The Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change (MoEFCC) recently issued a draft notification on the Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) detailing certain restrictions and prohibition to be imposed on theContinue Reading
According to MNRE, in FY2020 (April 2019 till March 2020), about 5.7 GW of new utility-scale solar capacity was added in India. This is about 24% lesser than the governmentContinue Reading
The ‘low cost’ approach to economic growth is precipitating a shakedown, forcing businesses in telecom, power, roads, renewable energy and banking sector to shrink, merger, consolidate or shutdown. Across several sectorsContinue Reading
Corporations – including oil & gas supermajors – bought a record of almost 20GW of renewable energy through power purchase agreements (PPAs) last year, a leap of 44% on 2018,Continue Reading
India’s renewable capacity installations reached 86 GW as of December 31, 2019. Wind is the major contributor with 44% share in total renewable mix, followed by solar with 39% share.Continue Reading
In 2011, the Daiichi nuclear power plant in Fukushima experienced one of the worst meltdowns in history — a disaster the area is still reckoning with today. However, now, itsContinue Reading
In India, the land is a state subject, which means various state government agencies, including- revenue department, panchayat, state nodal agencies, among others, are involved in giving approvals to procure/Continue Reading
The year 2020 is expected to witness 29% growth in solar segment, with the addition of another 11GW of capacity. Out of this 11GW, 50% of the projects would beContinue Reading
