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CleanMax Solar Gets ₹275 Cr. Investement From UKCI

United Kingdom (UK) Climate Investments LLP (UKCI), will support CleanMax Solar, a leading rooftop solar developer, with an investment of ₹275 core. UKCI’s investment will support CleanMax Solar as it expands its

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Ola Report: Taking India Towards A Low Carbon & Resource-Efficient Future

Ola Mobility Institute (OMI), a policy research and social innovation think-tank of Ola Cabs, has released a report on Tuesday, titled ‘Beyond Nagpur: The Promise of Electric Mobility’ , citing its recommendations

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Lime Scooters Are Being Made To Make Sexual Comments :o(

The electric scooter company Lime’s ongoing trial period in Brisbane, Australia isn’t going so great. At least eight scooters have been pulled from the streets because hackers replaced the usual audio messages

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UPERC Strike Downs Solar Companies Rebate Claims

Two companies, PSPN Synergy Pvt. Ltd. and Salasar Synergy Private Limited had petitioned the Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission (UPERC) seeking directions against UPPCL. The companies had alleged that UPPCL amended the

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Manufacturing-Linked 3GW Solar Power Tender Gets 3rd Extension

Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) has extended the bids submission deadline for the third time for manufacturing-linked 3GW solar power tender till May 14. SECI had floated the fresh tender for

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Indian Scientists Develop A New Salt-Tolerant Transgenic Rice Plant

A group of Indian scientists have developed a new salt-tolerant transgenic rice plant, at Kolkata-based Bose Institute, by over-expressing a gene from a wild rice called Porteresia coarctata into the commonly used

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Delhi Metro Is Running On Off-Site Solar Power Now

Till now, solar power generated by roof-top solar plants installed in Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) premises were utilised for auxiliary requirements such as lighting and air conditioning of stations, depots. But,

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Cholera: Hitchhiking From India To USA On Plastics

The findings, by the University of Stirling, have confirmed environmentalists’ fears that ubiquitous, persistent and tiny plastic beads, or “nurdles”, found on beaches and in rivers and seas around the world, act

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