Emissions-free green hydrogen could be an important addition to the range of clean energies. It is viable for use in certain industries – but not yet scalable for mass consumption. For wider uptake, it needs technological breakthroughs and infrastructure development. Historically a dark horse, green hydrogen energy has received renewed attention among global policy-makers and […]
Renewable Energy Had A Banner Year In 2022 – EQ Mag
While the world’s renewable energy capacity may not be growing fast enough to hit certain 2050 goals, 2022 was still a record-breaking year for renewable energy growth. Renewables made up 46 percent of Germany’s power consumption, the UK set its record for wind production, and China’s solar power for electricity generation increased by 30 percent. […]
Google, Microsoft to use renewable energy sources in data centres – EQ Mag
Google and Microsoft have both announced new agreements to lower their IT operations’ carbon footprint by using renewable energy sources in their data centres. According to ‘The Register’, Google has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Engie, a French utility company, for 100 MW of energy generated by the Moray West offshore wind farm […]
MSEDCL Issue Tender for Supply of 250 MW GRID CONNECTED RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES WITH ENERGY STORAGE FACILITY ON LONG TERM BASIS – EQ Mag Pro
MSEDCL Issue Tender for Supply of 250 MW GRID CONNECTED RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES WITH ENERGY STORAGE FACILITY ON LONG TERM BASIS. For more information please see below link:
MP govt aims to generate extra 20,000 MW of green power by 2030 through renewable energy sources – EQ Mag Pro
The state currently produces 5,500 MW of green energy through various renewable power sources and a major part of it is sourced through solar power. Madhya Pradesh has set an ambitious target of generating an additional 20,000 Megawatt (MW) of green power by 2030 through renewable energy sources, including setting up of a solar plant […]
Major interventions by Government of India to generate electricity from Renewable Energy sources – EQ Mag Pro
A study was carried out by Central Electricity Authority, Ministry of Power with an objective to project the Optimal Generation Capacity mix for 2029-30, the results of which were published in January, 2020. According to the study, the estimated electricity generation from renewable energy sources was assessed to be 39% of the total electricity generation […]
Guyana to promote the use of renewable energy sources with IDB and Norway support – EQ Mag Pro
Guyana will promote its energy matrix diversification by promoting climate-resilient renewable energy sources use in the electricity generation matrix to avoid deforestation and face climate change, with a non-reimbursable investment financing of up to US$83.3 million approved by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) with funds from the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation. The IDB has […]
Suzuki to Expand Use of Electricity from Renewable Energy Sources in India – EQ Mag Pro
To achieve carbon neutrality, Suzuki will increase the use of electricity from renewable energy sources at its automobile plants in India. In May 2022, Suzuki Motor Gujarat Private Limited (SMG), an Indian subsidiary of Suzuki, became the first Suzuki Group company to procure electricity from renewable energy sources by utilizing the Off-site Corporate PPA* scheme, […]
Petition for revision of minimum quantum of purchase (in%) from renewable energy sources, percentage targets for FY 2019–20 – EQ Mag Pro
Petition for revision of minimum quantum of purchase (in%) from renewable energy sources, percentage targets for FY 2019–20. For more information please see below link:
Carbon-Heavy Japanese Utilities Sell Their First Green Bonds – EQ Mag Pro
One of Japan’s biggest industrial carbon emitting sectors is selling more bonds to fund green projects as utilities aim to increase renewable energy sources to meet the nation’s climate goals. Hokkaido Electric Power Co. and Hokuriku Electric Power Co. are scheduled to sell their first green bonds in coming weeks, joining a gradually increasing list […]
