India’s energy story is changing fast, and Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) sits right at the centre of it. As the country leans harder into clean power and pulls away

Larsen & Toubro has secured a large engineering contract to develop three battery energy storage projects in the Middle East, strengthening its position in a segment that is becoming central

Green hydrogen is hydrogen produced by splitting water using renewable electricity, leaving no carbon footprint at the production stage. It has moved from a niche climate idea to a global

Tata Power has signed a Master Research Agreement with the Indian Institute of Technology Bombay to jointly develop technologies for clean energy and modern power systems. The Tata Power-IIT Bombay

As society comes to terms with the pace of climate change, increasing fuel prices, and rising energy demand, renewable energy is increasingly being seen as a necessity rather than a

How to Start a Green Business in 2026 begins with choosing a sustainable niche, such as renewable energy, eco-fashion, or waste reduction. To launch a green business in 2026, create

Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) intends to build the largest renewable energy plant in the world when its 30 GW project in Khavda, India, is finished. It is anticipated that

Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam (GUVNL) awarded Hinduja Renewables a 140-MW solar power project on Wednesday. According to a business release, the contract is part of GUVNL’s Solar Tender Phase -XXII

The Union Cabinet authorized the expansion of the 135-kilometer Khowai-Harina route in Tripura on December 27 to improve road connectivity between different sections of the state and to give alternate

Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL), India’s largest solar power developer, has announced the completion of a major joint venture deal with one of the world’s largest energy companies, TotalEnergies of

renewable energy, India will provide $452 million in incentives to businesses for the establishment of battery storage facilities, a top minister announced on Wednesday.

India’s ambitious drive to increase coal production to meet its surging energy demand is facing hurdles as banks show reluctance to finance newly auctioned mines. Despite growing pressure from global investors to reduce fossil fuel exposure, most Indian banks are yet to formulate coal divestment policies, resulting in financing delays for the majority of the mines.