Inox Wind Limited, a prominent wind energy solutions provider in India, has secured a significant order from Integrum Energy Infrastructure Ltd, a leading player in the commercial and industrial energy sector.
India's renewable energy capacity (excluding large hydro) stood at 114.07 GW till June-end this year, while 60.66 GW of projects are under various stages of development,…
wind energy sector has released a manifesto at the BNEF London summit calling on governments to get serious about the energy transition and work with the…
ONGC is eyeing generating electricity from wind at its vast offshore acreage as it looks to augment its renewable energy portfolio, its chairman Subhash Kumar said.
RK Singh said that India’s energy access and energy transition stories have multiple lessons and learnings, which can benefit other countries in advancing their energy goals…
Bharat Ratna Professor C.N.R. Rao has received the International Eni Award 2020 for research into renewable energy sources and energy storage, also called the Energy Frontier…
one of the most pressing challenges for China to meet its pledge to pivot towards renewables is overhauling its electricity grid that is the world's largest
Leading wind energy solutions provider Inox Wind said it has signed a binding agreement with Integrum Energy Infrastructure to supply, erect and commission 92 megawatts of…
Vietnam's Trung Nam Group launched a 450-megawatt solar farm, the largest of its kind in the SE Asian country, which is seeking to boost the proportion…
ORIX announced that it has signed a framework agreement with Greenko Energy Holdings regarding partial acquisition of shares in Greenko. Going forward, ORIX aims to execute…
Nalco is in the process of increasing its wind power generation capacity by adding another project in Tamil Nadu. The project will take its total power…
The Virtual Power Plant (VPP) is not a conventional physical power plant. It is a network of clean energy generation systems and energy storage devices -…
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