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Germany welcomed the EU plan to label natural gas projects as "green" investments, but opposed the same for nuclear power projects
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Brazil extends controversial coal power subsidy, flying in the face of global efforts to reduce carbon emissions

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Coal-dependent Indonesia starts tapping huge solar power potential

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Korea Zinc to back Swiss-based Energy Vault, following SoftBank Group Corp, Saudi Aramco, and BHP Group in green push

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U.S. energy firms added oil and natural gas rigs for a record 17 months in a row as higher prices lured some drillers back to the well pad

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To save domestic players, Finance Minister assures industry basic custom duty on solar modules will be implemented from April 1, 2022

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Cabinet nod for 2nd phase of Green Energy Corridor, would involve laying 10,750 circuit kilometers of transmission lines by 2026

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Govt introduces penalty regime for non-compliance of fly ash utilization

 

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Adani Enterprises Ltd. has won a contract to supply 1 million tons of overseas coal to NTPC

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Tork Motors to launch its 'made-in-India' e-bike KRATOS, the first vertically integrated electric vehicle (EV) in the country

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Solar open access installations in India jumped 85 per cent to 307 MW in July-September period of 2021

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NHPC, GEDCOL to form JV for setting up 500-MW floating solar projects in Odisha

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