Global electricity review 2024
Renewables generated a record 30 percent of global electricity in 2023, driven by growth in solar and wind especially from China, according to the Global Electricity Review 2024 released by the global
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Committee on alternative energy formed
Amid acute energy shortages in Pakistan, the first national body on alternative energy resources was formed on Monday with an objective to reduce the nation
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Freezing Beijing rations gas supply
Large parts of central China are facing power cuts and energy rationing as a result of extreme winter weather that has disrupted coal supplies and prompted a spike in energy demand.
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Rural electricity to speed up inclusion
THE INDIAN ELECTRICITY ACT, 2003, INITIALly envisaged that the appropriate governments shall endeavour to supply electricity to all areas including villages and hamlets (Section 6), thus placing the responsibility for ensuring rural electricity supply on state governments.
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Headmen move CM for electrification
SHILLONG, May 26: Headmen of five villages under the banner of the People
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Power plant in Nagaland village
KOHIMA, May 26: The mountainous state of Nagaland is rich in both flora and fauna. A visit to any village offers an insight into a unique way of life and of a people who undertake daily chores with a smile on their faces.
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Solar projects worth Rs 20k cr set for govt nod
Pradeep Pandey MUMBAI
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Haryana govt to tap solar power potential
Chandigarh: The Haryana Power Generation Corporation Limited (HPGCL) has decided to tap the vast solar energy potential of the country by venturing into the field of solar power generation.
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Haryana to tap solar energy potential
CHANDIGARH: The Haryana Power Generation Corporation Limited (HPGCL) has decided to tap the vast solar energy potential of the country by venturing into solar power generation, Financial Commissioner and Principal Secretary (Power) Madhusudan Prasad said on Thursday.
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An unusual occurrence? radiation safety in India
The Mayapuri accident is not a one-off occurrence. This document lists 16 occasions in which sources of radiation have been lost, stolen or misplaced from radiological facilities in India over the last ten years. The document also lists some accounts of accidents and near-misses in the country
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Re-energising India
Furthering intra-region trade with neighbours can help India meet its ever-growing energy needs Neha Chowdhry / May 29, 2010, 0:21 IST