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.
India Inc Pledges Rs 32.45 Lakh Crore for RE Projects
India Inc. has pledged Rs 32.45 lakh crore for renewable energy projects till 2030, aligning with India’s target of 500 GW.
IREDA CMD Advocates Innovative Financing to Bridge Green Hydrogen Cost Gap
IREDA affirmed its dedication to reducing project costs by combining green hydrogen with RE sources like solar, wind, and hydro.
Union Bank of India First Major Bank to Sign PCAF
The Union Bank of India has demonstrated its commitment to monitoring and controlling its financed emissions.
COP 29 President Sets 14-Point Action Agenda
The COP 29 President has announced a 14-point action agenda to accelerate climate action and supplement the formal negotiated agenda
Thermax, Ceres Partner for Green Hydrogen Production
Thermax has partnered with Ceres to develop a pressurized SAM and design a SAM balance of module for a multi-MW SOEC electrolyzer module.
JOULE to Power EVs in Bengaluru
The project is a $2.65 million new Climate Pledge initiative to support over 5,500 EVs by 2030 by addressing infrastructure gaps.
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.
ISMA Inks MOUs with TERI, PRAJ for SAF
The ISMA MoUs aim to promote India’s sustainability by reducing annual carbon emissions from the aviation sector.
31,350 MW Hydro Electric Projects Receives Rs 12,461 Crore Support
The Cabinet has approved a modification to the budgetary support scheme for enabling infrastructure for Hydro Electric Projects, totaling Rs 12,461 crore.
Green Pathways for the Steel Industry
A report presents a comprehensive plan for India’s steel industry to decarbonize, addressing various aspects of carbon emissions
‘Mission Mausam’ gets Rs 2,000 crore outlay
The Cabinet meeting chaired by the PM meeting has approved an outlay of Rs 2,000 crore over two years for ‘Mission Mausam’.
