What does it mean for a nation of over 1.4 billion to flip the switch on half its power generation to clean sources, years ahead of schedule? India has stunned the world by achieving over 50% non-fossil fuel capacity in its electricity mix as of October 31 this year, a target initially set for 2030
Imagine a state powering over 10% of a nation’s renewable energy capacity, setting benchmarks with sprawling solar parks, and transforming thousands of households into mini power producers. Karnataka, with an installed capacity of 25,675.39 MW, is doing just that, carving a path toward India’s
I'm thrilled to sit down with Christopher Hailstone, a seasoned expert in energy management and renewable energy, whose deep knowledge of electricity delivery and grid reliability offers a unique perspective on the evolving electric vehicle landscape. With a career dedicated to advancing
Imagine a future where the energy powering homes and businesses comes not from fossil fuels, but from the very waste produced by local farms. This vision is becoming reality in Spain, thanks to a dynamic player in the renewable energy sector. With the recent commissioning of two new biomethane
In Shenzhen’s humming hardware capital, four climate tech upstarts turned a pitch contest into a proof-of-scale moment for industry, edging prototypes into pilots with money, partners, and measured plans. The Green Future Innovation Challenge crowned winners who shared 5 million yuan, but the more
Why water power is being revalued in a renewables-heavy grid India’s grid expanded at breakneck speed while large hydro grew from the mid-40s GW to roughly 50 GW, and as total utility-scale capacity neared 500 GW with non-fossil sources closing in on half the mix, planners began valuing water power
