India's 2047 goal: sustainable growth with clean energy, increasing renewables, bridging urban-rural energy gaps, and ensuring energy security amid rising demand.

The second-year collaboration between IEEFA and Ember on the Indian States’ Electricity Transition (SET) report highlights Karnataka and Gujarat's continued leadership in clean energy transition.

The latest Indian States’ Electricity Transition focuses on Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu's performance. Despite efforts to boost renewable energy capacity, Maharashtra faces challenges such as low renewable energy consumption and DISCOM performance.

International Energy Agency report shows 1.5-degree target for global warming is achievable thanks to the rapid growth of clean energy tech.

India's recent inclusion in the US-led Mineral Security Partnership (MSP) marks a major milestone for the country. Following Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the United States

The International Energy Agency (IEA) recently stated that the rapid expansion of clean energy technology manufacturing is expected to drive an increase in green energy production and capacity

Electrical energy can be generated naturally when fresh water comes into contact with salt water through a membrane during what is known as osmosis.

The nuclear energy that is currently produced in nuclear power plants to produce electricity is based on nuclear fission, finally, science has achieved "a breakthrough" in the relentless quest to make the most of nuclear fusion.

Many countries of the world started closing coal power plants. To deal with climate change and to control the temperature of the earth, it is necessary to find new sources of energy and stop the energy sources that emit carbon

Renewable energy in India; Solar power installations are increasing rapidly around the world as countries intensify their renewable energy