India Carbon Prices may Rise
India carbon prices may rise as the country gears up for the implementation of a national voluntary carbon market
SECL to Use Paste Fill Technology for Sustainable Mining
SECL and TMC Mineral Resources Private Limited have inked a 7040 crore deal to implement the paste mill underground mining technology
Caught Greenwashing: SEBI Slams Gensol for Misleading Investors
The NSE conducted a surprise inspection of the Gensol EV plant in Chakan, Pune, revealing no manufacturing activity and only 2-3 laborers present
Microsoft Signs 2 Mega Deals to Remove 10.5 MMT of CO2
Microsoft signs 2 mega deals to remove 10.5 MMT of CO2 in the past week
Indian Aluminum Sector will Require Rs 425B for RE Transition
The aluminium sector is projected to require a 104 MW/416 MWh energy storage system by 2030, necessitating a $5 billion investment in RE transition
India to Amend Nuclear Liability Legislation
India has plans to amend its nuclear liability legislation to limit accident-related penalties for equipment suppliers, to revive foreign investment in the nuclear sector
Pure or Legacy, e2W Competition Intensifies
Competition in the e2W market segment is expected to boost industry volume growth to around 25% in fiscal 2025, driven by increased model availability and wider distribution network reach of legacy players.
Europe Fastest Warming Continent: WMO
Europe fastest warming continent Europe fastest warming continent with 2024 being the warmest year on record, says the 2025 WMO report on European climate
RCI Releases Policy Proposals for Renewable Carbon Transition
The RCI has released a report outlining ten policy proposals to expedite the transition to renewable carbon in feedstocks and materials
IEX to Launch G-RTM for Renewable Energy
When approved, G-RTM will promote compliance with renewable purchase requirements and facilitate the trade in green power without depending entirely on certificates
As the Heat Picks Up, Low-Cost Mud-Pot Coolers See Demand
As the heat picks up, low-cost mud-pot coolers see demand in rural and semi-urban areas
Surat’s pollution market cuts 30% particulate emissions in the city
Surat’s pollution market, a first-of-its-kind Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) for particulate matter, has led to a 20-30 per cent reduction in particulate emissions in the city. A study, co-authored by Yale university economists Rohini Pande, Nicholas Ryan, and others and published in the Quarterly Journal of Economics, found that the unique cap-and-trade market for particulate pollution
