India and Denmark have strengthened their commitment to sustainable energy by signing a renewed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Friday, aimed at advancing clean energy initiatives and supporting India’s ambitious target of achieving net-zero emissions by 2070
With an aim to combat air pollution in Delhi, Non-electric and non-essential vehicles are now banned from entering forests and protected areas of the city.
In a landmark move towards bolstering South Asia’s renewable energy infrastructure, global clean energy consulting firm SgurrEnergy has bagged the contract to spearhead Sri Lanka’s first 100MW solar power project, complete with a 12MWh battery energy storage system (BESS).
According to a 2023 NITI Aayog report, India’s rural regions face an 83 percent shortfall in specialist doctors at community health centers. Furthermore, over 70 percent of farmers lack access to basic preventive check-ups, exposing them to untreated chronic conditions and occupational hazards.
Shri Atul Kumar Tiwari, Secretary, MSDE, highlighted the enduring people-to-people and institutional linkages between the two nations.
Climate Asia successfully concluded its 4th Annual Conference, Mitti Ki Baatein (Stories from the Ground), on Earth Day in New Delhi. The event drew over 150 participants, including grassroots leaders, civil society organisations (CSOs), climate funders, and policy influencers.
Sustainable transformation does not necessarily arise from revolutionary upheaval—it may begin with the reimagining of what we already have. One pencil at a time
Almost a decade ago, when the world & especially India initiated looking for EVs as a substitute of carbon-based vehicles, it seemed quite herculean for a nation like India to bring such an innovative but a sudden revolution because it takes a lot of infrastructure in terms of charging stations & technology like electric batteries to promote & make EVs feasible in the country
“As we celebrate Earth Day, let’s recognize that the sustainability journey begins with innovative solutions like electric vehicles, lighting the way to a healthier planet.”
Olam Agri and Husk Power have announced a groundbreaking commercial and industrial (C&I) solar project in Nigeria’s rice-producing region.
