According to a joint report by EY, SED Fund, and FICCI, India need a solid action plan to reskill coal mine workers in order to defend their interests as theContinue Reading
For the third consecutive year in 2020, Indian lenders poured more money into renewable energy projects than into coal-fired ones. According to a research by Climate Trends and the CentreContinue Reading
Hindustan Unilever Ltd (HUL), India’s largest consumer products company, has phased out coal usage throughout its businesses in India, replacing it with cleaner biomass and biodiesel as part of aContinue Reading
By 2030, India has committed to generating 50% of its power from renewable sources, but for this to happen, India must ensure an equitable transition away from coal. Coal-fired powerContinue Reading
According to the latest IMF analysis, the fossil fuel industry will receive $5.9 trillion in direct and indirect subsidies in 2020. This is an increase from the IMF’s 2014 estimateContinue Reading
Following a decline in 2020 as a result of COVID, the past three months have seen a spike in solar installations in India. They have quadrupled in the past threeContinue Reading
Burning coal produces a large amount of carbon emissions, and so countries such as Japan and South Korea have previously said they will stop funding overseas coal power projects. ChinaContinue Reading
For the first time in US history, renewable energy became the second-most prevalent electricity source in 2020 after natural gas, according to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA). In 2020,Continue Reading
