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EU energy ministers to discuss plans for supply shocks from Ukraine crisis

Energy ministers from European Union countries will on Monday discuss preparations for potential energy supply shocks and measures to shore up gas stocks following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The invasion of Ukraine by Russia, Europe’s top gas supplier, has sharpened concerns of disruption to energy supplies and increased scrutiny of European Union countries’ reliance on

The time is ripe for green bonds

Budget 2022 is strong on infrastructure spending, with the overall government capex planned to go beyond Rs 10 trillion, or more than 4 per cent of GDP, in FY2023. Innovative financing mechanisms such as blended finance and impact capital have been instituted to crowd-in private investments. Another timely idea is the issuance of sovereign green

India’s flex-fuel push will fire booster cylinders of Indian Economy

India’s proper reform minister Nitin Gadkari is on a spree. The Union Road Transport and Highways minister on Monday announced that his ministry is going to issue an order directing carmakers to introduce Flex-fuel, or flexible fuel, engines. Gadkari said, “To reduce import of fossil fuels, I am going to sign a file in the

GoI announces step one of National Hydrogen mission

The Ministry of Power on February 17 notified the first part of the National Hydrogen Mission policy on green hydrogen and green ammonia, aimed to boost production of hydrogen and ammonia using renewable energy. The ministry has waived the power transmission charges for 25 years for these units, allowed them to buy renewable power from

How governments are tempting corporates with CCS

Companies around the globe are increasingly looking to deploy carbon capture and storage technology. They’re acknowledging the huge potential of CCS in strengthening corporate sustainability efforts and decarbonising the global economy and we’re already seeing a steady rise of such projects worldwide. As of 2021, all operating CCS facilities that were operational or in construction

India to waive transmission costs for green hydrogen manufacturers

“Green hydrogen manufacturers can set up renewable energy capacity by themselves. We will give them free transmission until 2025 and banking for 30 days,” Power Minister R.K. Singh said. Banking allows renewable energy producers to transmit unused electricity to the grid, which can subsequently be used whenever needed, he said, adding that transmission charges would

China’s removal of renewable energy subsidy will affect fight against climate change

China’s decision to remove subsidies from the renewable energy tools will discourage the use of cleaner sources of energy and adversely impact the fight against climate change, reported Canada-based thinktank, International Forum for Rights and Security (IFFRAS). China, the largest emitter of greenhouse gases, is also the largest user of energy and amid this, the

India to replace diesel by renewable energy in agriculture by 2024

India will replace use of diesel in farming with renewables by 2024 and, union power and renewable energy minister R K Singh said on Friday. He said the country targets to make the agriculture sector diesel- free in the next two years. He urged that all states should develop specific action plans to achieve the

Government must legislate to end fossil fuel investments

It is simple maths. No matter how many new renewables we build, if we keep increasing the amount of fossil fuels we burn, global carbon emissions will continue to rise. To have any hope of cutting emissions, the basic first step must be to stop investing in fossil fuels — hence The Independent’s Stop Fuelling

The US government should end its war on natural gas

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) isn’t a household name. But this relatively unknown government agency exerts tremendous influence on the cost of energy and the overall direction of America’s energy policy. Though nominally an independent and unbiased administrative entity, FERC, like the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), has become highly susceptible to outside political pressures.

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