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US joins the International Solar Alliance, launched, and promoted by India and France, as its 101st member country.

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Japan, once a leader on climate, declined to phase out coal power at the U.N. climate talks in Glasgow.

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Pakistan takes costliest ever LNG from Qatar Petroleum to avert natural gas crisis, as Gunvor and the ENI defaulted on their short and long-term commitments on LNG supply.

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 First time power surplus Nepal is exploring options to sell electricity to India.

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National

Kolkata’s entire public transport to run on clean fuel -electricity, LPG and CNG -by 2030.

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India to achieve 50 percent share of energy from non-fossil fuels and 500 GW of renewable energy capacity before 2030.

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Adani to invest $70 bn in renewable energy capacity over the next decade to become the world’s largest renewable energy company.

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Tata Projects has forayed into Bangladesh's Transmission & Distribution sector by securing a 400 KV double circuit transmission line project valued at approximately Rs 900 crore

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