Alloys Limited
Inland Power Limited
In-Power Cement Corporation
IRC
ITC Ltd
J K Cement Limited
JK Lakshmi Cement Limited
Jayaswal NECO Industries Ltd
JAYCEE Buildcorp LLP
Jayem Manufaturing Company
Jems Bricks
Jhajjar Power Limited
Jharkhand State Electricity Board
Jindal India Thermal Power Limited
Jindal Power Limited
Jindal Steel & Power Limited
Jindal Synfuels Limited
JKS Fly Ash Bricks
JSW Cement Ltd
Jubilant Life Sciences Limited
Kalpataru Power Transmission
Kavi Bricks
KEPCO Plant Service & Engineering
KfW-German Development Bank
KJS Concrete Pvt. Ltd
KMD Flyash Bricks
Korba West Power Company Limited
Kraft Curing Systems
KSK Energy
KSK Mahanadi Power Company
L G Flyaash Bricks
Lafarge India Pvt Ltd
Lakshmi & Co.
Lalitpur Power Generation Company
Lanco Infratech Limited
Larsen & Toubro Limited
Laxmi Balaji Ceramics
Lytag Ltd
M B Power (Madhya Pradesh) Limited
Macawber Beekay Pvt Ltd.
Madhurai Bricks
Madras High Court
Magicrete Building Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
MAHAGENCO
Mahagenco Ash Management Services
MERC
Maharashtra Pollution Control Board
Maithon Power Limited
Malabar Cements Ltd.
Mangalam Cement Limited
Maruti Hydraulics Private Limited
Masa Concrete Plants India Private
MASA GmbH
Mass Bricks
MB Power (Madhya Pradesh Limited)
Mecgale Pneumatics Pvt. Ltd.
Meghmani Finechem Limited
Metso Minerals (India) Pvt Ltd
Ministry of Coal
Ministry of Environment & Forest
Ministry of Power
Ministry of Road Transport & Highways
Ministry of Shipping
MIOR Slags
Mohta Cement Private Limited
Mortek Machinery Pvt Ltd
Moserbaer Projects Pvt Ltd
My Home Industries Ltd.
Nabha Power Limited
National Aluminium Company Ltd
National Thermal Power Corporation
Nav Bharat Ventures Limited
Nayara Energy Limited
Neptune Industries Ltd
NITI AAYOG
NLC India Limited
Northern Coalfields Limited
NSPCL Bhilai
NTPC Limited
OCL India Ltd
OPCB
OPG Power Generation Pvt Ltd
OPGCL
Orient Cement Limited
Paradeep Phosphates Ltd
Parshwa Enterprises
Pollucon Engineering
PSO - Govt. Of India
Prism Cement Limited
Prism Johnson Limited
Pristine Mega Logistics Park Private
PROMECON
Punjab State Power Corporation Ltd
Q Green Techcon Private Limited
Raipur Energen Limited
Raj Westpower Ltd.
Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd
Rattan India Power Limited
Real Ispat & Power Limited
Reliance Cement Company Pvt Ltd.
Reliance Industries Limited
Reliance Infrastructure Ltd
Reliance Power Limited
Renk Building Products
RMC Readymix India Pvt Ltd
Metall Elektrowerke GmbH & Co. KG
Rosa Power Supply Company Ltd
RSWM Limited
Rubrans Commercial
RVN Building Products
Sahjananda Flyash Bricks Plants Ltd
Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute
Sesa Sterlite Ltd
Shree Bricks
Shree Cement Limited
Shree Digvijay Cement Co Ltd
Shree Gurukripa Trading Company
Shreeyam Power and Steel Industries
Shrivali Conmat Industries Pvt Ltd
Siemens Ltd
Simhapuri Energy Limited
Singareni Collieries Company limited
SKM Concrete
Sojitz India Private Limited
Sound Buildcare Pvt Ltd
Sree Jayajothi Cements Ltd
Sree Rengaraj Ispat Industries Pvt Ltd
Sree Seenivasa Bricks
Sri Suriya Bricks
Star Cement Limited
Star Cement Meghalaya Ltd
Sterling Agro Industries Limited
Strata Geosystems (India) Pvt Ltd
Sumitomo Corporation India Pvt Ltd
Supertech International
SYC Global
Talcher Fertiliser Limited
Talwandi Sabo Power Limited
Tamil Nadu Agricultural University
Tamil Nadu Newsprint and Papers
Tata Chemicals Limited
Tata Consultancy Services
TATA Power
Tata Steel BSL Limited
Tata Steel Limited
TERI
The Durgapur Projects Ltd
The India Cements Ltd
The Singareni Collieries Company
The University of Chicago
Thermal Powertech Corporation India
Thermax Limited
ThyssenKrupp Industry India Private
TMR Bricks
TSPGCL
Turbotech Engineers
U P Rajya Vidyut Utpadan Nigam
UltraTech Cement Limited
UM Power Limited
Universal Crescent Power Private
UPRRVUNL
Usha Building Material Pvt Ltd
Utkal Alumina International Limited
Vadinar Power Company Limited
Vasavadatta Cement
Vectra Engineers
Vedanta Limited
Vedanta Resources
Vetrivel Bricks Industries
Vidarbha Industries Power Limited
Vignesh Fly Ash Bricks
Visaka Industries Ltd
VSR Minerals
Walchandnagar Industries Limited
Wearresist Technologies Pvt. Ltd
Western Coalfields Limited
Wonder Cement Limited
Wonder Cement Limited
Xynteo
ZaaK Technologies GmbH
& the List goes on....
Our aim is to deliver you an event that exceeds your expectations, thus becoming an integrated part of your annual marketing program.
Sponsoring FLY ASH UTILISATION - 2026 will make your company stand out as a leader in this burgeoning industry and will leave a strong impression of your brand in key decision makers minds. Sponsors have an incredible amount of presence and it will not only give your company optimum exposure but also the opportunity for delegates to meet you and your executives to find out more about your role and business opportunities in the sector.
Why Sponsor?
Gain PUBLICITY with our advertising and promotional campaigns
Obtain DIRECT ACCESS to potential clients during and after with our meticulously prepared confidential delegate list
Receive a KEY SPEAKING POSITION to address an audience of top executives and decision makers from the industry
Create PERMANENT REMINDERS of your product or services in conference documentation
Profile yourself as INDUSTRIAL LEADER, as your corporate logo and profile will be featured prominently in event marketing collaterals
NETWORKING with the industries leading Government Officials, Senior Level Delegates and Experts
Achieve GREATER EXPOSURE and BRAND BUILDING through our partners and much more
Refer to the below tabular of varied sponsorship options and benefits.
INR 745000 / USD 9950
7 Delegate Passes - Logo on Brochure Cover Page - Logo on Brochure Inside Page, Conference Backdrop, Registration Desk Backdrop & Conference Website - Corporate Banner in Networking Area - Merchandise Distribution - Screening of Company Film - Circulation of Company Literature - Thanking Announcements - Speaking Opportunity - Day 1 - Panel Discussion Moderator
INR 645000 / USD 8950
Logo on Brochure Cover Page - Logo on Brochure Inside Page - Logo on Conference Backdrop - Logo on Registration Desk Backdrop - Logo on Conference Website - Banner in Networking Area - Merchandise Distribution - Screening of Company Film - Circulation of Company Literature - Thanking Announcements - Speaking Opportunity - Day 2 - Panel Discussion Panelist
INR 545000 / USD 7950
3 Delegate Passes - Logo on Brochure Cover Page - Logo on Conference Backdrop - Logo on Conference Website - Circulation of Company Literature - Thanking Announcements - Panel Discussion Panelist
INR 445000 / USD 6950
2 Delegate Passes - Logo on Brochure Cover Page - Logo on Conference Backdrop - Logo on Conference Website - Circulation of Company Literature - Thanking Announcements
INR 345000 / USD 5950
1 Delegate Passes - Logo on Brochure Cover Page - Logo on Conference Website - Circulation of Company Literature - Thanking Announcements
INR 245000 / USD 4950
Logo on Conference Backdrop - Logo on Conference Website - Thanking Announcements
S Dalvi
President Partnerships
dalvi@missionenergy.org
+91 9769 310 944
Branded Stand Structure
2 Delegate Passes
Company Logo on Summit Brochure
Company Logo on Backdrop
Two Chairs & One Table
Fascia with Company Name
Power Socket for Power Supply
Branded Table
32" Plasma TV with HMDI
Branded (Flex) Back Wall
Branded Stand Fee:
Indian Company: INR 200000 + 18% GST
Overseas Company: USD 3250
- AWARD NOMINATION PROCESS -
Apply Online and make the payment.
Submit the completed application along with relevant information and we may contact for softcopy of the documents, if required.
If interested in applying for more than one unit / projects from the same company or more than one location, separate request for applications and fees should be submitted for each nomination.
Evaluation of nominations for Fly Ash Utilisation Award is an intensive process. Nominations are evaluated by experts from Government, Academia and Industry.
Preliminary evaluation of shortlisted nominations. Powerpoint presentation with original documents by all short-listed nominee companies / units shall be asked, if required.
Relax and wait for the winner's announcement day i.e, 28 February 2026. If your nominated company / units have demonstrated the highest level of commitment and best practice towards the Fly Ash Utilisation Awards, you shall be recognised and honoured.
Winners of Fly Ash Utilisation Awards 2026 shall be honoured on the third day of the conference i.e., Saturday, 28 February 2026.
AWARD CATEGORIES
Fossil Fuel Power Plant
Recognising overall excellence in achieving maximum fly ash utilisation through efficient collection, storage, dispatch, and end-use linkages.
For comprehensive handling and utilisation of all ash streams — fly ash, bottom ash, and pond ash — within a sustainable and environmentally responsible framework.
For implementing innovative technologies or processes that enhance safety, efficiency, and reliability in ash collection and transfer systems.
For consistent, large-volume and quality-controlled fly ash supply partnerships with cement manufacturers through MoUs or structured contracts.
Recognising sustained supply arrangements with brick, block, infrastructure, or reclamation projects, ensuring steady utilisation throughout the year.
For exemplary planning and execution of bulk fly ash evacuation through road, rail, or conveyor systems, ensuring minimal accumulation and efficient delivery.
For achieving statutory compliance (100% utilisation norms) and contributing to land restoration, mine backfilling, or greenbelt development using ash.
For developing new ash-based materials or value-added products within or in collaboration with user industries.
For initiatives that promote local entrepreneurship, MSME participation, or community-driven utilisation of ash-based materials.
Recognising power plants using digital monitoring, IoT, or automated control systems to track, optimise, and report ash generation and utilisation.
For organisations integrating ash utilisation into broader sustainability and resource efficiency goals, linking to circular economy principles.
The highest recognition for an organisation setting an industry benchmark through consistent, innovative, and sustainable fly ash management practices.
Captive Power Plant
Recognising CPPs that effectively channel their fly ash for in-house clinker and cement manufacturing, achieving near-zero ash disposal.
For seamless synergy between captive power generation and cement production lines ensuring full utilisation and material circularity.
For the highest annual percentage of fly ash utilisation (internal + external) achieved through disciplined operation and planning.
Recognising innovative methods for direct transfer, pneumatic feeding, blending or silo-based storage linked to cement manufacturing units.
For CPPs that supply fly ash to sister plants, franchise units or external cement manufacturers with consistent quality and logistics performance.
For meeting statutory ash utilisation targets and minimising environmental footprint (pond area, water use, fugitive dust, etc.).
Recognising power plants that ensure stable ash properties (fineness, LOI, reactivity) enhancing cement quality and productivity.
For adopting modern equipment, automation or process design to improve handling efficiency, safety and environmental performance.
For CPPs exploring additional avenues — bricks, geopolymers, ready-mix concrete, infrastructure — expanding beyond internal consumption.
Recognising the use of digital dashboards, IoT, or data analytics for real-time tracking of ash generation, utilisation and dispatch.
For initiatives linking fly ash utilisation to broader sustainability goals — reduced clinker factor, energy efficiency, or GHG reduction.
The top recognition for a CPP that demonstrates holistic excellence across integration, innovation, sustainability and performance.
Infrastructure Industry
For demonstrating exceptional use of fly ash in large-scale public or private infrastructure projects (roads, dams, ports, railways, airports, etc.).
Recognising innovative adoption of fly ash in concrete, embankment fills, RCC pavements, or precast construction applications.
For projects integrating fly ash use from design to construction and maintenance phases, ensuring consistent performance and sustainability.
For outstanding engineering innovation that optimises fly ash use in structural or geotechnical design (embankments, subgrades, dykes, or fills).
Recognising entities that embed fly ash utilisation as a core sustainability measure to reduce resource extraction and carbon emissions.
For establishing reliable, long-term partnerships with power plants ensuring timely ash supply, quality consistency, and efficient logistics.
For effective management of transportation, storage, and on-site application ensuring minimal wastage and environmental compliance.
Recognising landmark projects (national highways, ports, airports, metro, etc.) that have demonstrated exemplary fly ash utilisation at scale.
For adopting fly ash in geotechnical and environmental restoration works such as mine void filling, flood protection, or coastal reclamation.
For use of digital platforms, sensors, or real-time monitoring to track and optimise fly ash usage, logistics, and quality assurance.
Recognising projects that generate positive social, environmental, and livelihood outcomes through fly ash-based infrastructure activities.
The top honour for a project or organisation demonstrating holistic excellence — covering technical innovation, sustainability, collaboration, and scale of utilisation.
Cement Industy
Recognising cement plants achieving the highest percentage of fly ash blending in cement production while maintaining product quality and performance.
For sustained reduction of clinker content using fly ash as a major supplementary cementitious material, contributing to lower carbon intensity.
For developing or commercialising innovative cement types, geopolymer binders, or fly ash-based products enhancing strength, durability, or sustainability.
Recognising plants that have built robust sourcing, transport, and storage systems ensuring consistent supply and quality of fly ash from multiple sources.
For establishing strategic, long-term partnerships with power plants or utilities for sustainable fly ash sourcing, quality control, and mutual value creation.
Recognising cement units that maintain precise chemical and physical consistency of fly ash through rigorous testing, blending control, and process optimisation.
For introducing advanced mechanical, pneumatic, or automated systems improving efficiency, safety, and environmental performance in ash handling.
For integrating fly ash utilisation within broader sustainability goals such as waste valorisation, carbon footprint reduction, and circular material use.
Recognising digital adoption — from supplier dashboards to process analytics — for monitoring ash quality, flow, and consumption patterns.
For efficiently handling inter-state or long-haul fly ash movement using multimodal logistics (road, rail, or sea) ensuring timely supply and utilisation.
For supporting downstream users (SMEs, RMCs, block makers, infrastructure projects) to increase fly ash-based product adoption in the market.
The premier recognition for overall leadership, innovation, and performance in sustainable fly ash utilisation across cement manufacturing operations.
R&D and Technology Providers
– Cross-Industry
Recognising cutting-edge solutions that enable new or improved uses of fly ash across industries — including material conversion, product formulation, or process efficiency.
For significant scientific studies improving understanding of fly ash properties, reactivity, classification, or blending behaviour in industrial applications.
For technology providers developing novel mechanical, pneumatic, or dry-handling systems enhancing safety, automation, and reliability.
For new material innovations — such as geopolymers, lightweight aggregates, bricks, blocks, or pre-cast products — derived from fly ash.
Recognising development of digital dashboards, IoT sensors, or AI-driven analytics for real-time monitoring of ash generation, logistics, and utilisation.
For partnerships that bridge research outcomes with field implementation — demonstrating measurable impact in ash utilisation and environmental benefits.
For technologies or research projects promoting ash as a circular resource, reducing waste disposal, and aligning with national sustainability and SDG goals
For development of beneficiation processes (dry/wet classification, carbon removal, etc.) enhancing usability in cement, concrete, and high-value applications.
Recognising new-age uses of fly ash — such as mine backfilling, ceramics, polymers, agriculture, or carbon-negative materials.
For successful transfer of lab-scale innovation into commercially viable, industrially deployed technologies.
For institutions or experts influencing policy frameworks, BIS standards, or knowledge platforms promoting safe and sustainable ash utilisation.
The highest recognition for overall contribution in research, innovation, implementation, and dissemination advancing fly ash utilisation across industries.
It doesn't matter whether you know Cricket or not, this activity is just as engaging for a Cricket novice as it is for a passionate veteran. As a team building activity, it checks all the points; Strategy, change management, playing to your skills, competitive analysis, risk vs reward and more.
To increase the focus on enhancing coordination and productivity among the individuals within the team that thereby increasing output for an organisation for serving this purpose; thus, Mission Energy Foundation takes this opportunity to organise “BOX Cricket Tournament” this year during the FLY ASH UTILISATION 2026.
Delegate Group Discount: 5% for 3+ Participants / 10% for 7+ Participants
Award Nomination Group Discount: 5% for 2+ Categories / 10% for 5+ Categories
Stall Space Discount: 5% for 6+ Sq. Mtr / 10% for 18+ Sq. Mtr
For Award Nomination: One Participant is Complimentary to attend the conference per selected category
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President Partnerships
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+91 97693 10944
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