Opinion

India@100 in 2047 will not be a super-power in the sense of the competitive colonial powers of the 19th century, it will be what it once was, a Vishwaguru

In the last eight years, domestic coal production has increased by 37.3%, and domestic coal offtake has increased by 43%

Synopsis: Investing in thermal energy to help India through the power crisis risks diverting limited financial resources away from cheaper clean energy

Synopsis: With the deployment of green hydrogen, India is ensuring the building blocks are in place for a hydrogen economy that will not only meet domestic needs but also provide export opportunities

To realise rooftop solar's potential, funding for commercial and industrial sector installations needs to be as innovative as the technology