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Not so well known stakeholders of EV ecosystem: 8 stocks that don't come instinctively, 3 with an upside potential of more than 18%
We also have a whole list, but we have separated the eight companies, just because these companies are not the names which one would instinctively think about and probably they may have more to go as they form this index.
Queen Charlotte: Will there be a season 2? Shonda Rhimes reveals details
Since entering the Bridgerton universe in 2020, Rhimes has guided the franchise's growth, which already has two seasons on Netflix, with a third installment on the horizon along with a prequel of Queen Charlotte.
How a Bengaluru firm gave wings to ISRO’s reusable launch vehicle
In its statement on Friday, ISRO stated how RLV-LEX-02 demonstrated the autonomous landing capability of RLV from off-nominal initial conditions at release from a helicopter.
'Severe' or worse air quality in Delhi for fourth day on trot
The 24-hour average Air Quality Index (AQI), recorded at 4 pm every day, worsened from 415 on Saturday to 454 on Sunday, prompting the Centre to implement all emergency measures mandated under the final Stage IV of its air pollution control plan called the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP).
What's happening at Fukushima plant 12 years after meltdown?
The plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, aims to have the facilities ready by spring. TEPCO needs a safety approval from the Nuclear Regulation Authority. The International Atomic Energy Agency, collaborating with Japan to ensure the project meets international standards, will send a mission to Japan and issue a report before the discharge begins.
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Emerging tech powering growth for India, says report
The winning list this year for the top 50 fastest growing companies ranks Gurugram based FarMart No.1 with FY22 revenue coming in at a remarkable growth of 150 times their FY20 revenue.
This is the time when the most interesting investments occur: Jim Coulter, TPG Capital
One of the questions that seems to be dominating, particularly in the European and US press, is whether it will be a hard landing, a soft landing, or a recession.
Vehicles contributed half of PM 2.5 pollution from local sources in Delhi around Diwali
The report said that when pollution concentrations from all sources -- local, NCR and beyond -- are added, Delhi's vehicles account for nearly 17 per cent of total PM2.5 concentration. But, according to CSE's indicative data, vehicles' daily share of pollution varied between 49.3 per cent and 53 per cent during the week of Diwali.
Delhi's air quality improves marginally; further curbs not likely for now
The national capital recorded a minimum temperature of 15.5 degrees Celsius, a notch above normal, and a wind speed of around 8 kmph in the morning. The slight improvement in the air quality was evident from the better visibility levels (1,500 metres) at the Palam and Safdarjung airports at 9 am. The Air Quality Index (AQI) of the city stood at 376 at 9 am.
Hackers breach Iran's atomic energy agency, protests persist
An anonymous hacking group claimed responsibility for the attack on Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, demanding Tehran release political prisoners arrested in the recent nationwide protests. The group said it leaked 50 gigabytes of internal emails, contracts and construction plans related to Iran's Russian-backed nuclear power plant in Bushehr.
Poorer nations face unrest as wealthy countries snap up fuel
The crunch comes at a particularly difficult time: The global shift to cleaner energy sources meant developed economies weren’t investing in efforts to boost fossil fuel production, while poorer nations were being pressed to adopt cleaner-burning natural gas.
What can make India@100 world's most integrated, developed and sustainable economy
Cautious optimism, investments in research, people, processes and sustainability, and faith in the innate strengths of the Indian economy will help businesses sail through these challenging times and emerge stronger when the tide finally turns.
What India should do to achieve 500 GW non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030
India has six lakh villages, and assuming a potential of just one MW per village, there is a potential of six lakh MW (600GW) capacity. This can come up through private investment. Initial success stories in a state would lead to a surge in private investment.
EVs are fast winning over the hesitant buyer. Better charging infra will accelerate it further
To save mankind from the impending disaster of global warming, the transition of transport away from fossil fuels is critical. The International Energy Agency (IEA) Report of last year on the feasible pathway to net zero by 2050 and restricting global warming to 1.5 degrees envisages the complete switchover in the world to EVs by 2035 and of electricity systems phasing out fossil fuel use around the same time.
Emerging markets needs climate cash. How will they get it?
Last week, banks, insurers and investors with $130 trillion at their disposal said they were ready to help with green investment, though when and to what extent is still unclear.
Climate Change: Break it down, spread the word, act
Under its NDCs, India has committed to install 175 GW of renewable energy (RE) by 2022. It is well on its way to getting there. It has even upped this target to 450 GW by 2030. Such specific targets, and demonstration of action to achieve them in shorter time frames, are exactly what the planet needs today.
New method of producing hydrogen shows energy-efficient route to manufacturing of fuel
Due to the extremely low abundance of molecular hydrogen in the earth's atmosphere, electric-field driven breakdown of water is an attractive route for production of hydrogen. However, such electrolysis requires high energy input and is associated with slow rate of hydrogen production. The use of expensive platinum and iridium-based catalysts also discourages it for wide-spread commercialisation.
Police use water cannon to disperse AAP workers trying to gherao Punjab CM's residence
As scores of AAP workers carrying party flags forced their way through the first layer of barricades and reached the second, police used a water cannon to disperse them.
Drones and mist cannons help India’s energy sector fight virus
From drones used to monitor social distancing at refineries to giant mist cannons that spray disinfectants near workers’ quarters, employers in India’s labor-intensive oil, gas and coal industries are taking extreme measures to ensure the outbreak doesn’t hobble operations.
Hiren Ved on why people are investing in both gold and equities now
The risk reward of investing in fixed income keeps deteriorating over a period of time and the benefit of that is going to equities and gold as an asset class.
Gujarat frames land policy for green energy projects
About 7,000 MW of wind projects were auctioned by SECI last year of which half are expected to be set up in Gujarat.
Delay in Teesta III line causes Rs 6 cr loss per day: AIPEF
The Sikkim government's failure to complete transmission line from Teesta-III hydro power station to Kishanganj has resulted in Rs 6 cr loss per day
How India-backed International Solar Alliance can expand its outreach and capacity
International Solar Alliance is India’s contribution to enable developing countries to transition to a low-carbon economy.
How a seaweed is providing Sea6 Energy and its four founders from IIT-Madras with opportunities
Sea6 is now based at the Centre for Cellular and Molecular Platforms (C-Camp), the Bengaluru-based incubator built by the Department of Biotechnology (DBT).
Coconuts may inspire designs for earthquake-proof buildings
Coconut palms can grow 30 m high, meaning that when ripe fruits fall, their walls have to withstand the impact to stop them from splitting.
Solar businesses: How cos like Tata Power Solar, SELCO are making profits from renewable energy
Govt has plans of installing 100 GW of solar power in India by 2022, instead of an earlier target of 20,000 MW, which itself looked ambitious,
Infrastructure and liberal regulatory regime key to India's shale gas potential: EY report
Taking cues from the US, several countries have already begun to take steps to attract investment in their domestic shale gas resources.
Extending power grid in Sundarbans risky: Experts
The West Bengal government's move to extend the national grid to the Sundarbans delta for electrifying villages has come in for criticism from environmentalists.
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