The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has released the draft guidelines for PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana which is aimed at installing rooftop solar (RTS) plants in one crore (10 million) households
India is looking for foreign direct investment flow in the proposed special economic zone (SEZ) dedicated exclusively for manufacturing renewable energy equipment and devices. The ministry for
As India and US sit tomorrow to negotiate a bilateral civilian nuclear cooperation agreement, it is clear that the document will contain significant assurances on fuel supply which would allow India
A massive electrification programme will light up the lives of at least 1 lakh people in the dark interiors of Sundarbans. The project, to begin in 2007, will be the largestever renewable energy
The Delhi Power Department has proposed making solar heating and lighting in all commercial buildings in the Capital mandatory. Rakesh Mehta, Principal Secretary (Power), says the proposal has
Terming energy independence as India's
The Delhi Government is giving a final touch to its proposal for 2000 megawatt power plant at Chhattisgarh. The Rs 10,000 crore project is funded by Power Finance Corporation and the Delhi
The Bush administration is wrestling with a new challenge from abroad: an often strong-willed Russia made all the more assertive by its energy wealth. As if to drive home that point, Russian
In a foreign-policy victory for the Bush administration, the House International Relations Committee approved its initiative to share nuclear technologies with India. The legislation passed by the
Kansai Electric Power Co. has informed Fukui and Kyoto prefectures (Japan) that it intends to give up a four-decade-old plan to build a hydroelectric power plant, sources familiar with the matter
Prime Minister Tony Blair said he would need a lot of convincing that Britain could meet its future energy needs without nuclear power, signalling his support for a new generation of reactors. Blair
