The Government of India brought an ethanol policy in 2018. According to this, the central government has set a target of blending up to 20 percent ethanol in petrol by 2025.
As EV adoption grows, India is boosting its charging network. New guidelines ensure stations are placed every 1 km2 in cities and 20 km apart on highways, with specialised fast-charging stations for long-range vehicles like buses and trucks.
The IEA predicts global coal demand to hit a record 877 crore tonnes in 2024, up 1%. Rising electricity needs in China and India drive demand, while renewables slow growth in developed nations.
Solar Park reportedly promises cheaper solar power rates and significant reductions in carbon emissions. However, it also mirrors a recurring challenge in India's renewable energy expansion.
The government reports in Lok Sabha that 14 waste-to-energy plants are processing 17,600 metric tonnes of waste daily, producing 202 MW of power. These initiatives support India's renewable energy goals and waste management efforts.
GEM report highlights India's coal-dependent steel sector as a major hurdle to its net-zero goal by 2070. With rising emissions and outdated methods, $187B in stranded assets is at risk unless India prioritizes green steel and decarbonization efforts
A new tool helps compare PV materials for agrivoltaics, optimizing solar power generation and crop growth. It supports the agricultural sector's decarbonization efforts by guiding efficient, eco-friendly solutions for net-zero targets
India's power consumption rose by 5.14% in November 2024, driven by warmer weather. Experts predict higher peak demand this winter, with projections reaching 237 GW in January. The Ministry of Power assures sufficient capacity to meet the demand.
The 2,805-km LPG pipeline from Kandla to Gorakhpur, over 90% complete, will soon serve Madhya Pradesh cities like Indore and Bhopal. This major energy project will streamline LPG supply, cut emissions, and promote clean energy access.