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Daimler’s Chennai plant to run on green power
German auto maker Daimler will power its truck and bus manufacturing factory using renewable energy from next year. The 400-acre manufacturing campus of Daimler India Commercial Vehicles (DICV), Indian
Renewable Energy
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No land, Telangana can’t start work on big solar unit
The 1,000-MW solar power project required 5,000 acres and cost Rs 4,000 crore investment. Hyderabad: A 1,000-MW solar power project proposed to be built in the state two years ago has been stalled for
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For nuke biggies, answer’s blowing in the wind
Despite a relatively robust position in its nuclear business, Russia’s state atomic energy corporation Rosatom is pushing the envelope by revving up renewable projects in sectors such as wind energy and
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Solar hybrid power plant moves ahead in Zambia
The managing director of Cleantech Invest portfolio company Nocart, Vesa Korhonen, confirmed this recently, Africa Business Communities reported. The firm secured a $200 million contract to develop
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Rwanda begins on 2.6MW Hydro power station
For decades, the residents of Rwaza sector, living next to River Mukungwa have had to contend with electricity transmission lines pass overhead to Kigali but not to their premises. Their prospects for
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Zimbabwe: energy minister advocates for renewable energy
According to Zimbabwe's energy minister Samuel Undenge, the country has the capacity to produce 1,600MW of electricity from renewable energy resources by 2030. However, he said the southern African
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World's first floating windfarm to take shape off coast of Scotland
The world’s first floating windfarm has taken to the seas in a sign that a technology once confined to research and development drawing boards is finally ready to unlock expanses of ocean for generating
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Solar power: US gives India time till year-end to scrap local sourcing rules
New contracts signed after December 14, under JNNSM, have to be without domestic content requirement The United States has agreed to give India time till December 14 this year to remove the requirement
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Gujarat power plant losses: Tata, Adani, Essar stare at huge writedowns
After steel and telecom, lenders brace for NPAs in power sector Losses at Gujarat based plants: Tata, Adani, Essar stare at huge writedowns With their Gujarat-based power plants incurring hefty losses,
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Maharashtra to conduct energy audits of 1500 govt offices
The project will be implemented in under a year-and-a-half, said Goyal. According to Goyal, the Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL), a central government undertaking, will assist states with the