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Third-Party rooftop solar units cost 40 per cent cheaper than discoms

Third-Party rooftop solar units cost 40 per cent cheaper than discoms Rooftop solar units installed on industrial and corporate establishments by third parties are offering power 30-40% cheaper than the rates offered by the state’s power distribution companies. This gap is expected to widen further as thermal power companies would need to increase tariffs to accommodate inflationary measures and solar ... Read More »

Suzlon to sell 49% stake in solar project to Canadian firm AMP Solar

Suzlon to sell 49% stake in solar project to Canadian firm AMP Solar Wind turbine maker Suzlon Energy Ltd on Thursday said it would sell a 49% stake in its special purpose vehicle (SPV) Rudra Solarfarms Ltd to Canadian solar firm AMP Solar Group for Rs14 crore, months after signing similar deals with Ostro Energy Pvt. Ltd and CLP India ... Read More »

Dayalbagh Universty receives recognition for efforts in harnessing solar energy

Dayalbagh Universty receives recognition for efforts in harnessing solar energy The Dayalbagh Educational Institute (DEI) has received recognition from the Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission for its work in harnessing solar power and spreading awareness among students about saving energy. The university has been successful in meeting a major portion of its own electricity demand and distributes its surplus energy ... Read More »

Emerging nations have taken the lead on renewable energy, in 2 charts

Emerging nations have taken the lead on renewable energy, in 2 charts Historically speaking, wealthier, developed nations, particularly the US and Europe, have led the world on renewable energy, investing the most capital and building the most capacity. Last year, that changed. In 2015, for the first time, countries outside the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) invested more ... Read More »

Why clean energy is the next big business opportunity

Why clean energy is the next big business opportunity American politics shifted drastically on November 8, but the scientific facts of climate change remain the same. This year will break all global temperature records by the biggest margins ever. We’re on a real hot streak — and not a good one. Worse yet, global sea-ice recently hit record lows, as ... Read More »

Why clean energy is the next big business opportunity

Why clean energy is the next big business opportunity American politics shifted drastically on November 8, but the scientific facts of climate change remain the same. This year will break all global temperature records by the biggest margins ever. We’re on a real hot streak — and not a good one. Worse yet, global sea-ice recently hit record lows, as ... Read More »

Kendriya Vidyalayas to go green with rooftop solar power systems

Kendriya Vidyalayas to go green with rooftop solar power systems The Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) is going to generate electricity through the rooftop solar photovoltaic system. A pilot project will be launched at viable Kendriya Vidyalayas across NCR with more than 40 KWp capacity, and in such schools in the northeastern states. According to a press statement from the Sangathan, ... Read More »

SECI floats tender for grid-linked 1GW rooftop solar

SECI floats tender for grid-linked 1GW rooftop solar As part of efforts to achieve the Centre’s target of 40 GW rooftop solar by 2022, Solar Energy Corp (SECI) has floated a tender of 1000 MW power for development of grid-connected rooftop solar capacity by utilising buildings of central ministries/departments. “This would be the largest rooftop tender to be launched by ... Read More »

Sweden on target to run entirely on renewable energy by 2040

Sweden on target to run entirely on renewable energy by 2040 Sweden is on target to run entirely on renewable energy within the next 25 years, a regulatory official has said. Last year, 57 per cent of Sweden’s power came from renewables such as hydropower and wind sources, with the remainder coming from nuclear power. The country now plans to ... Read More »

Greenpeace says 1.6 million died due to pollution in India, China in 2015

Around 1.6 million people died in India and China in 2015 due to air pollution caused by fossil fuel, particularly coal, according to a report released on Friday. “Air pollution due to continued use of fossil fuels, (coal in particular) in both the countries has caused an additional 1.6 million deaths than the projected figure based on the GDP growth ... Read More »