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India has huge potential of power generation from renewable sources of energy and the country plans to add another 30,000 MW of renewable energy capacity during the 12th Five-Year Plan, according to a senior official at the Union Ministry of
The power from renewable energy sources, with an installed capacity of 26,920 MW in India’s total energy mix of about 2,12,829 MW, constitutes around 12.5 per cent of country’s total power generation capacity at present, according to Dr. Farooq Abdullah,
Uruguay wants to become one of the world’s leading wind power producers and has plans to produce 90 per cent of its electricity by 2015 from renewable sources. Wind power is expected to make up 30 per cent of the
Riding on supportive policies, regulatory and fiscal incentives, India has witnessed an impressive growth in the power generation from renewable sources of energy in the last few years and the trend is likely to grow, says Dr. Farooq Abdullah, the
Kenya has made a giant leap towards integrating renewable energy into the country’s energy needs with launching the biggest geothermal power generation plant at Olkaria, Naivasha, around 100 km west of the capital Nairobi. The plant, commissioned at a cost
With a present installed capacity of over 25 GW of grid-connected power, India stands among the top five countries of the world in terms of renewable energy capacity, according to Dr. Farooq Abdullah Union Minister of New and Renewable Energy
Saudi Arabia should try to build nearly 41 GW of solar energy capacity, enough to meet a third of expected peak power demand in 2032, says the King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy (KACARE). KACARE, the body responsible
The bioenergy sector in the UK has huge potential which could create around 50,000 jobs in the country by 2020, out of which 2,500 of the jobs could come in anaerobic digestion, according to a report by the National Centre
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