Korean Utilities 6.4 Million Tonnes of Cookstove Credits Hide A Bigger Problem
Seven South Korean power and energy public enterprises have accumulated 6.4 million tonnes of carbon credits from cookstove projects in

Seven South Korean power and energy public enterprises have accumulated 6.4 million tonnes of carbon credits from cookstove projects in

Despite accelerated progress over the past decade, the world will fall short of ensuring universal access to affordable, reliable, sustainable,

With most of the UK in lockdown in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic, many tuned in to hear Sir

Grundfos India, a global player in pump solutions and water technology has announced the successful restoration of the Injambakkam pond

The Coronavirus has achieved something almost nothing could in the past few decades. Brought the price of diesel in Delhi

SmartCity Kochi, a joint venture company formed by the Kerala government and Dubai Holding, has won an industry body's award for

Fuel taxes are back in the limelight, as the government took advantage of the slump in global crude oil to

With policy makers set to unveil a fourth national water policy sometime this year, it is interesting to look at

For the many firms in India's renewable energy sector, a heavy government overhang was a given. For one, its the

For those who thought all debt should be sustainable, the headline might be a little perplexing. But sustainable debt, in

The Central Government in consultation with the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) has notified of the new energy performance standards

Enel and the European Space Agency (ESA) are cooperating to promote the development of space-applications in support of energy security

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has announced that it has approved a EUR 8.1 billion of new financing for renewable

