When the S&P 500 index was created 90 years ago, the energy sector was one of its largest components. A decade ago, the energy sector represented 11.7% of the index.Continue Reading
The pretty sailboat Greta Thunberg rode to New York City was made entirely from coal. From the amazing Nylon ropes to the carbon fibers in the hull to that prettyContinue Reading
The real problems with wind energy is that it’s pragmatically limited to areas with sufficient strong and reliable wings and sufficiently cheap real-estate to make wind farming worth it. ThoseContinue Reading
Unlike Delhi’s three towering landfills – in Okhla, Bhalaswa and Ghazipur – the pit at Tajpur Pahadi, located in the nether regions of Delhi’s Badarpur area, is used specifically toContinue Reading
According to research published last week by US scientists, hajj is set to become a danger zone from next year itself. They say, summer days in Mecca could exceed the “extreme danger” heat-stress threshold.Continue Reading
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 andContinue Reading
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 inContinue Reading
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 LimitedContinue Reading
