Automation for energy efficiency in green warehousing
Warehouses are vital to supply chain management, serving as essential hubs for storage, processing and distribution of goods.
Pollution from car brake-wear more harmful for lungs than diesel exhaust: Study
Exposure to pollution from car brake wear can prove to be more harmful to the lungs than diesel exhaust, according to a study.
INNOVATION: IIT-Delhi research shows thin graphene shields glass from mechanical, chemical damage under water
The research highlights a simple yet practical solution for creating ultra-durable glass coatings, particularly for moisture-sensitive applications, such as smartphone screens, camera lenses, automotive windshields, solar panels and even optical instruments exposed to humid or wet environments.
Japan targets 60% emissions cut by 2035 from 2013 levels
Japan set fresh climate targets on Tuesday, pledging to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 60 percent in the next decade from 2013 levels. Japan's environment ministry said Tuesday it aims to slash emissions 60 percent by the 2035 fiscal year, which starts in April.
Advait Energy signs MoU with Haryana City Gas for 2000 MTPA green hydrogen plant
The agreement marks a significant step in expanding green hydrogen applications and strengthening clean energy infrastructure.
India's path to energy independence: Harnessing solar power and electric mobility, says Prashant Ruia
Ruia said energy transition in India is possible due to inherent cost advantages.
Assam cabinet approves mega industrial park, new policy for green energy
Addressing a press conference after chairing a cabinet meeting here, Sarma said the state government has resolved to allot 569 bighas of land (over 188 acres) in Morigaon district for a mega industrial park.
Indonesia says UAE firm to explore clean energy, amending statement on nuclear power
Indonesia's economic affairs ministry issued a statement late on Saturday, replacing one that had said EGA planned to build a nuclear plant of up to 5 gigawatts in an attempt to remedy a shortage of low-carbon power bedevilling efforts to boost capacity at an aluminium smelter in North Sumatra.
Extend waiver on transmission charges for renewable power till 2030, powerproducers to govt
A consultative meeting chaired by Minister for New and Renewable Energy Pralhad Joshi was held on February 5, where Wind Independent Power Producers Association (WIPPA) and other associations shared their concerns and suggestions.
US-based Plug Power looks to set up ‘multi-gigawatt’ green hydrogen electrolyser plants in India by 2030 end
However, this depends on the demand and cost drivers provided by the Indian government, according to its President