The state controlller of rationing has begun to take action against companies and depots selling petrex in Mumbai and Thane. The action against the illegal sale of petrex has been re-started after

The Kerala Government has given its green signal to the State owned Travancore Cochin Chemicals (TCC) Ltd for setting up captive hydel power project with a generating capacity of 21 MW as part of its

UK ministers are confident of facing down the threat of renewed fuel protests as Gordon Brown, chancellor of the exchequer, prepares to put cuts in vehicle excise duty at the centre of modest

The unit-4 of the Rajasthan Atomic Power Project (RAPP)) - a 220 MWe Pressurised Heavy Water Reactor (PWHR) - achieved criticality on November 3 at 3.53 pm, after regulatory clearance from the Atomic

At first glance, Europe's energy liberalisation seems to be going well. It was less than two years ago, that the European Union adopted a directive requiring all member countries partly to liberalise

India's desert state of Rajasthan is planning to set up a 140-MW integrated solar combined cycle (ISCC) power project in an effort to promote the use of solar energy in the region. "The ISCC project

China is planning major reforms of its power industry in a move to encourage competition among electricity producers, industry executives said. A Singapore-based executive said China will soon

Angola plans to restrict oil output, as part of a new strategy to make its huge oil reserves last longer. "We have to define our maximum production in the coming years, and not just keep developing

The Gujarat Energy Development Agency (GEDA), on representation from the solar water heater manufacturers, has decided to scrap the subsidies on solar water

The Danish Government has announced that it is to launch a compulsory green market for electricity which will help it fulfil its climate change obligations on time.The Danish Government has announced