Tapping demand for electricity produced by solar and wind, Goldman Sachs is planning to invest ¥50 billion in renewable energy projects in Japan in the next five years. Besides, the Wall Street firm plans to take as much as ¥250
NTPC Limited, India’s largest power utility, has released its Sustainability Report “Powering with care …” Dr. Arup Roy Choudhury released the report for the year 2011-12 in New Delhi in the presence of AK Singhal, Director (Finance); NN Misra, Director
Tata Power, one of the leading utility entities in the country, is considering an initial public offering next financial year of its clean-energy unit. The company plans to increase wind and solar capacity at Tata Power Renewable Energy Ltd. almost
Based on the assurances of the Andhra Pradesh government, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) hopes some improvement in the power situation in the state during this summer. However, the industry is sceptical in spite of the assurance in view
China may soon become the leader in renewable energy sector, along with the United States, a recent study has indicated. According to “The Critical Decade: International Action on Climate Change”, a report by the independent Australian-based Climate Commission, China is
Renewable energy in India, led by the wind sector, is bouncing back in terms of investment as around five deals worth $500 million has been being sealed so far in 2013; on the contrary, not been a single deal has
China is increasingly using renewable energy use to meet its international commitments for mitigating climate change and has shown considerable growth in this, a recently-released report says. The report by the Australian government’s Climate Commission ‘Critical Decade: Global Action Building
India’s National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) has taken into consideration the renewable energy potential including wind in outlining the approach for the development of the clean energy in India. In tandem with the objectives and approach of NAPCC,
Global annual investment in renewable energy is expected to triple by 2030 accounting for 70 per cent of new power generation capacity between 2012 and 2030, says a new report by Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF). The research, published recently,
The government has said it is committed to incentivise use of clean energy so as to encourage domestic production. “We are interested in incentivising the use of clean energy. We are also interested in creating a viable and competitive domestic
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