Green hydrogen has become a key priority area for governments and industries worldwide owing to the transforming […]
The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) recently issued draft registration and application guidelines for establishing and operating […]
The power sector, particularly generation and transmission, witnessed key financings in the year 2021. The financing deals […]
Energy trading on power exchanges is an emerging domain in the field of renewable energy. In countries […]
India’s clean energy transition is largely driven by renewable capacity expansion. While the large capacity addition of […]
Decentralised power generation systems are units that generate electricity and consume all/part of it in situ. Industrial […]
In 25 years, renewables plus storage will be the dominant generation source, believes Dr Ajay Mathur, director […]
Hydrogen has seen several previous waves of interest in history, mostly driven by high oil prices and a focus on a single end-use sector – transport. […]
The country has done immensely well in renewables despite being a late starter, says Anil Sardana, managing […]
Over the past decade and a half, I have published three books that represent three stages in India’s journey towards clean and green energy. The first one, Decentralised Energy Planning – Methodo-logy and Case Studies, published in 1991, is based on my experience of setting up and operationalising the Maharashtra Energy Development Agency in 1986. […]
A leader in the renewable energy segment, Anand Kumar, former secretary, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, and senior adviser in the clean energy space, has been responsible for devising several key policy measures that have supported the industry’s progress. […]
The clean energy transition is changing how we view strategic resources. In a hydrocarbon-centric world, a small group of countries that export petroleum could create a cartel to exploit their position and gain an outside influence on geopolitics. […]
Energy transition is happening but not fast enough to limit the global average temperature rise to 1.5 °C. Power investment will need to rise to help the world achieve the Paris Agreement goals. Compared with the average annual investments projected in the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) Sustainable Development Scenario, the global power sector spending in 2019 was about 35 per cent short of the level required a decade from now. The year 2020 also witnessed lower investment due to the Covid-19 pandemic. […]
The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has issued guidelines for the implementation of the production-linked […]
As the country moves ahead with industrialisation and urbanisation, there is expected to be significant waste generation. […]
Singapore is a fine example of a country in the process of crafting its unique path to […]
The renewable energy sector in India has been growing consistently over the past few years. As of […]
The Indian electricity transmission sector is gearing up to face the challenges posed by the changing power […]
The demand for green energy continues to grow in India as well as globally, as countries focus […]