The Latest Breaking News from Renewable Energy

Boost for green energy projects: Maharashtra govt waives 25 pc land transfer fee

Maharashtra announced a waiver for the 25 per cent transfer fee on land for renewable energy projects. This decision aims to alleviate financial pressure on companies and reduce project costs. Companies must use the land exclusively for renewable energy to qualify for this exemption. If the land is used for…

The Economic Times · 14h ago

Coalition eyes climate, housing money to fund tax cuts

Savings of $31 billion earmarked by the federal opposition would be used to fund the coalition's plan to index income tax brackets.

AAP · Oct 26

India aims to quadruple port capacity by 2047, eyes stronger maritime cooperation with Rotterdam: Piyush Goyal

India intends to increase its port capacity significantly by 2047 to support economic growth and trade. Union Minister Piyush Goyal emphasized collaboration opportunities with the Port of Rotterdam for sustainable development. The Sagarmala initiative aims to enhance India's maritime infrastructure and connectivity effectively. A major maritime education institution will be…

The Economic Times · Oct 25

Diversification plan: NMDC scouts for mining assets across four continents

NMDC is actively seeking mining assets worldwide, including critical minerals to support various industries. The company aims to earn 20 percent of revenues from minerals other than iron ore. This expansion aligns with government initiatives to secure raw material supplies and decrease import dependency. NMDC's strategy is expected to enhance…

The Economic Times · Oct 25

Inside SNP as former MPs say John Swinney 'bowing to Westminster' on Jackdaw

JOHN Swinney has been accused of bowing to Westminster and “abandoning” the SNP’s net zero principles “for a few bob” over his response to the approval of a major new gas field.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 25

Climate scientists and campaigners round on English Greens over nuclear U-turn

ZACK Polanski’s English and Welsh Greens have been sharply criticised by a raft of leading climate campaigners and scientists for ditching their blanket opposition to nuclear power.

The National (Scotland) · Oct 25

The Great Indian Bustard Is Disappearing. Here Is What It Actually Needs

The Great Indian Bustard weighs up to 15 kilograms, stands nearly a metre tall, and cannot see power lines until it is already flying into them. That single biological fact, a visual field oriented downward for scanning prey, not forward for scanning obstacles, explains more about why this bird is…

Times Life · Oct 25

Sri Lanka seeks faster green energy shift after oil shocks

Sri Lanka is facing significant challenges in its transition to renewable energy due to rising oil prices. The government plans to increase electricity generation from renewable sources to 70 percent by 2030. Communities have expressed concerns about the impact of wind turbines, leading to a reassessment of project locations. Additionally,…

The Economic Times · Oct 25

SNP says UK must rule out use of Scottish revenue for English nuclear energy

Keith Brown said ‘every single penny’ from a new energy wealth fund should be spent on Scotland’s renewables future.

Evening Standard · Oct 24

Adani Wind bags 696 MW turbine orders from 5 power producers, targets 10 GW capacity

Adani Wind has received significant orders for 696.2 megawatts of wind turbines from five power producers. The contracts involve projects in states such as Karnataka, Gujarat, and Maharashtra. Plans are in place to increase annual manufacturing capacity at its facility in Mundra from 2.25 GW to 5 GW. Additionally, the…

The Economic Times · Oct 24