A new report by think tank Climate Risks Horizon indicates that India could eliminate thermal coal imports by 2029 with a ...

Per capita, high energy consumption not only reflects a direct relationship with the level of industrialisation and ...

Boosting renewable energy capacity could help India eliminate thermal coal imports and save $66 billion between 2025 and 2029 ...

Kolkata: Power consumption in Bengal would more than double to 134 billion units per year in the next 10 years, a study ...

India's peak power demand is set to reach 277 GW in FY26. Despite 33 GW of new capacity, the reliance on renewable energy and ...

Report highlights how India can stop coal imports by 2029 by adding 50GW renewable energy annually, saving USD 66 billion by ...

China builds almost twice as much wind and solar capacity as every other country combined. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Power consumption in the country is now 1,700 billion units ... He pointed out that per capita consumption of power at 650 units in the state was lower than the national average.

Nepal is on an ambitious trajectory to revolutionise its energy sector by aligning it with the core of national development and climate action. A review of major national development documents and ...

India could eliminate thermal coal imports by 2029, saving up to US$ 173 billion by ramping up 50 gigawatts of renewable energy annually, reducing financial and supply risks.

JSW Energy is investing Rs 16,000 crore in West Bengal to establish a 1,600-MW ultra-supercritical thermal power plant in ...