India’s nuclear power sector is opening to private companies and state governments. The Atomic Energy Bill 2025, set for Parliament, will address tariff determination. This crucial policy decision will shape the industry. Overseas technology providers may find it easier to participate. The government aims to bridge a regulatory gap in tariff setting for nuclear plants.
China is accumulating crude oil reserves even as imports decrease. This contrasts with global trends of depleting oil stocks. The nation’s refinery processing has also slowed. Analysts suggest China could sustain this inventory build for years. Future import levels and fuel export decisions will determine if China begins drawing down its substantial stockpiles.
India is set for a massive power transmission investment of nearly Rs 9 trillion by 2032, according to a Kotak Neo report. This will support the country’s clean energy goals by building essential grid infrastructure. Renewable energy capacity is growing rapidly, requiring extensive transmission lines and substations. High-Voltage Direct Current systems will be crucial.
A new article published in the peer-reviewed journal “Patterns” has caught the attention of various mainstream media such as the BBC and Bloomberg. The article by Digiconomist-founder Alex de Vries, titled “Cryptocurrencies on the road to sustainability: Ethereum paving the way for Bitcoin,” discusses the progress that Ethereum has made in reducing its electrical energy…
Adani Power received $437 million from Bangladesh in June, settling payment arrears for electricity supplied until March 31. This clears the way for smooth operations at the Godda plant, which supplies 10% of Bangladesh’s electricity. With payments now on track and structural changes implemented, Adani Power anticipates a potential credit rating upgrade.
In a noteworthy shift, Indian oil corporations have curtailed daily losses by almost 25% thanks to a Rs 3 per litre increase in petrol and diesel prices. Nevertheless, ongoing global crude oil fluctuation and a depreciating rupee mean that fuel prices still linger below production costs. Currently, there are no discussions surrounding a government financial…
India will launch formal trading in its domestic carbon market within the next four months, Union Power Minister Manohar Lal said. The move aims to create a structured system where companies can buy and sell carbon credits to meet emission targets, supporting the country’s push toward lower emissions and net zero by 2070.
Governments globally are implementing diverse strategies to mitigate soaring energy costs stemming from the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran. Measures include fuel tax adjustments, reserve releases, external financing, subsidies, tax cuts, and energy conservation efforts. Countries are also exploring increased use of domestic resources and alternative energy sources.
ABB India has implemented a system for THINK Gas. This system automates and digitalizes THINK Gas’s city gas distribution network. The network spans 10 Indian states. ABB’s cloud-based platform centralizes operations. It provides real-time visibility from Chennai. The system monitors and controls gas distribution. It supplies Compressed Natural Gas to over 500 fuel stations.
Government auditor CAG has criticised Coal India Ltd for significant delays in its 3,000 MW solar power project development. By December 2024, only 122.492 MW had been installed, a mere 4.08% of the target. CAG urges Coal India to expedite these projects to achieve Net Zero energy status.