Hitachi Energy to Invest $250 Million in India
Hitachi Energy will invest in capacity expansion, portfolio, and accelerating global demand for clean energy solutions
Nextracker Launches R&D Center for Solar Excellence
Nextracker aims to advance photovoltaic R&D, testing, and workforce development serving the Indian and Middle Eastern solar markets
Bahrain Takes a Leap Towards a Sustainable Future
The recent POWERELEC conference in Bahrain highlighted the country’s unwavering commitment to achieving net-zero emissions.
Ambuja Cements Joins AFID; Pledges Rs 100 B for RE
Ambuja Cements plans to invest Rs 100 billion in RE projects, including 1 GW capacity and 376 MW waste heat recovery system.
Can India Scale to Meet to its RE Targets?
CEEW, the independent think tank has raised some eye-opening questions regarding India’s RE target achievements.
Coal India to Expand RE Capacity by 5 GW
Coal India to expand its RE capacity by adding 5 GW by 2028. Additionally, the company is also looking to set up pump storage projects.
Climate Bonds must be Indexed to Basket of Currencies
APAC executives have proposed that emerging economies must issue climate bonds that are indexed to a basket of currencies
India to Develop Taxonomy for Climate Finance
The GoI plans create a taxonomy for climate finance to increase the availability of funding for climate change adaptation
Budget 2024: Expect more focus on climate action
There has been a lot of activity in the fight against climate change between the interim budget and the final budget scheduled for July 23
How can India explore the potential of e-Mobility in Energy Transition?
A recent event highlighted the Indian carbon market’s potential for decarbonization and the role of e-mobility in energy transition
Indian Banks Taking a Green Leap
India’s energy transition and decarbonization journey require Rs 160 billion annually until 2030. The Indian banks are taking the green leap
India to Reduce Coal Power Dependency to 33% by 2030
Despite announcement to hike coal-fired power generation capacity by 78-80 GW, India aims to drop coal power capacity to 33 percent by 2030
