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Talen asks US regulators to reject challenge to Amazon data center deal
Talen Energy defends its Amazon data center deal against claims by utilities, stating it won't raise power costs or affect grid reliability. The dispute could set a precedent for future data center agreements. FERC's decision pending.
Renewables produce almost 60% of Spain's electricity
Spain significantly increased its renewable energy generation in the first half of 2024, with renewables contributing 60 per cent of its electricity, up from 51 per cent a year earlier, driven by new solar capacity and increased output from hydropower plants, according to data from grid operator Redeia, with wind farms generating 24.4 per cent of the total, solar plants 16. per cent, and hydropower dams 15.9 per cent, aligning with Spain's goal to reach 80 per cent renewable electricity by 2030.
AM Green, SJVN arm ink MoU for supply and sourcing of green energy
AM Green's partnership with SJVN Green Energy aims to supply 4.5 GW of renewable energy. The project supports India's green hydrogen production targets and contributes to global industrial decarbonization. Additionally, collaborations with Gentari Sdn Bhd and GIC further enhance AM Green's position in the renewable energy sector.
SJVN to supply 4500 MW green energy to AM Green's green ammonia facilities
Greenko Group's subsidiary, AM Green, and SJVN Green Energy Limited (SGEL), a wholly owned subsidiary of SJVN, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for a long-term renewable energy supply agreement. Under the agreement, SGEL will provide 4,500 MW of carbon-free energy to power AM Green's forthcoming green ammonia facilities.
Google buys stake in Taiwan solar power firm owned by BlackRock
Investing in New Green Power in Taiwan, I drive sustainable energy solutions for manufacturers, reducing Scope 3 emissions. This aligns with my commitment to carbon-free operations and environmental sustainability, supporting solar capacity growth in the region.
A big boost for a climate solution: electricity made from the heat of the Earth
Southern California Edison and Fervo Energy mark a significant advance with the largest geothermal power development in the US, showcasing the increasing demand for clean electricity and the commitment to zero-carbon energy in California.
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Essar to invest Rs 30,000 crore in green hydrogen plant in Gujarat
Essar Group aims to invest Rs 30,000 crore in a green hydrogen plant in Jamnagar, Gujarat over the next four years. The focus will be on clean energy for growth. Plans include decarbonizing the UK oil refinery, building a green steel plant in Saudi Arabia, and creating an LNG and electric ecosystem for long-haul trucks. Essar also considers mining critical minerals for electric vehicle batteries and plans to expand renewable energy and green mobility solutions, such as LNG and electric trucks.
Some kind of carbon tax is coming to America, like it or not
Fifty countries have implemented carbon pricing systems, covering 24% of global carbon emissions, with the US lagging behind in adopting such measures.
How electric car batteries might aid the grid (and win over drivers)
New technology could transform expensive electric car batteries into assets for owners, offering benefits like reduced utility bills and free parking. Automakers like Ford, GM, and BMW are exploring using electric car batteries to store excess renewable energy, creating a potential new revenue stream.
Hydrogen-powered private jets can cut emissions — If they can get off the ground
A 2021 report found that some private jets emit two tons of CO2 per hour — at least five times more pollution per passenger than commercial flights. That’s 50 times worse than trains.
Orb Energy launches its first 35 MW ground-mounted solar park in Karnataka
Orb Energy, a key player in the Indian solar power industry, has launched its first 35 MW ground-mounted solar park in Arsikere, Hassan district. The park, which spans 110 acres, delivers 5.24 crore units of green power and reduces 45,000 tons of carbon dioxide annually. Orb Energy plans to develop and commission around 400 MW of solar parks for SMEs across India by the end of the decade, with an investment of around Rs 2,000 crore. The company's innovative solar park model allows enterprises to purchase plots and own their own solar sub-arrays within the park.
Google invests 1 billion euros in Finnish data centre to drive AI growth
In recent years, many data centres have been located in the Nordic countries because of the region's cooler climate, tax breaks and abundant availability of renewable power.
Best induction cooktop under 2000 for fast heating and energy saving
Finding quality kitchen appliances at an affordable price is essential. Induction cooktops offer efficient cooking solutions with quick heating and energy savings. If you're on a tight budget but still want a reliable induction cooktop, this article is for you. In this article you will explore a curated list of the best induction cooktops under 1500, highlighting their key features and benefits. From brands like Pigeon, iBELL, and Longway, these cooktops offer auto shut-off, overheat protection, and user-friendly designs, making them suitable for everyday cooking needs.
India will soon have solar power waste to fill 720 Olympic-size swimming pools. It has to urgently find solutions.
The country is betting big on solar energy — and rightfully so. But it is not giving equal importance on managing or recycling the waste that would be generated.
Giant batteries are transforming the way the U.S. uses electricity
Power companies across the US are using large batteries, similar in size to shipping containers, to tackle the main drawback of renewable energy: the inconsistency of wind and solar availability.
CBAM, permanent establishment rules, transfer pricing key in India’s outbound FDI: EY
EY's report highlights how environmental concerns and clean energy challenges could impact Indian companies investing abroad. The report delves into areas like CBAM, transfer pricing, and investment rules, emphasizing the need for proactive measures. It also discusses FTA opportunities, global acquisitions, and risks related to BEPS rules, POEM, and intellectual property laws.
Electric vehicles will start to cut emissions and improve air quality in our cities - but only once they're common
We would get more immediate benefit by focusing on electrifying buses, which are a surprisingly large source of air pollution, and finding ways to cut rapidly growing emissions from diesel trucks.
Plastic pollution keeps growing. Here are three ways to solve it
The main target of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change is to eliminate net greenhouse gas emissions by 2060.
Himadri Speciality to invest Rs 220cr in Bengal to expand speciality carbon black capacity
The expansion, scheduled to be operational within the next 18 months and located at Singur in the Hooghly district, will be funded through internal accruals. This additional capacity of 70,000 tonnes per annum will increase the company's speciality carbon black capacity to 1.3 lakh tonnes per annum, enhancing the cumulative capacity to 2.5 lakh tonnes from the current 1.8 lakh tonnes, the official added.
Naveen Jindal group plans Rs 15,000-crore green energy push
As per the blueprint being finalised, the group wants to power the new steel capacity additions by creating 4 gigawatts (GW) of renewable power sources in-house within the next couple of years, said the people. This would help the group reduce carbon emissions and produce green steel, they said.
‘We are energy nerds.’ People are obsessing over home electricity gadgets
The relationship between utility and customer is usually a one-way street: The utility offers a price, the consumer pays it and uses the energy supplied.
A Gates-backed startup is making fuel from water and carbon dioxide
Since its Corpus Christi facility came online in October, Sacramento, California-based Infinium has become one of the first e-fuel makers in the world to turn industrial-scale production from a concept into a reality.
Adani eyes 45 GW renewable energy capacity by 2030
Gautam Adani said his group's renewable energy arm, Adani Green Energy, is leading an energy transition that honours the commitment of taking care of the planet not just for this generation and the next but also for generations to come.
Real estate investors turn to lawyers after 'huge' CO₂ shock
Real estate investors face challenges with high rates and EU regulations, requiring costly renovations to meet environmental standards. New laws push for upgrades to meet climate goals, impacting property values and market dynamics.
A new carbon removal startup is powered by sunlight and seawater
The startup is among a slew of companies capitalising on investor and policymaker interest in removing gigatons — that is, billions of tons — of CO2 from the atmosphere.
No-frills flying emerges as air travel’s painful, greener future
With global air travel almost completely recovered from the pandemic, cutting emissions is once again the industry’s No. 1 challenge.
From the US to India, tax officials across geographies aremaking your energy more costly and dirty
While an elaborate network of government restrictions are being erected around clean technology, fossil fuels remain largely exempt.
Gujarat Energy Minister Kanu Desai unveils renewable energy roadmap for Vibrant Gujarat Summit 2024
The Energy Minister of Gujarat, Kanu Desai, highlighted the state's leading role in renewable energy and solar power at the upcoming Vibrant Gujarat Summit 2024. Under PM Modi's leadership, Gujarat achieved 24-hour electricity through initiatives like the Jyotigram scheme, reaching even remote areas. Desai emphasized Gujarat's prowess in wind and solar energy, boasting 48,500 MW installed capacity and aiming for 1000 GW from renewables by 2030. The summit will spotlight hydrogen production and major investments in renewable and semiconductor technologies, showcasing Gujarat's commitment to a sustainable future.
How electricity is changing around the world
Bulk of the demand for rising power has come from rapidly-developing countries such as China and India, where new coal plants are still coming online.
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