Energy Mix Faces Transition Tensions
India’s energy sector hits a critical inflection point with the RE surge; coal power dips 3%, yet fossil dominance signals persistent business risks.
US Emissions Up 2.4%, Outpacing GDP
US GHG emissions rose 2.4% in 2025—outpacing 1.9% GDP growth—driven by colder winters and power demand, says Rhodium Group report.
China Solar Losses Shrink in Q3 on Overcapacity Controls
Driven by Beijing’s aggressive overcapacity crackdown, China’s solar industry reported narrowing Q3 losses.
ESGNews.Earth joins SmarterE India 2026 as Official Media Partner
This strategic media partnership is poised to significantly enhance the market reach, content quality, and ESG positioning of SmarterE India 2026.
Outlook 2026: Market Forces to Drive Climate Transition
Commercial forces now drive the climate transition and risk repricing, surpassing stalling political ESG policies
AI Boom Threatens Climate Goals
The AI boom-fueled data center expansion will double power demand, slow US emissions cuts, and increase global water stress
China’s Coal Power Project Pipeline Contracts as Focus Tilt Toward Renewables
China’s declining coal power project approvals in 2025 highlight a broader transition in its power sector.
esgnews.earth: One Year of Critical Climate Journalism and Global Reach
esgnews.earth completes its first year as a dynamic platform shaping India’s climate, ESG, and sustainability narratives.
Solar Boom Marks Record 29.5 GW; Transmission Gaps Pose Next Challenge
Solar capacity additions surged 70% to a record 29.5 GW in the first nine months of 2025 amid emerging grid and storage challenges.
Renewables Face Stricter Grid Compliance in India
The CERC deliberates changes to how renewable players are calculating the gap between scheduled and actual power generation, says a note on its website.
Galo Solar Targets 100 MW by Fiscal Year 2026
Galo Solar is rapidly scaling and is targeting 100 MW by FY 2026 through an integrated, cost-effective solution for homes and businesses.
India’s Climate Finance Shortfall: A Sector-Specific Look
A new study reveals India faces a $467 billion climate finance shortfall to decarbonize four key sectors by 2030.
