A Landmark Policy Shift: Nepal Embraces Biofuel After more than two decades of deliberation, the government of Nepal has officially approved a policy to introduce ethanol-blended petrol, a landmark decision with the potential to significantly alter the nation's economic and environmental landscape.
A significant controversy is unfolding across the celebrated landscapes of Wales, where plans for a massive new network of electricity pylons have ignited fierce public opposition and raised fundamental questions about the nation's energy future. An in-depth analysis submitted to a key government
After years of contentious debate, legal battles, and extensive construction, a new era of energy is dawning for New England as a monumental $1 billion transmission line prepares to deliver a massive influx of clean power from Canada. The New England Clean Energy Connect (NECEC) project, a
The Unfair Burden: Holding Power Plants Accountable for External Failures When a power plant fails to meet a government mandate, the immediate response is often to assign blame and impose penalties. This is precisely the situation facing several thermal power plants in India, which are now under
As societies grapple with the twin challenges of managing ever-growing mountains of waste and satisfying an insatiable demand for energy, two compelling solutions have emerged from the margins to take center stage. Biomass energy and waste-to-energy (WTE) both promise to convert discarded materials
An industrial giant forged in petrochemicals is now undertaking one of the most ambitious pivots in modern energy history, betting its future on the smallest and most abundant element in the universe. Gujarat, a state long synonymous with India's manufacturing and chemical prowess, has unfurled a
