After the Hormuz blockade, renewables—not coal—met energy demand, signalling a major shift in global energy systems.
India needs $145 billion annually by 2035 for clean energy. Financing—not technology—will decide the pace of its energy transition.
India targets 1121 GW power capacity by 2036 with 70% non-fossil share, but grid, storage and utilisation challenges remain, says CEA report.
Iran–Israel–US conflict impact on India threatens oil imports, Strait of Hormuz trade routes, inflation, and the country’s clean energy transition goals.
India’s charger-to-EV ratio continues to lag far behind global benchmarks—a structural weakness that could slow consumer adoption.
Under what conditions can ammonia truly become a low-carbon energy solution? MIT researchers attempt to resolve this
An extensive analysis of electricity markets across the United States, the European Union, Australia, and India shows that high penetration of wind and solar is not...
