Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) has crossed 20 GW of installed renewable energy capacity, marking the fastest and largest renewable energy capacity expansion achieved by any company in India to date. The milestone gives AGEL enough renewable energy generation capacity to power more than 9 million
India’s new facility at Kalpakkam is much more than another hydrogen plant. It is the first demonstration anywhere in the world of producing hydrogen using nuclear reactor heat through the Copper–Chlorine (Cu–Cl) thermochemical cycle, rather than relying primarily on electricity. The facility was inaugurated at
India has launched its first dedicated digital platform, WT-MARUT, to manage the wind turbine supply chain. The progress marks a fresh push to strengthen local manufacturing and improve the country’s position in the global renewable energy market. The platform was launched by Union Minister for New and
Stakeholders in the renewable energy industry have urged the Centre to provide financial support and battery subsidy for energy storage systems alongside rooftop solar installations. The demand comes as India accelerates its renewable energy goals. Concerns grow about the lack of storage incentives, which may limit
Switzerland has begun testing a new approach to solar power generation by installing solar panels directly between railway tracks, aiming to increase renewable energy output without requiring additional land. The pilot project has been launched on an active rail line and is being closely monitored
India and Norway have upgraded their relationship to a 'Green Strategic Partnership' during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Norway. Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre and Modi announced stronger cooperation in clean and green sectors. The new partnership will increase work between the two countries
Researchers in the United States have unveiled a promising approach that could dramatically cut electric vehicle (EV) charging times to 10 minutes or less—without compromising battery health. Charging speed has long been a sticking point for EV adoption, alongside concerns over driving range. In response,
India has taken a major step in its industrial policy with the approval of the ₹7,280 crore ‘Scheme to Promote Manufacturing of Rare Earth Permanent Magnets’, marking a strategic move to strengthen its technological and economic foundations. Rare Earth Permanent Magnets (REPMs), often described as