Energy

Technology roadmap: delivering sustainable bioenergy

Bioenergy is the main source of renewable energy today.

Publication Date: 
27/11/2017
International Energy Agency
Tags:
Biomass, Energy Technology, Renewable Energy, India, Global, Finance, Energy Policy, Biofuel, Electricity
Energy

Solar, Wind power projects bidding cools down

Bidding for solar and wind energy projects have slowed down during the ongoing calendar year, thereby it will face near term headwinds said rating agency ICRA.

Publication Date: 
23/11/2017
Daily News Analysis (Delhi)
Tags:
Solar Energy, Wind Energy, Renewable Energy, Energy Policy, Power Industry, Energy
Energy

Solar Alliance to set up 1000 GW of solar energy by 2030

The 1000-GW objective, more of a desire when the ISA was launched last year, has now become its official target

Publication Date: 
15/11/2017
Indian Express (New Delhi)
Tags:
Solar Energy, Renewable Energy, Climate Change, Green Climate Fund, COP 23 (Bonn), Energy Policy, Energy Technology, Energy
Climate Change

Measuring progress from nationally determined contributions to mid-century strategies

The Paris Agreement requires countries to articulate near-term emissions reduction strategies through to 2025 or 2030 by communicating nationally determined contributions (NDCs), as well as encouraging the formulation of long-term low-emission development strategies (Article 4.19). In response, many countries have either submitted or are preparing mid-century strategies.

Publication Date: 
13/11/2017
Gokul Iyer, Catherine Ledna, Leon Clarke & et al
Nature Climate Change
1-5
Tags:
Climate Change, Emission Targets, United States Of America (US), Climate Agreements, Renewable Energy, Energy Policy, Energy Efficiency, Carbon Capture and Storage, Fossil Fuels
Energy

Karnataka wind tariffs: Regulator, energy department engaged in big tiff

Wind power developers in Karnataka with commissioned capacity of 270 MW are hit as the state’s energy department and electricity regulator engaged in a tiff over tariff rates.

Publication Date: 
13/11/2017
Financial Express (New Delhi)
Tags:
Karnataka, Wind Energy, Renewable Energy, Energy Policy, Power Industry, Energy
Energy

How Gensol became the largest consultant in solar power

Back in 2010, Anmol Jaggi was one of the key names in the carbon credit market, advising large corporates on how to be energy-efficient and making money from it.

Publication Date: 
09/11/2017
Business Standard (New Delhi)
Tags:
Solar Energy, Power Industry, Renewable Energy, Energy Policy, Suzlon Energy, Energy Technology, Energy
Energy

India’s effort in renewable energy led to drop in solar price: US

“India has been able to auction for power, grid-connected solar power at very competitive prices and now believes that solar power is cheaper than coal without subsidy”

Publication Date: 
08/11/2017
Business Line (New Delhi)
Tags:
Solar Energy, Renewable Energy, India, United States Of America (US), Energy Policy, Energy
Energy

Poor thermal power generation activity in India forces PowerGrid to eye Brazil projects

PowerGrid Corporation of India is planning to bid for transmission packages in Brazil on engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) basis by December-end, as the company looks for opportunitie

Publication Date: 
08/11/2017
Financial Express (New Delhi)
Tags:
Thermal Power Plants, Power Transmission, Brazil, Energy Policy, Electricity, Energy
Energy

Global focus on Kurnool solar park

Team from New Yorkvisits world’s largest solar power project

Publication Date: 
07/11/2017
V Rishi Kumar
Business Line (New Delhi)
Tags:
Andhra Pradesh, Solar Energy, Renewable Energy, Carbon Dioxide, Energy Policy, Power Industry, Energy
Climate Change

Effectiveness of state climate and energy policies in reducing power-sector CO2 emissions

States have historically been the primary drivers of climate change policy in the US, particularly with regard to emissions from power plants. States have implemented policies designed either to directly curb greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from power plants, or to encourage energy efficiency and renewable energy growth. With the federal government withdrawing from the global climate agreement, understanding which state-level policies have successfully mitigated power-plant emissions is urgent.

Publication Date: 
06/11/2017
Geoff Martin, Eri Saikawa
Nature Climate Change
1-10
Tags:
Climate Change, Energy Policy, United States Of America (US), Green House Gases, Carbon Dioxide, Thermal Power Plants, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Climate Mitigation, Statistics

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