Cyient Secures Green Hydrogen Project in Norway
The Bodø project, which aims to supply green hydrogen to the heavy transportation and maritime sectors, is a significant step towards achieving Norway’s goals for renewable energy
Why Every Summer Now Feels Like a Crisis?
From shocking to being the new normal, when did extreme weather events begin, and how did 45°C become just another summer day?
Kenya: A Success Story in the Transition to Renewable Energy
In this second part, Peter Waihenya talks about how Kenya is setting a benchmark in renewable energy capacity addition for the African continent.
IREDA Raises Rs 910 Crore Through Issuance of Tier-II bonds
The IREDA board has approved raising funds through bonds and loans to accelerate renewable energy development and contribute to India’s green energy targets
The Green Energy Revolution: Africa’s Path to Climate Resilience and Sustainable Development
This is the first part of a two-part series where Peter Waihenya of the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority of Kenya speaks about the criticality of climate resilience.
Slow Progress, Inadequate Financing Challenge Construction Sector to Achieve Climate Goals
Several countries are advancing towards decarbonizing the construction sector, but slow progress and inadequate financing pose a significant threat to global climate goals
KCB Bank Receives $100 Million for Climate Projects
The KCB Bank has secured a $100 million tier-2 capital facility from British International Investment for climate-related projects and women-led SMEs in the country
Drax Launches New Sustainability Framework
The sustainability framework aligns with Drax’s goal to achieve net-zero by the end of 2040 across its value chain, including people, the environment and the climate
GoI to Establish National Green Financing Institution
The National Green Finance Institution will help to fast-track the country’s green transition and bridge the financing gap in the renewable energy sector
Nigeria’s Power Sector Gets Green Boost with Electricity Act 2023
The Electricity Act 2023 was signed into Law in June 2023; it repealed and replaced the Electric Power Sector Reform Act of 2005
China’s Mineral Limits Cast Shadow Over Global Renewable Energy Supply Chains
Exiger’s research finds that the defence, renewable energy, electronics, and manufacturing sectors are particularly vulnerable to supply delays, material shortages, price increases, and supply bottlenecks.
Reliance Infrastructure Foraying into Renewable Manufacturing
To lead the new venture, Reliance Infrastructure has appointed three senior executives who will strengthen the company’s battery and component manufacturing portfolio
