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Scientists copy honeybees' technique! How nature's engineering secret helped create solar panels that are nearly 50% lighter than conventional designs

Researchers developed lightweight solar panels inspired by nature's honeycomb structure. These new modules are significantly lighter than conventional panels, which aids installation. The honeycomb design maintains mechanical strength and passes international durability tests successfully. This innovation could expand solar adoption across various buildings and applications. Biomimicry continues to drive advancements…

The Economic Times

Smart meters save money and prevent wasting renewables: Which country is leading Europe’s rollout?

Germany is falling far behind the rest of Europe when it comes to smart meter installation.

Euronews

Focus turns to building stronger institutions in Africa to speed shift to renewable energy

Africa’s renewable energy transition is entering a new phase as the continent shifts from proving that clean energy works to building the institutions needed to deploy it at scale

The Independent UK

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As gas plants rise to power AI, renewable energy allies are fighting for cleaner alternatives

Renewable energy allies are trying to ensure that massive data centers will be powered by climate-friendly sources

The Independent UK

Why Volkswagen replaced lawnmowers with 100 sheep at its Poland solar farm and how the unusual move is helping power its factory, cut emissions and boost biodiversity

Volkswagen's solar farm in Poland now uses one hundred sheep for grazing. These animals maintain grass growth beneath thousands of solar panels, replacing mechanical mowers. The initiative is part of a growing agrivoltaics movement combining agriculture and renewable energy. Researchers are studying animal welfare, biodiversity, and microclimate changes at the…

The Economic Times

Microsoft’s emissions just jumped 25% because AI datacenters are exploding in size, and dropping renewable credits finally exposed how much power the company is burning to fuel its AI ambitions

While some claimed Microsoft emissions hit 34 million metric tons, the raw data shows actual emissions were much less. It was still a 25% increase, but there's important context missing.

Windows Central

Iceland heats almost every home with volcanic heat, pumping naturally heated water from deep beneath its active volcanic landscape instead of burning coal, oil, or natural gas

Iceland harnesses Earth's natural heat for widespread geothermal energy. This system provides heating and hot water to nearly ninety percent of households. Geothermal energy also supports various industries and electricity generation in the country. The nation's long-term investment demonstrates a successful renewable energy transformation. Iceland's model offers valuable lessons for…

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Naveen Jindal plans Rs 70,000 investment in Jharkhand in steel, nuclear, RE space

Naveen Jindal Group plans significant investments in Jharkhand's industrial sector. Over Rs 70,000 crore will fund steel, nuclear, and renewable energy projects. This initiative aims to boost manufacturing and create thousands of new jobs. Nuclear energy will provide reliable, clean power for industrial growth. The group's commitment reflects confidence in…

The Economic Times

LIME announces landmark three-year partnership with Motherwell FC

Glasgow based renewable energy company LIME has announced a major new three-year partnership with Motherwell Football Club, becoming the club’s…

The National (Scotland)

World Bank Group commits $890 million to promote solar rooftop project in India

The World Bank committed USD 890 million for India's solar rooftop initiative. This funding aims to bring clean energy to millions of homes nationwide. The program will also create significant job opportunities across the renewable energy sector. India seeks to achieve net zero emissions by 2070 and increase non-fossil fuels.…

The Economic Times

Why This Australia-India Deal Matters More Than You Think

India's demand for electricity is rising faster than ever as cities expand, industries grow, and millions of people require reliable power every day. While solar and wind energy continue to grow, they cannot generate electricity around the clock. That is where nuclear energy becomes important. India's latest uranium supply agreement…

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Morocco is becoming Africa's solar energy powerhouse with one of the world's largest solar complexes

For years, Morocco has relied heavily on imported fossil fuels to meet its energy needs. Today, it is rewriting that story by harnessing one resource it has in abundance: sunshine. Through massive investments in solar and wind energy, the North African nation has emerged as one of Africa's leading renewable…

The Times of India

Hormuz tensions make India-Germany energy ties vital: Envoy

German Ambassador Philipp Ackermann expressed concern over Strait of Hormuz attacks. He called for diplomacy and a quick return to the status quo. The crisis highlights the need for India and Germany to strengthen energy security cooperation. Both nations are working closely on renewable energy under a development partnership. The…

The Economic Times

NALCO shares in focus on JV with NLC India for 1,080 MW thermal plant in Odisha

National Aluminium Company and NLC India have signed an agreement for a joint venture. This new entity will establish a 1,080 MW captive thermal power plant in Odisha. The plant will supply electricity for NALCO's aluminium smelter expansion project. Partners will also explore renewable energy sourcing and long-term coal supply.…

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Northern Norway’s coastal towns face storms, erosion and energy stress: And scientists say climate plans must cut emissions and protect livelihoods at once

In Northern Norway, communities grapple with the transformative effects of Arctic climate change, which threatens both infrastructure and local livelihoods. To combat these challenges, integrating climate resilience and emission reduction strategies is crucial. Leveraging community knowledge alongside scientific insights supports effective planning. Investments in renewable energy infrastructure bolster both mitigation…

The Economic Times

Nalco, NLCIL sign JV pact to set up 1,080 MW captive power plant in Odisha

National Aluminium Company and NLC India have signed a joint venture agreement. They will jointly establish a 1,080 MW thermal captive power plant in Odisha. This new plant will supply essential power to Nalco's aluminium smelter expansion project. The collaboration also aims to explore renewable energy and secure coal supply.…

The Economic Times

Power transmission projects to face execution risks on land acquisition, regulatory approval challenges: Icra

Power transmission projects face significant execution risks and delays. Land acquisition and regulatory approvals hinder timely project completion. These delays impact renewable energy developers and their financial returns. The sector expects substantial capacity additions by 2032. However, execution challenges persist for future projects.

The Economic Times

How California’s solar farms are helping save the endangered San Joaquin kit fox: Inside the surprising conservation success giving one of America’s rarest foxes a fighting chance

Massive solar farms in Central California are now protecting endangered San Joaquin kit foxes. These projects offer safe havens, reducing predation risks for the small mammals. Carefully designed fences and elevated solar panels provide crucial protection from predators. Fox survival rates inside these facilities have proven to be higher. These…

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Weak monsoon dries up India's hydropower as dam output records sharpest fall in over two years

India's hydropower generation significantly dropped in June due to a delayed monsoon. Shrinking reservoir levels limited water availability for electricity production. Coal, nuclear, and renewable energy plants increased output to meet demand. Recent rains have improved monsoon progress, potentially reviving hydropower generation. Electricity demand has also softened after the summer…

The Economic Times

Maruti Suzuki commissions 1 MWh battery energy storage system at Kharkhoda plant

Maruti Suzuki commissioned a 1 MWh Battery Energy Storage System at its Kharkhoda plant. This system integrates into the plant's internal electricity distribution network as a pilot project. The battery storage will store excess solar power generated during low-demand periods. This initiative helps improve renewable energy utilization and reduce carbon…

AAP

Power shift: Australia could cut fossil fuel shocks

Investing in two renewable energy sources could help boost Australia's fuel security, a study has found, but drilling for oil is no solution.

The Economic Times

Include infra loans in priority sector in absence of vibrant bond market: SBI economists

Economists propose reviewing priority sector lending guidelines for banks. They note banks struggle to meet targets without certificate purchases. Infrastructure loans should gain priority sector status for national development. Housing and education loan limits also need upward revision. Renewable energy project loan limits should be significantly increased.

The Economic Times

Serentica Renewables inks pact with SECI to supply power from 600 MW FDRE project

Serentica Renewables proudly announces its new power purchase agreement with SECI, dedicated to a groundbreaking 600 MW Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy project. Notably, it achieved the largest allocation in the competitive SECI auction. This innovative project ensures electricity provision during non-solar hours, effectively addressing peak demand while significantly cutting…

The Economic Times

India-origin battery tech powers Offgrid's first UK manufacturing facility

Offgrid Energy Labs has launched its first UK pilot manufacturing facility for its India-developed ZincGel® long-duration batteries. The 10 MWh plant marks the commercial scale-up of the company's proprietary zinc-bromine technology. Offgrid aims to serve global energy storage markets while expanding manufacturing of India-origin battery innovation through an international production…

The Times of India

A Native American tribe once relied on oil and gas; now its desert land will help power Meta’s new data center

The Ute Mountain Ute Tribe is developing a large solar project. This initiative will supply clean energy to a new Meta data center. The project marks a significant shift from the tribe's oil and gas revenue. Renewable energy developers face policy uncertainties and permitting challenges. The tribe secured approvals before…

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