While India’s renewable energy goals may seem too ambitious, they are certainly achievable with decisive action: Piyush Goyal of Volks Energie
Budget 2025: Giving financial assistance, subsidies, low-interest loans, etc for rooftop solar systems would certainly make it more affordable.
A unified energy transition policy is central to decarbonise industries, promote green hydrogen infrastructure, and achieve a balanced energy mix: Shaina Ganapathy of Embassy Group
Budget 2025: Government initiatives such as the National Green Hydrogen Mission and solar energy expansion underscore a strong commitment to creating a cleaner ecosystem.
2025 A Pivotal Year for LNG and Hydrogen technologies in India
Nitin Jirafe, MD of Tata Cummins and VP, Engine Business of Cummins India, tells Sustainability Karma that 2025 will be a pivotal year for proving
By implementing energy efficiency measures, incorporating renewable energy sources, and enhancing and adopting waste management: Parmod Sagar of RHI Magnesita India
India’s manufacturing sector is at a pivotal stage – contributing to the growth of the nation’s economy to achieve goals of ‘Make in India’
Mahakumbh 2025 will be remembered for sustainability initiatives, too
The use of sustainable alternatives during the Mahakumbh 2025 sets new benchmarks in conducting large events using sustainable material, transport and lighting.
Green certificates not only help reduce environmental impact but also offer companies a competitive advantage: Sandeep Singh of Rubystone hospitality
Budget 2025: Companies that obtain sustainability certifications may receive marketing benefits that help them draw in eco-aware customers and grow their market share.
USD 27 Million financing secured for UAE solar portfolio expansion
A long-term financing facility has been secured to develop 92 solar assets across the UAE, supporting the country’s Net Zero 2050 strategy and expanding
Need for more stringent policies to regulate waste management: Paresh Shetty of Arya Omnitalk
Budget 2025: Strategic investments and innovative policy frameworks can catalyse the transformation of India’s waste management ecosystem, aligning it with the Sustainable Development Goals
