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Cipla Sets Up 30 MW Solar Group Captive Project In Maharashtra

Indian pharmaceutical major Cipla will be procuring solar from a 20 MWac (30 MWdc) group captive project in Tuljapur, Maharashtra. Spread across 115 acres, the solar project has been commissioned in partnership

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To Boost Renewable Energy Sector, Regulatory Changes Are A Must (Budget 2021)…

The government of India has set a massive target of achieving 175 GW in renewable energy capacity by 2022. With just one year to go to meet the first target, India’s renewable

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Tata Power Solar Wins Solar PV Project Worth Rs.460 Cr. In Gujarat

Tata Power Solar has received a letter of award (LoA) to build 95 megawatt (MW) of solar photovoltaic project worth about Rs 460 crore for Gujarat State Electricity Corporation Ltd (GSECL). The

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Challenges To Electric Two-wheeler Adoption In India

Two-wheelers are the ‘vehicle-of-choice’ for common Indians and so the Government of India along with NITI Aayog is targeting to convert two-wheelers with an engine capacity of up to 150cc to electric

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“Unibody Casting” – In Future Tesla Cars Will Be Made Like Toy Cars

Tesla has not given up on its dream of manufacturing cars by creating the entire body of the vehicle with a single-piece casting. Elon Musk recently tweeted, “With our giant casting machines, we

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Microsoft Invest An Undisclosed Amount In CO2 Capture Company

Microsoft recently disclosed its investment in more climate-related companies as part of efforts to make good on its year-old pledge to become “carbon negative” by 2030. One company that has received undisclosed

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General Motors Will Stop Selling Fossil Fuel Based Cars By 2035

General Motors (GM), the largest legacy automaker in the United States, announced on Thursday that it plans to stop selling all gasoline or diesel-powered cars, pickup trucks, and SUVs by the year

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Smartphones Will Be Powered By Solar Panels Hidden Behind Screen

One of the most annoying things about smartphones is just how quickly their lithium-ion batteries drain. It feels like there’s an obvious solution, right above our heads: the sun offers bountiful energy,

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