Sustainability Karma Desk

India has built one of the world’s largest renewable energy bases, but experts say the next challenge is ensuring clean power is transmitted, stored, financed and adopted across the economy. At a national seminar organised by Think Change Forum and DRIIV, policymakers, industry leaders and energy...

Battery swapping, especially for two- and three-wheelers, is gaining traction as automakers invest in this technology to enhance EV accessibility and affordability

Given India’s status as one of the largest contributors to the global sanitation burden, its early achievement of the SDG target on sanitation has set a positive example for other nations to follow.

Re Sustainability launches ISS, India’s first execution-led platform for end-to-end ESG, Net Zero, and circular economy business transformation.

India’s hydrogen demand could reach 12 million tonnes by 2030, driven by fertilisers, refining and supportive green hydrogen policies.

Indian Railways is close to fully electrifying its broad-gauge network, cutting diesel consumption, lowering emissions and improving efficiency across one of the world’s busiest rail systems

India’s recycling challenge isn’t just about capacity—it’s about quality. With low recycling rates and heavy reliance on the informal sector, improving segregation, innovation, and collaboration is key to building a stronger, circular system.

A recent study published in Environmental Research Letters warns that climate change and pollution may reduce India's solar energy efficiency by 3.3% by 2050, potentially losing 600-840 GWh annually, impacting the country's ambitious solar power goals.

India's renewable energy capacity grew by 24.2 GW in 2024, reaching 203.18 GW, driven by strong gains in solar and wind power. Hydro and nuclear energy contributions also boosted the clean energy transition.

Non-fossil fuel generation capacity in India crosses 2.59 Lakh MW, overtaking fossil-fuel capacity — a landmark moment in the country’s clean-energy journey.