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A Burning Amazon Rainforest Is Equivalent To A “Doomsday Bomb”

Amazon river basin is roughly the size of Australia. Created at the beginning of the world by a smashing of tectonic plates, it was the cradle of inland seas and continental lakes.

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India’s Renewable Energy Sector Is Losing Sunshine…

India was a pioneer in making renewable energy cheaper, thanks to capacity additions based on competitive bidding. Now, it’s falling behind. Preliminary figures from Mercom India Research, show that solar capacity additions in the June

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Removal Of Lease Rent of Rs. 30,000/-per MW By Center Will Make Wind Power Cheaper

Currently, to establish wind power project over forest land, the existing procedure requires payment of mandatory charges for compensatory afforestation and Net Present value (NPV). In addition to mandatory charges, the wind

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Ocean Energy Shall Be Eligible For Non-Solar RPO

In a decision that would give boost to the ocean energy in India, Union Minister, Shri RK Singh approved a proposal to declare ocean energy as Renewable Energy. Accordingly, the Ministry of New

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Poor Listing Of Sterling & Wilson Shares

Following a tepid response to the initial public offering of the world’s largest solar EPC company, the listing has also been disappointing. The shares of Sterling & Wilson Solar Limited listed at

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India’s Largest Solar Park To Be Shifted Due To Environmental Concerns

The Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) has been forced to shift the proposed location of the 5 gigawatt solar PV park following objections from the wildlife department of Ladakh. The solar

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A Greener Method: Fabricating Graphene Sheets From Camphor

Graphene, a recently discovered wonder material, is increasingly sought after for its superior electrical, thermal, optical and mechanical properties. It finds use in the manufacture of optoelectronic devices such as detectors, sensors

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Converting Fly Ash Into Water Proofing Material

Researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology-Hyderabad have found that fly ash – waste byproduct of power plants that poses a threat to the environment – can be modified into a waterproofing

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