Punjab Green Hydrogen Policy
<p>The Punjab Energy Development Agency has released a draft green hydrogen policy aiming to achieve a green hydrogen and ammonia production capacity of 100 kilo tonnes per annum by 2030. The policy proposes
Energy Policy
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Smart thinking
The US electricity grid needs to evolve and requires fresh standards of communication. (Editorial)
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Transmission planning and grid integration of renewable energy sources
A robust transmission network is essential for power market operations. Experts have recommended that the market reforms should start with transmission and not generation. Transmission system issues need to be accorded the highest priority in the market development initiative.
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The tale of two states
This article aims to look at the determinative factors and conditions of private participation in the wind sector in the states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala which will be guided by the following approaches from political sciences and (relational) economic geography.
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New economic order demands new energy strategy
Chennai, ENERGY security is vital for both developing and developed countries in terms of setting a benchmark for their economic development and policy makers are always ready to go the extra mile for a political dialogue on that count, according to Reinhold Babel, director, Institute for International Contact and Cooperation, Hanna Seidel Foundation, Munich.
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Enough wind in its kitty
The third largest state by area and second largest by population in the country, Maharashtra's wind power potential is 4584 MW. In 2007-08, Maharashtra saw an addition of 268 MW to its wind energy generation capacity. Besides the state stands second to Tamil Nadu in terms of installed capacity to generate wind energy.
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Integrated Energy Plan ignores IMF advice
The plan, expected to be approved by Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani soon, contains several suggestions contrary to government policies, like allowing import of second-hand refineries and offering them a tax holiday.
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Govt allocates 40% of initial output of KG-D6 to power sector
The government today confirmed allocation of 40 per cent of initial gas output from Reliance Industries Ltd
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Energy sector: new petroleum policy to bring positive changes
New petroleum policy would help bring positive changes in the energy sector, enabling the country to meet the growing demand of oil and gas by achieving autarky in this sector, renowned expert on energy, Dr Gulfaraz Ahmed said on Thursday.
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No transparency in purchasing power
Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee (MPCC) spokesman JP Dhanopia said here on Thursday that the Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has no clear policy for buying electricity. Due to shortage of electricity he has not made any plan or policy as to how much to be purchased, when to purchase and from where it is to be purchased.
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Lack of long-tenor funds hampers growth of renewable energy sector
Non-availability of long-term loans with stable interest rates is one among the main systemic constraints that hinder the development of renewable energy projects in the country.