Renewable energy policy of Karnataka 2008: draft
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Renewable energy policy of Karnataka 2008: draft
Climate change represents one of the humanity
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From AC to DC: Going green with supergrids
Power lines stretching across continents would allow us to ditch fossil fuels for good
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ONGC to tap solar power sector
DEHRA DUN: Not content with being Asia
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China Mulls 3 Trln Yuan Spending For Renewable Energy
China is considering investing a more than 3 trillion yuan (US$440 billion) in the renewable energy sector by 2020, an official with the National Energy Administration said on Tuesday.
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Stream Of Renewable Placements May Run Dry
Recent share placements by renewable energy companies suggest the industry has passed through a financial bottleneck, but investor appetite for further stock sales could vanish as quickly as it surfaced.
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PV paradise Spain: from hero to zero
Spain's Ministry of Industry investigates large scale PV plants after construction and finds two-thirds false reports. Unfinished projects are now threatening to exhaust the quota for 2009.
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Power play
The potential of non-conventional resources may be limited, but the Rajasthan government is keen to tap all avenues at the earliest. It has come up with a policy document for promoting generation of electricity through non-conventional sources. In the past, three such policy frameworks had been issued, but not much in the form of generation could be achieved.
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Form an agency for renewable energy
Renewable energy service providers yesterday urged the government to form a body to implement the renewable energy policy to develop the green energy resources and meet 10 percent of the national demand for power by 2020.
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Powering the poor: projects to increase access to clean energy for all
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is committed to helping achieve access to energy for all people in the region. The stories in this publication
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The question of our age
The manner in which we change matters That we need to change is beyond doubt. What matters is the manner in which we plan to afford the change.
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This streetlight harnesses wind, solar energy
N. Anand ONE MORE ATTRACTION: The hybrid streetlight installed at Mudaliarkuppam on East Coast Road. CHENNAI: The Rain Drop Boat House at Mudaliarkuppam off East Coast Road has one more attraction
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Energy sector ignored: TERI
The Energy Research Institute (TERI) said it was disappointed with the Union Budget 2009-10, considering the fact that Central government has the mandate to carry out reforms in the energy and environment sectors.
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Milan Fair to Put World Biggest Solar Plant on Roof
The Milan trade fair said on Tuesday it is commissioning the world's biggest rooftop photovoltaic power installation covering some 270,000 square meters.
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Electricity on demand
There are certain technology challenges which have waited in vain over several decades for a satisfactory solution. The economical storage of electricity is one of them. But intensive work in the meantime is driving advances along various avenues.
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Sun to light up city streets, BMC calls bids from Aug 1
Sukhada Tatke & Prathmesh Kher,
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Moser Baer sees sunlight again
Kirtika Suneja / New Delhi September 08, 2009, 0:46 IST Will invest Rs 2k cr in photovoltaic biz after abandoning it earlier
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Games venue to provide green power
After the Commonwealth Games floodlights have been switched off at the Thyagaraj Stadium, the complex will continue to light up around 1,800 homes. The highlight venue of the
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Green Infra Ltd buys BP Energy's wind power assets
Green Infra Ltd (GIL), an independent power producer (IPP), has announced the acquisition of energy giant BP Energy India Pvt Ltd
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GE Takes New Stakes In Clean Technology Start-Ups
General Electric Co unveiled two investments in start-up clean technology companies on Wednesday as part of its strategy of focusing on ways for business to generate and use energy more efficiently.