According to a report by the International Energy Agency, new renewable power capacity in 2021 will rise to a second consecutive all-time high.

The public sector undertaking announced that it has entered into an agreement with Frankfurt-based KfW Development Bank to avail an Official Development Assistance (ODA) term loan worth $169.5 million under the Indo-German bilateral partnership.

Concrete programme to retire coal-fired thermal plants key to making clean power drive successful

BPCL joins oil companies across the world that have been investing heavily in renewable energy, like wind and solar power, as they chart a transition towards cleaner energy sources.

The company will invest to help Gujarat turn 'net zero' and create 10 lakh jobs in Gujarat going ahead.

ReNew has already been working on stationary energy storage space through its intelligent energy solution portfolio

India is on the threshold of a generational shift from a net importer of fossil fuel to a potential net exporter of green hydrogen in the new energy transition journey by 2030

The survey also calls for focus on developing technology that recycles, reuses and repurposes minerals, which are in short supply

Budget 2022 | Green bonds and more funds for solar equipment will help meet India’s climate as well as renewable energy goals, say experts

The launch of the green hydrogen policy puts in place a sturdy foundation for developing a competitive green hydrogen sector in India — a transition well under way in most developed countries

The first phase of the facility is expected to produce 100,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually.

NTPC is scaling up its renewable energy portfolio and is better placed to deal with rising coal prices

While speaking at a round table conference organised by the International Solar Alliance, Singh said that world governments need to come together to set up a credit guarantee fund to invest in renewable energy in developing countries like those in Africa.

The group is adding capacity across its different verticals and aims to become a 30 GW firm by 2030. Mittal said its current business plan is fully funded.