EET Fuels appoints Rob Wallace as CEO of EET Hydrogen Power

Wallace's appointment is pivotal as the CHP plant is poised to initially reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 180,000 tonnes per year, marking a 13% reduction at the site.

IREDA opens new office in GIFT City to offer foreign currency loans for green projects

The new facility aims to reduce financing costs for green hydrogen and renewable energy manufacturing projects in India.

Swift Solar joins SEMA, aims to strengthen US solar manufacturing sector

Swift Solar, known for its pioneering work in perovskite solar technology, joins the coalition amid efforts to increase domestic production and promote policies that ensure a robust U.S. solar sector. The company is also recently recognized as one of TIME's Top GreenTech Companies in America.

Avaada Energy bags 250 MW solar-wind hybrid project from NTPC tender

Avaada Energy secured this significant capacity with a competitive tariff of ₹3.47 per kWh. The project will be connected to the Inter State Transmission System (ISTS), enabling efficient energy distribution throughout the country.

India's wind energy capacity to hit 122 GW by 2032 amid policy boosts

The National Electricity Plan projects that India's installed wind capacity will likely reach approximately 73 GW by 2026-2027 and 122 GW by 2031-2032.

ISA joins hands with Bhutan to spur growth of solar energy in the Himalayan kingdom

ISA - headquartered in India - is also working with Bhutan on developing a national solar energy roadmap and provides regulatory support for developing solar tariffs, licensing and de-licensing regulations, standards, and guidelines to the electricity regulatory authority (ERA) of the Himalayan kingdom.

Avaada Energy bags 250 MW solar-wind project in NTPC auction

The project, which can be set up anywhere in India, will be connected to the Inter State Transmission System (ISTS) network, ensuring seamless energy delivery across regions, a company statement said.

US plans to restore tariffs on dominant solar technology, sources say

The Qcells request, which has not previously been reported, comes as the company is seeking to protect a pledged $2.5 billion expansion of its U.S. solar manufacturing presence against competition from cheaper Asian-made products.

OPINION: India’s tryst with decarbonization through the Nuclear Route

For a complex puzzle that decarbonization of economy is, exploring all feasible demand and supply side options is given albeit including assessment of potential long-term risks and a transparent stakeholders consultative process.

How round-the-clock renewable energy is helping power India's economic growth and energy transition

India’s energy landscape is undergoing a transformative journey, marked by the commitment to achieve net-zero emissions by 2070 and meeting a target of 50% of its electricity requirements from renewable sources by 2030.