Energy Policy

Order of the National Green Tribunal regarding large scale felling of toddy yielding palm trees in Bihar, 05/06/2025

Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of In Re: News Item titled "Are missing palm trees causing more lighting deaths in Bihar appearing in ‘The Times of India’ dated 29.05.2025". The original application was registered suo-motu based on the news item titled "Are missing palm trees causing …

GAIL,TIDCO sign pact on gas cooperation

CNG corridor proposed for Nagapattinam-Puducherry transport sector CHENNAI: Gas Authority of India Ltd (GAIL) and Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation Ltd (TIDCO) on Friday signed a

Left-ruled states to go on strike

Upset that most of its proposals have been ignored by the government, Left reacted to the price hike of petroleum products calling it unjustified and gearing for a "powerful protest movement'. While senior Left sources indicated some

Oil companies are losing Rs 725cr daily on fuel sales

The government has been deliberating on measures over oil prices through the last fortnight. Meanwhile, the companies' losses rose from Rs 16.34 a litre to Rs 21.43 on each litre of petrol, Rs 23.47 to Rs 31.58 on diesel, Rs 28.72 to Rs 35.98 on kerosene and Rs 305.90 to …

FIRST HOUSING, NOW OIL

The double whammy of rising oil prices and plunging home prices could turn a mild recession into something more threatening, says Peter Coy IN CHARLOTTE, NC, gasoline at nearly $4 a gallon is cracking

PM: Oil-price pinch cant be avoided

PM Manmohan Singh on Monday hinted that there may not be any alternative to raising fuel prices, even as the government continued to grapple with working out a consensus on measures to tackle high global crude prices. A decision can possibly be taken only by Thursday after a meeting of …

Bosch in 1.1bn solar power bid

Bosch, the German privately owned conglomerate, on Monday made a

700 fuel outlets in Punjab run dry

As more than 20 per cent of the retail outlets of various state-run oil marketing companies in Punjab ran dry today, panic-struck people began hoarding petrol and diesel, wherever available. The situation was worse in rural belts of Amritsar and Jalandhar and in the districts of Bathinda, Barnala and Sangrur, …

A critique of the CERC discussion paper for renewable energy

With increasing prices of fossil fuels across the globe, harnessing of renewable energy resources has assumed significance like never before. The Electricity Act, 2003 has several enabling provisions for promotion of renewable energy resources. However, renewable energy sources such as wind, small hydel, biomass etc are site specific resources, and …

Wind energy development in Tamil Nadu

The Tamil Nadu Electricity Board (TNEB) is a pioneer among the State Electricity Boards in India in promoting renewable energy programmes. Tamil Nadu is blessed with conductive natural meteological and topographical settings for wind power generation. There are three passes namely 'Palghat Pass', 'Shengottah Pass' and 'Aralvoimozhi Pass' that are …

Integrating wind generation into Indian power system

Grid connectivity does not mean only the physical linking with the state transmission system, but has to fulfill the operational and commercial needs of a power system.

Wind energy - Grid interconnection issues for sustainable development

Electricity generation from wind energy is characterised by significant daily and seasonal fluctuations, which is presently being forecasted with a limited certainty only. This gives rise to challenges for interconnection of wind energy system with the grid in regard to system safety security and reliability of electricity supply.

Health, Economy, and Environment:Sustainable Energy Choices for a Nation

Energy policies are in transition worldwide based on a convergence of factors including static oil production coupled with increased demand, a desire for energy independence, and growing awareness of climate change. Making energy choices that improve human health, the environment, and economic development is possible if we understand the complex …

Latha Jishnu: Two pipelines too far

India's decision to join the Turkmenistan pipeline project which is more hazardous than the Iranian channel is puzzling. Playing the Great Game calls for grit, sound calculations and a determination to win at all costs. More so, when spiralling energy prices make a mockery of energy security for countries that …

Oil crisis is worse than 9/11, says Boeing

American aircraft major Boeing has termed the impact of ongoing crude oil crisis on aviation as

US food report criticises biofuel policies

Agriculture secre tary Edward T. Schafer is preparing to walk into a buzzsaw of criticism over American biofuels policy when he meets with world leaders to discuss the global food crisis next week. Mr Schafer took the offensive at a press conference on Thursday that discussed the food summit, planned …

Mexicans protest energy reform plan

Thousands of Mexicans took to the streets on April 27 to protest an energy reform proposal, which they say would allow more private investment in the country's oil industry. The energy reform bill, introduced in the Senate in early April, aims to give the state-owned oil company, Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex), …

Fuel prices delay emissions trading in New Zealand

In the face of skyrocketing petrol prices, the New Zealand government has said that it would delay the introduction of a new petrol rates under the emissions trading scheme (ets) for two years. The proposed hike in petrol prices was part of a government plan to cap greenhouse gases emitted …

Indias policy regime marred by bad ideas

The Growth Report Denounces Energy Subsidies, Cut In Public Spending On Infrastructure To Reduce Fiscal Deficit THE government's decision to subsidise consumers of petroleum products by resisting revision of prices despite a sharp rise of crude is a "bad idea' measured by the yardstick of The Growth Report released recently …

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