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‘Renewable Energy Combination Helps Hyperloop In Producing More Electricity Than It Consumes’

Hyperloop is considered as the fifth mode of transportation. The system consists of a capsule for passengers or cargo levitating inside a low air pressure tube, with a passive levitation system. The Hyperloop technology uses a system which uses renewable energy hence is sustainable, and generates more electricity than it consumes, with a cheaper construction […]

The rise of the renewable energy is unstoppable: Aditya Gandhi, Director, Sapient Global Markets

The recent reduction in solar power prices is well supported by policy interventions and the global rise of the renewable energy is unstoppable, Aditya Gandhi, Director at Sapient Global Markets tells ETEnergyWorld in an interview. Edited excerpts.. What is your view on the current state of energy markets in India and globally? The sector is […]

Solar tariffs will fall further on reduced risk for investors: Ratul Puri, Chairman, Hindustan Powerprojects

Ratul Puri, Chairman at Hindustan Powerprojects Pvt Ltd, talks about sustainability of low solar tariffs, increasing focus on hydro power and viability of storage solutions in an exclusive interview with Anisha Dutta. Edited excerpts.. The government is working on a new hydro power policy and you have also spoken about increased focus on hydro. What […]

Large investors are looking at the Renewable Energy space for investments: Rajeev Kapoor, Secretary, MNRE

India’s renewable energy sector is going through a major transformation with record capacity additions being achieved in the solar and wind power sectors and tariffs falling to record low levels. The government is working on policies to further firm up the incentive structure for projects, Rajeev Kapoor, Secretary, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy told […]

The target on renewable power must be reassessed

India’s power sector is facing a conundrum. While existing power plants are suffering from low utilisation rates of about 60%, or are lying stranded for either want of fuel or power purchase agreement (PPA), there is a brisk addition of new renewable and thermal capacities through public sector undertakings (PSUs). Today, India’s grid-connected installed capacity is […]

Have the Power to Change

India’s power sector is facing a conundrum. While existing power plants are suffering from low utilisation rates of about 60%, or are lying stranded for either want of fuel or power purchase agreement (PPA), there is a brisk addition of new renewable and thermal capacities through public sector undertakings (PSUs). Today, India’s grid-connected installed capacity is […]