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Pakistan PM Announces Solarisation of All Govt Buildings by Coming April

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has said that the federal government has decided to install solar power panels on all government buildings in the country to harness green energy and reduce dependency on imported fossil-fuel based power. At first, the federal government buildings of Pakistan will be solarised and they will run entirely on Solar […]

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Africa Has EUR 1 Trillion Green Hydrogen Potential: New Study

A new report has said that harnessing Africa’s solar energy to produce 50 million tons of green hydrogen a year by 2035 can help secure global energy supply, create jobs, decarbonize heavy industry, enhance global competitiveness and transform access to clean water and sustainable energy. The analysis is commissioned by the European Investment Bank, the […]

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Solar Projects Of 486-MW Allotted In Poland Auctions

The latest round of auctions of renewable energy by the Energy Regulatory Office in Poland has drawn a poor response. It allocated a mere 8.5 TWh of renewable energy capacity out of 34 TWh that was up for offer. The bright spot in the entire episode has been for the solar industry of Poland. The […]

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A$7.8 Bn Deal for Renewable Energy Transmission Infra in New South Wales

The provincial government of New South Wales (NSW) has clocked a landmark agreement of A$7.8 billion ($5.2 billion) with the Federal Government to further the renewable energy infrastructure in the province. The deal was announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in the presence of NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet and is aimed at urgently stepping up […]

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UK Signs MoU with EU, North Sea Countries for Offshore Wind

Graham Stuart, Minister for Energy and Climate, the United Kingdom, has signed a landmark agreement on renewable energy cooperation with European Union (EU) and North Seas countries. The official statement of the UK government has held that the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the North Seas Energy Cooperation (NSEC) forum fulfils commitments in the UK-EU […]

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Japan Makes Installation of Solar Panels Must for New Homes in Tokyo

Japan – the fifth largest carbon emitter on the planet – is honking for household solar panels for every upcoming home in Tokyo, the capital city of Japan. All new houses that will be built in Tokyo post April 2025 will be required to necessarily install solar power panels. With the objective of cutting down […]

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Netherlands Looking to Tender its Largest Offshore Wind Power Projects Next Year

The Netherlands is expediting to expand the renewable energy development in a bid to end fossil fuel imports from Russia and decarbonize its economy. In a latest key development, the Netherlands’ Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy (EZK) has said that it is working on plans to amalgamate the first four offshore wind energy […]

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Solar Manufacturing Seeks A China Fix As Regions Push For Energy Security

Solar manufacturing, until now synonymous with giant factories in China is now finding its roots in several new hotspots worldwide. Initiatives to boost solar manufacturing are being taken worldwide as the world has accelerated the efforts to shift to renewables in a bid to move toward a sustainable future. Notably, over the last decade, the […]

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Pan IIT Alumni Network Organises EV Conclave to Reflect on E-Mobility Ecosystem

To address the demand, difficulties, and opportunities in the engineering, production, and adoption of EVs, Pan IIT Alumni and Alumni Associations of IIT (BHU) Varanasi bodies organised “The Future Series, the EV Ecosystem Conclave” in Delhi. At the event, academics, policymakers, and experts from across the entire e-mobility ecosystem came together to discuss the importance […]

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