This technology can power Indian Armed Forces even in war like situation: Dr. Bhaskar
DR. Srinivas Bhaskar Chaganti speaking to Climate Samurai said that his technology can provide green power to Indian Armed forces even in war like situation …
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Yes, these children are skipping schools for us!
Yup, you heard it right, children across the globe are skipping there schools and shouting out loud for the climate and believe us they are …
Renewable energy – ‘Economic moats’ to drive further growth
The renewable energy sector in India has been dynamic in the last two decades, and especially over the last few years, with ambitious targets. That …
After LED what? Welcome to world of connected lighting
Author: Devashish Ganguli Today, we are on the cusp of an augmented age where technology is redefining the possibilities of what a human can truly …
Climate Change: Why are We having this Discussion?
October has been a busy time for headline news on climate change. The month started off with two major announcements within hours of one another. …
REC leaves a lasting impression: How REC achieves a class-leading carbon footprint
Energy is needed for all types of process, even when making the components of an environmentally- friendly electricity generation system such as a solar panel. …
India’s small renewables firms fighting consolidation wave
Small to mid-sized renewable energy companies in India are starting to look like attractive takeover targets as lenders and investors withhold funds, worried by the …
Are environmental issues finally an important part of India’s election discourse?
Will environmental issues finally bask in the electoral limelight? If events across some of the major Indian cities in the past few years are to go by, …
Is the government in a pre-election haste to revamp environmental laws?
It is the final leg of the current Indian government’s tenure, which began in 2014. As the general elections loom, the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led …
Desalination processes based on renewable energy could resolve India’s perennial water woes
The ever-increasing demand for potable water is exerting tremendous stress on our existing consumable water resources. Water covers a little over 70 per cent of …