India, where wood, cow dung, coal, and kerosene are the primary sources of heat and cooking for about half the population of the country’s 1.4 billion people. Researchers at theContinue Reading
India is marching forward with the renewable energy transition, which now accounts for over 13 per cent of the electricity mix with an installed capacity of over 70 GW –Continue Reading
An international team of researchers found that the worst renewable energy investments are equal to the best carbon capture strategies. Their report, published in the journal Nature Energy, says resourcesContinue Reading
From fossil fuels NTPC, the largest power producer with a total installed capacity of 53,166 MW (including JVs), has forayed into generating electricity via hydro, renewable energy sources. NTPC aimsContinue Reading
Some favourable policies, combined with good market conditions, has seen the renewable energy sector emerge as a sunshine industry. Solar, in fact, has made considerable progress. Over the last fourContinue Reading
India has become an outspoken proponent of renewable energy but Is the central government walking the talk? A recent study of India’s energy subsidies sheds light on exactly which energyContinue Reading
Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) report predicts that wind and solar is expected to grow to almost 50% by 2050 and coal will shrink to 11% of global electricity generationContinue Reading
American Electric Power (AEP), one of the United State’s largest power companies and one that owns a disproportionate share of coal assets, announced that it will invest $1.8 billion inContinue Reading
