The most overlooked aspect of renewable EV charging is its potential to democratise energy production and distribution: Bharat Rao of Emobi
Traditional fuelling infrastructure, which requires massive centralised facilities and complex distribution networks, renewable charging systems can be implemented at various scales.
We aim to auction as many critical mineral blocks as possible by 2031: Union Minister of State for Mines and Coal
India’s critical minerals demand is poised for exponential growth across key sectors, according to a new FICCI-Deloitte report.
A localised supply chain also makes projects of the renewable energy EPC solutions providers and independent power producers economically viable: Divyesh Savaliya of Onix Renewable
The decision to reduce custom duties on solar cells and modules as well as on key inputs for manufacturing EV batteries will have a growth-multiplier
Policies to support research and development in battery recycling technologies are urgently needed: Gaurav Dolwani of LICO Materials
The lack of recycling infrastructure costs us not only in environmental and economic terms but also keeps us back from growth opportunities. Failing to
Using hands-on approach to foster sustainable change
Shaifalika Panda’s work at the Bansidhar & Ila Panda Foundation (BIPF) and Indian Metals and Ferro Alloys (IMFA) reflects a deep commitment to community
Conversion of knowledge into wealth is the future and no material is waste: Nitin Gadkari
IICA and CMAI signed an MoU to strengthen India's carbon markets, focusing on decarbonisation, biofuels, and green hydrogen.
The Union budget should propose measures to incentivise the integration of renewable energy into the grid: Manish Dabkara of EKI Energy Services
Union Budget 2025: With the recent surge in interest in carbon markets, stakeholders from various sectors are eagerly waiting for clarity on regulatory frameworks
India’s green transition is having the effect of generating immense chances for entrepreneurship: Umesh Revankar of Shriram Finance
Budget 2025: In a nutshell, India's green transition is not just an environmental necessity; it is also an economic opportunity. As the world shifts
