Restoring Nature Could Be The Fastest Climate Investment We Make
Nature and Technology: The Dual Pillars of a Resilient Future As climate risks intensify and the window for limiting global warming narrows, governments and businesses …
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We Built Power Reliability Metrics for a Climate That No Longer Exists
Discover why traditional power grid reliability metrics fail under extreme weather and how AI, machine learning, and climate adaptation drive resilient energy infrastructure.
World Environment Day 2026: India Inc. Blends High-Tech Innovation with Environmental Accountability to Forge a Regenerative Future
The 270 GW Wake-Up Call: Navigating India’s Structural Climate Shift The Structural Climate Shift As India positions itself at a critical macroeconomic and structural inflection …
Smart Buildings and Intelligent HVAC: The Next Growth Engine Powering India’s Transformation
Rapid urban growth in India is driving a major shift toward smart buildings powered by AI-enabled HVAC systems. The article by Ajit Venkataraman VP Trane Technologies India explores how intelligent climate technologies can reduce energy consumption, support ESG goals and help build sustainable, future-ready cities while strengthening India’s path toward net-zero emissions.
Olympics Tickets: The Hidden Climate Cost and the Shift to ‘Radical Reuse’
While organisers of Olympic are propelling green agendas, spectator emissions remain the biggest blind spot The Olympic Games are enduring an aggressive sustainability makeover. From …
Union Budget 2026–2027: ISMA wants to rationalise the GST and push for biofuels.
According to an industry group, biofuels, flex-fuel cars, and hybrids can improve air quality quickly, reduce the need for oil imports, and increase farmer incomes. The Indian Sugar and Bio-energy Manufacturers Association (ISMA) has asked for extensive fiscal and policy changes to accelerate biofuels and sustainable transportation solutions as India struggles with growing urban air pollution, rising crude oil imports, and growing climate responsibilities. Ahead of the Union Budget 2026–27, ISMA has urged the Government of India to undertake comprehensive GST rationalisation and targeted incentives across the …
Aravalli Hills Under Spotlight: Supreme Court Ruling, Mining Ban and the Rising ‘Save Aravalli’ Campaign Explained
Conflicting definitions, environmental risks and political pushback have put the future of the Aravalli range at the centre of a nationwide debate, as the Centre …
India’s Chance to Lead The Green-Steel Transition: Can Green Hydrogen Give Us A Competitive Edge?
With cheap renewable energy, rising domestic steel demand, and strong policy support, India is rapidly advancing hydrogen-based steelmaking — positioning itself for long-term industrial dominance …
Paying the Price: Piloting Climate Finance for the Vulnerable
Transforming climate commitments into rapid, inclusive protection for those most exposed to climate risks The Gathering Storm In recent weeks, the extensive damage to agriculture, …
India Needs 40-Fold Surge in Clean Energy to Achieve Viksit Bharat 2047 Vision, Says EY–CII Report
Tripling energy demand, nuclear expansion, and urgent grid modernization among key challenges for India’s net-zero transition India has reached a significant milestone in its energy …