Punjab Green Hydrogen Policy
<p>The Punjab Energy Development Agency has released a draft green hydrogen policy aiming to achieve a green hydrogen and ammonia production capacity of 100 kilo tonnes per annum by 2030. The policy proposes
Energy Policy
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Assessment report on energy efficiency institutional arrangement in Asia
The technical and economic viability of energy efficiency (EE) has become more pronounced as concerns about energy security, climate change and low carbon development intensify. Although the promotion of EE has long been identified as an effective policy tool to manage energy demand, active pursuit of EE still lags behind in many ESCAP countries.
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Energy performance certification of buildings: a policy tool to improve energy efficiency
Improving energy efficiency is one of the most effective measures to address energy security, climate change and economic objectives. The Policy Pathways series can help countries capture this potential by assisting with the implementation of the 25 energy efficiency policy recommendations that were published by the International Energy Agency (IEA) in 2008.
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A critique on Planning Commission document on Integrated Energy Policy: executive summary
Energy has become a crucial sector of the modern society, so much so that per capita availability of energy is considered as an indicator of economic prosperity.
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Energy and urban innovation
This report outlines the energy-related challenges that cities, particularly large and 'mega-cities', will face during the coming decades. It analyses the technical and policy actions that must be taken to meet these challenges and the role the energy industry and business can play in designing and implementing efficient solutions
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An end to gridlock?
Europe says it is embarking on an unprecedented overhaul of its electricity system. But it must do more to convince the private sector that it is serious. (Editorial)
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Supergrid
Is a vast undersea grid bringing wind-generated electricity from the North Sea to Europe a feasible proposition or an overpriced fantasy?
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Rationing energy use, Bangladesh seeks to be investor-friendly
Ishita Ayan Dutt / Dhaka December 04, 2010, 0:14 IST It
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The Indian Charge
Whether it pushes reforms in the sector or not, India will be one of the top five countries in G-20 in attracting clean-energy investments over the next decade, says a new global study CALL IT A POWER SHIFT. Where the capital is headed in renewable energy mirrors the economic shift sweeping the world.
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Supercritical tech set to be made mandatory for coal power plants
Subhash Narayan The government may soon make it mandatory for power companies to switch to energy-efficient supercritical technology for their upcoming coal-fired power projects as it looks at playing a major role in global efforts to fight climate change by cutting down emission of greenhouse gases.
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Nod to policy over thermal power allocation
The Cabinet on Thursday approved a new policy for allocation of power to be generated by upcoming state-run thermal power plants, earmarking 50 per cent share for the home states.