Court action urged: Dakshina Kannada Parisara Okkoota, an environmental group, today indicated that it would move the court against work reportedly being carried out for the proposed barge-mounted

National Thermal Power Corp is wooing villagers around its Talcher project with the pollution control strategy it has drawn up for the 2000mw expansion of the super thermal power plant, for which it

The Government of India has decided to set up an institute to act as the technical focal point for conducting state of the art research and development in renewable energy and development

The Ministry of Environment and Forests is considering a proposal to make coal based industries and hydroelectric projects pay for afforestation and protection of catchment and the command areas. The

A blow-out occured on Sunday at an Oil and Natural Gas Corporation oil well at Gandhar in Bharuch block of the Cambay

Kerala power minister Pinarayi Vijayan informed the state assembly on Wednesday that no decision had been taken on entering into a pact with power major Enron for developing the Kannur power

Sri Lankan Government has prioritised rural electrification and targeted to provide electricity to at least 80% of the households within the next decade, Minister of Irrigation and Power and Deputy

The National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) is awaiting funds from the World Bank to kick-off its Talcher thermal power project's 2000-mw expansion plan. When completed, Talcher will be the

India has joined the select band of about half a dozen countries in the world by exporting its first wind turbine to Australia. The 230KW wind state-of-the-art turbine manufactured by M/S Enercon Ltd

Rolls-Royce, the UK based global power systems group, announced that the 208 MW Godavari power project in Andhra Pradesh would be fully operational by May. The project, conceived as a fast track one,