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Jakson Green Is Building World’s First Methanol Plant With NTPC

Jakson Green, India’s top green and new energy company, has received a one-of-a-kind deal from National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) to build a Methanol synthesis plant in Vindhyachal, Madhya Pradesh. Methanol is

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In Noida EV Charging Stations Are Gathering Dust

There are 69 charging stations for electric cars in 54 places throughout Noida, but the majority of them are gathering dust—neither used by commuters nor kept for an extended period of time.

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Light Pollution Is Harming Both Humans & Animals!

If you look for a constellation in the glare of a metropolis, you might see a star or two. This is due to light pollution, which turns darkness into day in 80

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Shell Has Quietly Shutdown All Its Hydrogen Fueling Stations

Shell proclaimed the inauguration of its three hydrogen fueling stations with great pomp between 2017 and 2019, but they have all been discreetly shuttered this year. Shell stated that the choice to

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Jakson Partners With Jinchen To Expand Its Solar Manufacturing Capacity

Jakson Group, a prominent Indian energy conglomerate, has entered into an arrangement with Jinchen Corp, a China-based turnkey provider of sophisticated solar panel manufacturing machinery and technology. The agreement is a move

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Lithium In Drinking Water Might Be Causing Autism

A new research from the University of Los Angeles, has discovered a correlation between autism and naturally occurring lithium in drinking water — but there are some significant limitations. According to a

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A Plant Fungus Learns To Infect Human

A fungus that normally attacks plants has attacked a human host, inserting root-like filaments into his body, in what appears to be the first documented instance of its kind. In India, a

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Mercedes-Benz Will Produce Lithium In Germany

We’ve learned in the past that relying on someone too much gives them a lever they can use against you. For example, in 2010, China’s decision to withdraw supplies from Japan made

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