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India's installed solar capacity rises 57-fold since 2014 to 162.15 GW, Government tells Parliament

India's solar power capacity has expanded significantly to 162.15 GW by June 2026. This growth places India as the world's third-largest nation in installed solar capacity. Solar parks and manufacturing units are being developed to support this expansion. Rooftop solar initiatives are also benefiting numerous households across the country. Investments…

The Economic Times · Jul 22

Climate finance must reach nations that need it most, says UN Climate Chief

Climate finance is rising but not fast enough for developing nations. Developed countries must triple adaptation finance and deliver USD 300 billion annually by 2035. Accelerating climate technology development and transfer is essential for Paris Agreement goals. India's clean energy investment drives economic growth and creates jobs. Moving quickly to…

The Economic Times · Jul 22

The most extraordinary rock on Earth isn't gold or diamond, but the metal is small enough to hold in your hand. Powerful enough to power a city

A plain-looking lithium rock is now more valuable to the modern economy than its appearance suggests. Hidden inside are critical minerals that power electric vehicle batteries, smartphones, renewable energy storage, and America's growing clean energy network. The U.S. Geological Survey classifies lithium as a critical mineral because demand continues to…

The Economic Times · Jul 21

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Soon, there will be so much electricity you might be paid to use it

Imagine a perfect summer weekend day: a cloudless blue sky with a gentle breeze. Solar panels are at full capacity, wind turbines are turning offshore – and many people are out and about, in gardens or parks. Electricity supply is high, but demand is low.

The Conversation · Jul 21

India's clean energy growth like Tendulkar, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi rolled into one: UN climate chief

India possesses strong competitive advantages in the global clean energy race. The nation's tech-savvy workforce and renewable energy growth are significant assets. India's solar installed capacity has surged dramatically, making it a solar superpower. This growth has boosted the economy and saved billions in fossil fuel purchases. India can become…

The Economic Times · Jul 21

ACME Solar inks PPA with SECI to supply power from 300MW wind-solar project

ACME Solar Holdings has signed a Power Purchase Agreement with SECI. This agreement is for a 300 MW wind-solar hybrid renewable energy project. The company's subsidiary will manage this project for twenty-five years. ACME Solar's total contracted portfolio now stands at 8,070 MW. The company has an integrated approach to…

The Economic Times · Jul 21

Ships, Steel, Submarines and now, Servers: How Visakhapatnam is becoming India's new AI gold rush

Visakhapatnam is building over 6GW of AI data centre capacity by 2030. Major companies like Google and Reliance are investing significantly in this coastal city. Subsea cables will connect the region directly to global data traffic networks. The state government is implementing policies for renewable energy and water management. This…

The Economic Times · Jul 21

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Pumped storage can aid transition

When you flip a light switch or charge your phone, you're tapping into an intricate energy web that's quietly transforming across Southeast Asia. With electricity demand projected to more than triple by 2050, the Mekong region is standing at a crossroads: continue relying on carbon-heavy sources or leap towards a…

Bangkok Post · Jul 20

Illinois farmers are making up to $200,000 a year without growing more crops as solar companies offer long-term leases worth up to $2,000 per acre

Illinois farmers have long relied on corn and soybean harvests to generate income, but a growing number are now finding an equally profitable opportunity without planting additional crops. Renewable energy developers are offering long-term leases to build utility-scale solar farms, with payments reaching as much as $2,000 per acre each…

The Times of India · Jul 20

Reliance Industries share price target: What are brokerages saying after Q1 results?

Reliance Industries shares gained after the conglomerate reported better-than-expected June quarter earnings, driven by robust growth across its energy, digital and refining businesses. Brokerages remained bullish on the stock, with several reiterating Buy ratings and raising target prices, citing strong operational performance, improving refining margins and long-term growth prospects across…

The Economic Times · Jul 20

Molten salt and human sweat: the weird batteries that could store renewable energy

From Nevada to Manchester, developers are trialling innovative solutions to clean energy’s biggest challenge

The Guardian - UK · Jul 19

This British farm is running AI on pig muck — and it could lead to a major windfall for farmers energy income, earning ten times more than the grid

This company is using renewable energy from pig slurry to power decentralized AI data centers, significantly increasing income compared to grid sales.

TechRadar · Jul 19

Energy red tape could 'stall AI data centre boom'

Australia can rekindle the strong productivity growth of previous decades if it speeds up the adoption of AI, tech giant Anthropic says.

AAP · Jul 19

Govt extends exemption for net metering, open access for renewable energy projects till December

The government has extended the exemption for net-metering and open access RE projects. This extension allows these projects to commission without ALMM List-II compliance until December 2026. Previously, this exemption was set to expire on May 31, 2026. The move aims to support domestic solar PV module manufacturers and their…

The Economic Times · Jul 18

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The Economic Times · Jul 18

The New Oil? Why the world is chasing copper

Copper has emerged as a strategic commodity powering the global shift towards clean energy, electric vehicles and digital infrastructure. With demand rising faster than supply due to electrification and constrained mining output, the metal is increasingly viewed as a critical resource for the global economy's long-term transition.

The Economic Times · Jul 17

SBI Capital Markets, HDFC Bank among 4 book runners appointed for NLC India Renewables IPO

NLC India Renewables has engaged four investment banks to facilitate its much-anticipated initial public offering. This IPO is designed to enhance the company's capital structure, fueling its ambitious growth objectives. The firm aims to broaden its renewable energy initiatives and align with national energy goals, currently managing 1,785 MW in…

Tom’s Hardware · Jul 17

AI data centers must produce as much power as they use, Australia PM says — new national AI framework will also ensure water efficiency and protect intellectual property rights

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced the "Australian Standards for A.I.," which will serve as a national framework for data center developments related to AI. The government plans to set this legislative agenda as more AI hyperscalers are setting their sights on the country for its vast land and abundant…

The Times of India · Jul 17

A Spanish company built a bladeless wind turbine that sways instead of spinning, turning the vibrations caused by wind into electricity

A Spanish company has developed bladeless wind turbines that oscillate to generate electricity. These devices use vortex-induced vibrations, a phenomenon engineers usually avoid. The bladeless design offers a lighter, quieter, and mechanically simpler alternative to traditional turbines. While currently less powerful, they are suited for small-scale and remote energy needs.…

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The Economic Times · Jul 17

India gets its first hydrogen train, but bigger story lies elsewhere

India's first hydrogen-powered train, launched on the Jind-Sonipat route in Haryana, is less about transforming rail transport and more about showcasing the country's broader green hydrogen ambitions.

The National (Scotland) · Jul 16

How to make the sun shine at night and transform renewable energy

This week's edition of the In Common newsletter comes from Craig Dalzell, head of policy and research at Common Weal.

The Times of India · Jul 16

One of the world’s first canal-top solar projects placed a 750-meter solar array above an Indian irrigation canal, generating clean power while saving an estimated 9 million liters of water each year

Gujarat pioneered canal-top solar power over a decade ago, utilizing existing irrigation canals. This innovative approach generates renewable energy while simultaneously conserving precious water resources. The solar panels shade the water, significantly reducing evaporation losses in arid regions. While more complex to build, this method saves valuable agricultural land from…

Bangkok Post · Jul 16

Gunkul targets rising AI power boom

Gunkul Engineering Plc, a renewable energy developer and operator, has announced plans to forge new business partnerships aimed at supplying clean power to overseas investors in the artificial intelligence (AI) industry.

The Times of India · Jul 15

5,000 solar panels on an Alpine peak are producing three times more electricity thanks to snow reflection and colder temperatures

Perched high in the Glarus Alps, some 2,500 metres above sea level, a massive wall of solar panels is setting a standard for renewable energy. This is “AlpinSolar,” a pioneering project that has seen nearly 5,000 solar panels bolted directly onto the wall of the Muttsee dam, the highest altitude…

The Times of India · Jul 15

A Canadian entrepreneur sold his tech company for millions, then spent $1.5 million building tiny homes for people without homes

For many people experiencing homelessness, the biggest challenge is not just finding temporary shelter but securing a stable place to rebuild their lives. Emergency accommodation can provide short-term relief, yet it rarely offers the privacy, security and support needed for long-term recovery. In Fredericton, New Brunswick, one Canadian entrepreneur decided…

The Economic Times · Jul 14

Aditya Birla Renewables taps MUFG for $1.5 billion to fund Shell asset buy

Aditya Birla Renewables is securing significant acquisition financing. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group is providing $1.5 billion for this deal. This funding will support the purchase of Shell's renewable energy assets. The loan facility has a five-year tenor and is priced competitively. This transaction highlights growing Japanese lender involvement in Indian…

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