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A major power plant in India just graduated its second batch of young people from an intensive technical training program. The partnership with a national engineering institute is giving local youth valuable skills for careers in petrochemicals.
A battery that lasts 20 years without wearing out just won its biggest contract yet in India's massive solar energy park. The technology could finally solve the puzzle of storing sunshine for nighttime use.
A new fuel that runs on thorium instead of traditional uranium just moved one step closer to reality, potentially giving existing nuclear reactors a safer, cleaner upgrade. The breakthrough could transform India's energy future using technology designed for reactors already in operation.
India is racing toward 500 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030, creating one of the world's largest green investment opportunities. London's financial sector is positioning itself to help unlock the $1.5 trillion needed to power this transformation.
India's clean energy investment is set to more than double in the next decade, reaching $145 billion annually by 2035. The surge reflects the nation's ambitious push to transform its energy landscape and lead the global renewable revolution.
India is powering up for its biggest solar energy expansion yet, planning to add enough clean electricity in 2026 to power millions of homes. The country just wrapped up a record-breaking 2025 and shows no signs of slowing down.
India just secured its cheapest renewable energy price yet for peak demand hours, proving clean power can compete with fossil fuels when electricity needs are highest. Three companies will deliver 1,500 MW of reliable green energy at record-low prices.
India just secured renewable energy at under 7 cents per kilowatt-hour during peak demand hours, proving clean power can compete with fossil fuels on price. The breakthrough shows the world's most populous nation is making green energy affordable for everyone.
India is pouring $2 billion into building five small modular nuclear reactors by 2033, part of an ambitious plan to multiply its clean energy capacity elevenfold by 2047. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia just signed agreements with the US to develop its first civilian nuclear power program.
A Pune-based company has created hydrogen fuel cell generators that produce zero emissions and zero noise, offering businesses a clean alternative to diesel backup power. The technology is already powering its first commercial facility in India.
India is racing toward 500 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030, creating a massive $1.5 trillion investment opportunity that could reshape global clean energy financing. London's financial sector is positioning itself to help unlock the capital needed to power one of the world's largest green transformations.
Government-owned power companies across Asia, Africa, and Latin America are driving the clean energy transition far faster than anyone expected. A new study reveals these public utilities are strategic architects of transformation, not slow bureaucracies.