Global electricity review 2024
Renewables generated a record 30 percent of global electricity in 2023, driven by growth in solar and wind especially from China, according to the Global Electricity Review 2024 released by the global
Renewables generated a record 30 percent of global electricity in 2023, driven by growth in solar and wind especially from China, according to the Global Electricity Review 2024 released by the global
California Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday signed a bill requiring the state to source electricity from exclusively carbon-free sources by 2045, a move aimed at combating climate change that clashes with U.S.
NMDC Ltd, in its diamond jubilee year has won one more prestigious national award at the ‘India Green Energy Award - 2018’ ceremony held recently in New Delhi, a company press release informed on Monday.
Renewables add 1,742 MW in the first four months of this fiscal; no new thermal capacity Renewable energy sector continues to maintain its lead over thermal power in adding new capacity to the grid.
Nagpur: Fifty-seven units of the Centre-owned thermal power plants in the country have been given a deadline of 28 months to meet the emission norms for sulphur oxide and particulate matter. These plants
Clearing the way for the imposition of safeguard duty on solar cell imports, the Supreme Court on Monday vacated a stay by the Orissa High Court. Clearing the way for the imposition of safeguard duty
Electricity is set to dominate energy demand by mid-century, doubling to a 45% share as cars, buildings and manufacturers quickly shift away from fossil fuels, according to a global energy transition report
Funds under Gram Jyoti Yojana remain underutilised, deadlines missed Fourteen years after the state started the ambitious project to provide electricity to all, nearly 2.6 lakh households are still
With coal re-emerging as a viable power source globally, how long can India ignore the inevitable? The rhetoric on turning the world into renewable energy-run planet is gradually going up in thin air.
The peak in fossil fuel demand will have a dramatic impact on financial markets in the 2020s. The global energy system is transitioning from a system mainly based on fossil fuels to one mainly based on
Nuclear power’s electricity generating capacity risks shrinking in the coming decades as ageing reactors are retired and the industry struggles with reduced competitiveness, according to a new IAEA report.