Bioenergy

A Kitchen That Burned Waste, Not Fossil Fuel Flames licked across broad steel tawas as a campus kitchen in Gandhinagar sent up the faint, sweet scent of biogas—cooked from dung, peels, and stalks—turning more than 500 daily meals into proof that waste could feed hungry students and unshackle

Fuel price whiplash has migrated from headlines into balance sheets, pushing airlines, shipowners, and heavy-duty fleets to hunt for cleaner fuels that do not upend engines, depots, or global logistics while still competing with imported fossil barrels on cost. That hunt has turned attention to

Harvest smoke that once blurred Punjab’s skies now meets a marketplace turning paddy straw into compressed biogas and income. From Smoke-Plagued Harvests to Circular Energy: Why Punjab’s CBG Moment Is Pivotal Clean-air advocates frame CBG as the first scaled alternative that pays farmers to stop

A single-page filing can reshape an energy company's destiny when it unlocks new lanes for capital, technology, and customers across clean fuels and power, and Oriana Power just tested that proposition with a new subsidiary designed to stretch far beyond solar EPC comfort. The move set a tone:

Christopher Hailstone has spent years in the trenches of energy management and electricity delivery, guiding utilities through reliability challenges while advising on renewables, storage, and security. In this conversation, he connects ambitious national missions with shop-floor realities, from

India currently imports nearly 85 percent of its crude oil requirements, a reality that forces the nation to remain perpetually vigilant against the volatile geopolitics and shipping disruptions of West Asia. Rather than waiting for a supply disruption to trigger a national emergency, the