L&T secures key contracts for solar and grid systems
Floating solar projects, which involve installing solar modules on floating structures in water bodies like reservoirs and lakes, offer advantages such as avoiding land acquisition and reducing water evaporation.
India becomes world's third-largest solar power generator: Report
Solar maintained its status as the world’s fastest-growing electricity source for the nineteenth consecutive year, adding more than twice as much new electricity worldwide as coal in 2023.
Gensol Engineering appoints Rajesh Jain as Independent Director
Rajesh Jain, who recently retired as a senior partner at Walker Chandiok & Co LLP after over 20 years of service, brings more than 45 years of professional experience.
IREDA incorporates subsidiary in GIFT City for green financing
The subsidiary was officially incorporated on May 7, 2024, following a No Objection letter from the Reserve Bank of India on February 8, 2024.
Orient Electric Q4 Results: Profit falls as mounting expenses offset demand
Driven by inflation, consumer goods makers have resorted to offering deals and discounts to attract consumers affected by rising prices, thereby impacting their profit margins.
The world’s biggest carbon removal plant comes online in Iceland
The plant is a critical step in the race to remove billions of tons of carbon a year by mid-century, a move that will likely be needed to keep global warming to relatively safe levels.
High hopes for carbon capture, underground storage
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) recognises carbon capture and storage among the solutions for eliminating CO2, without giving it a central place in its models.
NTPC Green Energy, MAHAPREIT ink MoU for 10 GW renewable projects in Maharashtra
NTPC Green Energy Limited (NGEL) and Mahatma Phule Renewable Energy and Infrastructure Technology Limited (MAHAPREIT) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop renewable energy projects up to 10 GW in Maharashtra.
Italian power groups clash with government on solar panel curbs
The country's rightwing coalition on Monday approved a ban on photovoltaic systems with modules placed on the ground in areas classified as agricultural land.
EXPLAINER: Shell's Singapore refinery sale and its market significance
The sale of the complex, which opened in 1961, is part of CEO Wael Sawan's plan to reduce the company's carbon footprint and to focus on its most profitable businesses.