The country's climate negotiators at Glasgow will have to strike a balance between development needs and global pressures to do more
"Since 2017, we have had more renewable energy in the energy mix in India than fossil fuels", says Harsh Shringla, Foreign Secretary
As India builds more supply infrastructure and power generation capacity for natural gas, experts say its use must be limited to that of a 'transition fuel' from coal to renewable energy
Tata Power is India's largest, integrated power company and operates across the power value chain
Climate change has thrown up key challenges for power firms. In this exclusive interview, Tata Power CEO Praveer Sinha lists the issue facing the power companies how his company is addressing them
Renewables focus should lead to strong growth
US special envoy launches Climate Action and Finance Mobilisation Dialogue
The investments will support India's goal of 450 Gw renewable energy by 2030, the British High Commission stated
RIL is believed to be closing in on a deal to buy out the REC Group, a Norway-headquartered solar module maker with links to the Chinese government-owned China National Chemical Corporation
Bulk of procurement is from Green Term-Ahead Market, which was introduced last year by IEX and supports buyers in procuring green energy in a competitive and flexible manner
In a Q&A, Fatih Birol dwells on India's future in renewables, Reliance's aggressive green energy foray and how advanced countries should support the emerging world in its net-zero emission drive
Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Ltd's plans for investing Rs 75,000 crore in solar, batteries, fuel cells and hydrogen could create valuation of USD 36 billion for the new energy business
Indian tycoon Mukesh Ambani's $10 billion entry into renewable energy could drive solar tariffs further to ground and ignite bidding wars with fellow billionaire Gautam Adani, industry analysts say
Listing intended to enable transformation over the next decade for a company that relies on coal to produce the vast majority of its electricity.
Gail (India) Ltd will invest about Rs 5,000 crore to build a portfolio of at least 1 gigawatts of renewable energy and set up compressed biogas as well as ethanol plants
The new regulations will allow companies to purchase renewable electricity from state distributors at 'green tariffs' said power minister Raj Kumar Singh
State-owned power giant NTPC on Sunday said it has set a taget to install 60 gigawatts (GW) of renewable energy (RE) capacity by 2032. NTPC has become India's first energy company to declare its energy compact goals as part of the UN High-level Dialogue on Energy (HLDE), according to a statement. "NTPC has set a target to install 60 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2032," it added. The country's largest power producer is also aiming 10 per cent reduction in net energy intensity by 2032. NTPC is among the few organisations globally to declare its energy compact goals. Further, NTPC has declared that it will form at least 2 international alliances to facilitate clean energy research and promote sustainability in energy value chain by 2025. The targets were unveiled in the recently held 'Ministerial Thematic Forums for the HDLE' event. The commitment from NTPC has been made public on UN's website as well. The United Nations is set to convene a high-level dialogue in September 202
Until now, the two billionaires, both hailing from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's home state of Gujarat, have largely operated in their separate spheres. Clean energy would see them overlap.
The firm is aiming to have a gross installed renewable energy capacity of 10 Gw by 2025
Delays in power supply agreements (PSAs) for 7 GW of the bid out renewable energy projects is one of the main reasons that may lead to 35 per cent shortfall in 160 GW renewable energy capacity target