Despite a recent court defeat and internal estimates suggesting wind power's potential, the Trump administration is pressing forward with efforts to halt wind energy development. This campaign involves executive orders, legal challenges, and lease buybacks.
Chhattisgarh's new compressed biogas (CBG) policy, alongside innovations from the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), indicates a significant expansion of India's rural bioeconomy. This development focuses on transforming waste into valuable resources.
A comprehensive study of 3,139 power plants reveals that fossil fuels will continue to dominate Africa's electricity supply, despite ambitious goals for universal access by 2030. While renewable energy is increasing, the expansion of coal and gas projects is expected to significantly boost CO₂ emissions and water stress.
Despite increased electric vehicle (EV) supply in India, buyer confidence remains low due to concerns about resale value and charging infrastructure. New models aim to shift battery and resale risk to institutions, advocating for institutional finance and secondary markets.
Global offshore wind power is projected to increase fourfold by 2035, reaching 420 GW. However, a significant 25 GW of ready-to-go projects are currently stalled due to critical grid, auction, and financing challenges.
Two tower collapses in Rajasthan have resulted in a loss of 500 MW of renewable energy capacity, sparking concerns about the stability of the energy transition. The incidents highlight potential infrastructure vulnerabilities.
Despite government initiatives favoring coal, solar energy is setting new records in the United States, continuing its reign as the primary source of new power generation.
Climate change is driven primarily by greenhouse gas emissions from energy, industry, transport, agriculture, and land-use change. While thousands of climate actions are discussed globally, research from the International Energy Agency (IEA), IPCC assessments, and the climate-solutions database of Project…
Reliable solar power in Muara Enggelam, Indonesia, is fostering female entrepreneurship and economic stability. The village, once reliant on limited, costly diesel generators, has seen a significant shift, though challenges persist.
The convergence of India's clean energy transition with a global oil shock and escalating heat poses significant challenges and requires strategic navigation to ensure sustainable development.