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
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Switching on Indias solar future
India is confronted with the triple challenges of climate change, energy security and economic development with political will and technological prowess. But will that be enough to bring in the capital it needs to ensure a transition to green growth? India already has a head start in the race for renewables, ranking fifth in the world for installed clean energy capacity.
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J&K asks power producers to seek fresh approval
J&K GOVERNMENT has finally issued notices to all the power producers in private and public sector asking them to seek fresh licences within six months.
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Tata Power to invest 5kcr in wind energy
TATA Power that aims to produce at least 25% of its total power generation from clean sources by 2017, will invest around . 5,000 crore in wind energy alone, said a top company official. "We have set ourselves a target to achieve 25% of our total generation from clean sources by 2017. These will comprise wind, solar, hydro, geo-thermal and gas.
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Renewables 2010: global status report
The Renewables 2010 Global Status Report provides an integrated perspective on the global renewable energy situation.
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N Korea lifts veil off new nuke plant
US Scientist Says He Saw Hundreds Of Centrifuges At Enrichment Facility David E Sanger Washington: North Korea showed a visiting American nuclear scientist earlier this month a vast new facility it secretly and rapidly built to enrich uranium, confronting the Obama administration with the prospect that the country is preparing to expand its nuclear arsenal or build a far more powerful type of
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7 cos selected for NTPC solar plants
New Delhi: Reliance Power group company Rajasthan Sun Technique, Andhrabased Lanco and KVK Energy of Chennai are among the seven successful bidders for setting up solar power plants in the first phase of the government
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Assessment of Pongamia pinnata (L.) a biodiesel producing tree species using ISSR markers
<p>Pongamia (Indian beech) is a non-edible oil-producing tree legume (Syn: Pongamia glabra Vent.), that has recently gained importance for its oil utility as biodiesel1. Various parts of Pongamia are used in medicinal and other applications<br /> </p>
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Capacity development for environmental management and governance in the energy sector in Developing Countries
The relationships between energy, the environment, and development are deep and complex. The International Energy Agency has noted that energy is deeply implicated in each of the economic, social and environmental dimensions of human development. Energy services provide an essential input to economic activity, contribute to social development, and help meet basic human needs.
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The search for power
THE Permian Basin, named for the geological era in which much of it was formed, stretches across hundreds of miles of eastern New Mexico and western Texas, capped by the deceptively modest-looking cities of Midland and Odessa.
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Cos must be prepared for volatility, we should stick to energy reforms: Virmani
<p>MK VENU, KG Narendranath India’s executive director at the IMF Arvind Virmani has cautioned against any halt on the country’s policy reform on oil and energy. He has urged corporate India to be prepared to handle situations that could arise from some degree of volatility in capital flows.