5 Challenges To Reducing Dependence on LPG For The Hospitality Sector, And Solutions
The blue flame has been the default for Indian commercial kitchens for decades. It is reliable, familiar, and deeply embedded
More Stories
Heat Wave Will Continue To Dog India This Week
The infamous Indian summer has made the temperature in Churu, Rajasthan cross the 50 degrees with 50.8 ℃ (see inset
Water Crisis Worsening: Water Level in Major Reservoirs Dip to 20%
According to the CWC, "The water storage available in 91 major reservoirs of the country for the week ending on
Trump Ends Special Trade Treatment, To Levy 25% Duty on Indian Solar Exports
In a major blow to India’s newly elected government, the Trump administration has terminated India’s designation as a beneficiary developing
IIT-Delhi Looking for Foreign Scientists for EV Research Centre
IIT-Delhi director, V Ramgopal Rao, said they are eyeing to recruit professionals from countries like US in the newly-formed department
Scientists Working With Bacteria To Solve Battery Storage Problem
In the world, where energy transition is gaining pace, Renewable energy with all its glory can’t compete with the fossils
MNRE Invites Proposals For Development of Gravity Storage Projects
Gravity based energy storage has been proposed as a potential solution with unique advantages of short response time and flexibility.
Nuclear Power Better Says Indian Atomic Energy Deptt Secretary
Atomic energy department Secretary Vyas advocated and compared nuclear power generation with thermal power generation, which he highlighted has many
For New Jal Shakti Ministry, Old Questions Remain.
Giving the adage 'Old wine in a New bottle' ironically an old meaning, the incumbent government yesterday formed a new
Update: Adani Green’s Dollar Bonds Oversubscribed by Three Times
One of India's leading solar power generation & manufacturing company Adani Green Energy successfully raised $500 million (about Rs 3,490
Tata Power Arm TPREL To Develop 100-MW Solar Project in Gujarat
Tata Power Renewable Energy, subsidiary of Tata Power, will develop a 100-MW solar power project in Raghanesda Solar Park of
Vidarbha Farmers in Maharashtra to Get 3900 Solar Pumps
According to Maharashtra State Electric Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) official, over 3,900 farmers will get the pumps soon. Around 50
Indian PSUs JV To Help Acquire Rare Material for E-Mobility Dreams
Indian government with its newest FAME Scheme plans to support 10 Lakhs e-2W, 5 Lakhs e-3W, 55000 4Ws and 7000
