India Working to Convert Ships to Run on Green Energy: Pralhad Joshi

India is currently working on converting existing ships into vessels that run on green energy, Union minister of new and renewable energy Pralhad Joshi said on Monday in his address at the Hamburg Sustainability Conference in Germany. The Minister said that the focus is now on converting existing vessels to operate on green hydrogen or

Gail and AM Green signs Memorandum of Understanding for Jointly Developing Renewable Energy

GAIL (India) Limited and AM Green B.V. (AMG) have signed an Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore projects aimed at advancing sustainable energy solutions in India. The partnership focuses on the long-term supply of carbon dioxide (CO2) for hybrid renewable energy projects, and eMethanol production and exploration across India. Mr Sumit Kishore, Executive Director (Business

Cross-Country on Electric: Ultraviolette & HPCL Make It Possible

Ultraviolette, a leader in Electric Mobility Solutions and Energy Technology, has signed an MoU with Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limitied (HPCL) to establish electric vehicle charging stations at HPCL fuel outlets in India. This collaboration will bring convenience to electric vehicle enthusiasts throughout the country. Charging Ahead with Strategic Partnerships The alliance between Ultraviolette and HPCL

Petrobras Partners with Senai ISI-ER to Construct Trial Green Hydrogen Facility

Petrobras, headquartered in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, has initiated a Collaboration Agreement with the Instituto Senai de Energias Renováveis (ISI-ER) aimed at constructing a pilot electrolysis plant. The plant is dedicated to exploring the green hydrogen chain, characterized by its low carbon footprint. The primary objective of this endeavor is to conduct an in-depth evaluation

UP’s Green Hydrogen Policy 2023 to Help Achieve 1 Million Tonne Production Capacity

Anupam Shukla, Director, Uttar Pradesh New and Renewable Energy Development Agency (UPNEDA), said the state is set to emerge as a frontrunner in the field of green hydrogen market The goal is to achieve 1 million tonne per annum (mtpa) production capacity. Uttar Pradesh is set to emerge as a frontrunner in the field of

India to become global hub for green Hydrogen: PM Modi

India is working on a mission mode on green hydrogen and aims to make the country a global hub for the production, use, and export of green hydrogen and its derivatives, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his video message during G20 Energy Ministers’ Meet at Bambolim, Goa. “We must strengthen collaboration on fuels for

Assam government announces duty exemption on renewable electricity generated

Assam government to provide exemption of Electricity Duty on electricity generated from renewable sources of energy by a consumer on captive consumption for a period of 3 years with effect from 1 April 2023. The government has decided on free distribution of four 9-Watt LED bulbs to approximately 50 lakh low-end households in Assam under

Renewable Energy Investment Can Create Huge Revenue By 2030

According to a report titled ‘Investing for Impact: Renewable Energy & Cleantech’, India has the potential to generate a whopping 212 billion in revenue by investing in renewable energy and cleantech focused ventures by 2030. The report said that about 3.4 million jobs can be created by 2030 with an investment of $350 billion in

Renewable energy is getting cheaper, it could replace fossil fuels soon

The global energy sector has an impressive record of scaling-up renewables like wind and solar – but it is not so good at predicting future price changes of the clean energy these renewables produce, according to a new report. Researchers at the University of Oxford’s Institute of New Economic Thinking suggest early pricing prediction models

US companies seeking 100% renewables still use fossil fuel

US companies with contracts to buy only renewable power are still relying heavily on fossil fuels because of a lack of clean-energy supplies, a Columbia University study has shown. American firms have to draw between 20% and 50% of their electricity from regional electric grids — heavy on fossil fuels — even when they’ve signed