From sugar crystals to ‘green gold’ – How Chemical Systems Technologies is rethinking the sugar industry
For decades, sugar processing in India followed a familiar path – sugarcane went into a mill, sugar came out as

For decades, sugar processing in India followed a familiar path – sugarcane went into a mill, sugar came out as

By Ritwik Sinha Published on: Apr 7, 2018 With public transport coming up as the biggest challenge to solve to truly attack congestion

By Ayush Verma Published on: Apr 4, 2018 If you are still unaware of the cleanest village in India, take out 3 minutes,

When it comes to electricity generation, 1995 can be regarded as a breakout year for India's captive power sector. It

[caption id="attachment_1262" align="alignright" width="449"] (PC: HardiPithva)[/caption] Kia motors, one of the leading Asian car manufacturers revealed their Eco Hybrid car the

The decision of the Maharastra government via Maharashtra Plastic and Thermocol Products (Manufacture, Usage, Sale, Transport, Handling and Storage) Notification, 2018

In news that is still coming in, ReNew Power Ventures Private Limited, has just cemented its position as the biggest

While India has drawn up ambitious plans for building up scale in renewable energy space in the last four years,

Poor quality grid power, fluctuating costs of diesel for their gensets, and the attendant air and noise pollution was a

Adequate electric charging stations are an essential prerequisite for the success of electric vehicles, and fittingly enough, the largest auto

The Hauz Khas Lake (Tank), a water body located in the middle of one of South Delhi's most elite watering

Biofuels, despite their promise, have had a chequered history in India so far. From fuels that turned out to be

It will surprise most people possibly, but construction of dams is one of the few issues where Indian and Chinese

