Introduction: Transitioning to Renewables As India advances toward its ambitious renewable energy (RE) targets, oil and gas companies—both domestic and international—are playing a significant role in shaping the energy landscape. From green hydrogen projects to solar and wind acquisitions, these companies are leveraging their expertise and capital to dominate the Read more…
The legacy of the UNFCCC extends beyond the outcomes of individual COP meetings, leaving an indelible mark on tomorrow’s climate policy landscape. The conventions, agreements, and resolutions forged in these gatherings become the building blocks for a sustainable and equitable future. The ongoing dialogue facilitated by the UNFCCC paves the Read more…
India’s Ministry of Power has recently unveiled its revised Renewable Purchase Obligation (RPO) guidelines, a pivotal move aimed at bolstering the country’s transition towards sustainable energy. However, a critical examination of these guidelines reveals a blend of ambition and adaptability, coupled with a few areas that might require further clarity Read more…
India, a global giant in energy consumption, is making laudable strides in addressing the pressing issue of energy transition. With a vision of a sustainable future, India commits to obtaining 50 percent of its energy from non-fossil fuel sources by 2030. Further strengthening its eco-footprint, the nation aspires to reduce Read more…
Movement is an essential aspect of human life. Unfortunately, modern living has made it easier for people to lead sedentary lifestyles. As a result, various health problems, including obesity, cardiovascular diseases, and musculoskeletal disorders, have become common. This has led to an increased focus on promoting movement and physical activity Read more…
Suggest blog titles BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) is a leading sustainability assessment method for buildings, used worldwide. It evaluates a building’s environmental impact and sustainability performance, using a range of criteria including energy and water use, materials, pollution, and waste management. Building owners and developers are increasingly Read more…
Indian companies are gearing up to develop domestic manufacturing capability in response to the Government of India’s measures to promote solar manufacturing in India. The country has a history of solar manufacturing dating back to the late 1970s, with companies such as Central Electronics Limited, BEL, BHEL, Tata BP Solar, Read more…
The PLI scheme, with an outlay of INR 45 billion ($600 million), aims to add 10 GW of integrated solar PV manufacturing capacity by 2025. The scheme includes incentives for manufacturing high-efficiency solar PV modules using advanced technology, and a higher incentive is given to companies that establish their manufacturing Read more…
Disruptive approaches are often seen as a threat to established businesses, but they can actually be a catalyst for growth and evolution in the market. One such example is Reliance New Energy’s plans to enter the green hydrogen business, which could disrupt the entire energy industry and pave the way Read more…
Solar power is considered one of the cleanest and most sustainable sources of energy. However, solar developers in India have faced several legal and environmental disputes over the years. In this article, we will discuss the five key legal environmental disputes faced by solar developers in India. Land acquisition disputes Read more…