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THE FORT DECCAN EAGLE CONSTELLATION

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Fort Deccan Süd 

Agriculture.

Given our extensive exploration footprint in India and the Asian-subcontinent, we acknowledge the importance of sustainability in technology and efficient agriculture in this vast and populous continent. It therefore needs an efficient system of resource consumption. Fuel generated from renewable resources achieved thru sustainable means like bio-diesel, bio gas & ethanol - all byproducts of the agriculture industry. Likewise, allied areas of power generation as in wind farms and solar farms are on our radar.

In the longer run, therefore we aspire to look forward to sustainability in agriculture to support emerging technologies. With this vision, Fort Deccan is committed to contributing to the development of efficient crop production that supports renewable energy generation- a vital role agriculture will definitely play in future technology.

Fort Deccan Süd

Itkal Operations

Itkal. Osmanabad, Maharashtra

17.767352, 76.146404

Connected to Mumbai and Hyderabad by national highway NH 65, the Itkal operations site is well within reach from Pune, Solapur and Hyderabad by road. The nearest international airport is located at Pune at 277 kilometers from Itkal. Two nearest railway stations are in the vicinity of the operations site:

1) Solapur 32 kilometers

2) Akkalkot Road 53 kilometers.

Itkal site encompasses the vision of renewable energy with focus on supply of raw materials for ethanol, biogas and biodiesel. 

The facility also has a capacity for succulent cactarium greenhouse with a very favorable dry climate.

Nearby landmarks of exploration and historical importance includes a Hill with a strategic view of the surrounding plain terrain at Taylornagar (localized, Telarnagar). The small village is named after the British surveyor Philip Meadows Taylor. The fort of Naldurg with an imposing landscape and of much historical importance lies 20 kilometers east of Itkal.

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