The twin challenge of poverty reduction and decarbonization of the economy has to be met simultaneously by India. This calls for transition to low-carbon economic growth, which fortunately is possible.Continue Reading
Whenever the topic of renewable energy comes online, critics inevitably trot out graphs of global primary energy demand to make the argument that fossil fuels are so dominant, there isContinue Reading
Decarbonization of the passenger rail system is the new trend that’s catching up all around the world and ‘Hydrogen Fuel Cells’ seems to be the preferred choice for this transition.Continue Reading
India accounts for a third of the entire global population that lacks access to electricity. According to a report by The Climate Group, there are 300 million Indians who lackContinue Reading
Cuba has achieved full electrification this year, an important step for economic and social development. Currently the country has a generation capacity of 5,881 megawatts, 14 times the delivery madeContinue Reading
