
For the first time in Telangana, the TSRTC has introduced eco-friendly non-AC Electric Green Metro Express buses in Hyderabad.

Bijendra Chaurasia, a 29-year-old betel farmer from Mahoba, suffered terrible losses when his Deshavari paan crop worth lakhs of rupees was damaged by frost. This setback would take years to recoup, compounding the seasonal losses suffered by many farmers like him.

Bihar is implementing a strategy plan to enhance waste management, with the goal of being a Net Zero state by 2070. Recently, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar unveiled a draft plan, the first of its type in India, aimed at lowering greenhouse gas emissions and creating a sustainable environment. The strategy, produced by ICLEI South Asia, evaluates the waste and wastewater sectors and identifies areas for development.

HomeBiogas, a certified firm with a good social and environmental impact, is making great strides in waste management and renewable energy generation. In 2023, they produced amazing results:

The World Sustainable Energy Days 2024 (WSED) conference brought together over 650 professionals from 60 nations to debate renewable energy alternatives and climate neutrality. Retrofitting, energy communities, renewables, and energy efficiency were among the topics discussed.

India's renewable energy sector is expanding rapidly, reaching 150 GW of capacity, demonstrating the country's commitment to sustainability and climate action.

India has embarked on a significant initiative to bolster its renewable energy sector with an investment exceeding ₹50 billion. This ambitious plan prioritizes solar and wind power, aiming to solidify the nation's green energy infrastructure.

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) took a significant step towards gender inclusivity in the clean energy sector by hosting an event titled "Women in Renewable Energy: Inspiring Gender Inclusion through Skill Development and Targeted Policies for Green Jobs."

India's energy subsidies have skyrocketed to a nine-year high of $39.3 billion in 2023. This surge is a response to the global energy crisis of 2022 and the country's ever-growing energy demands.

India's coal industry is undergoing a surprising transformation. The Ministry of Coal has set a groundbreaking target of expanding the renewable energy capacity within the coal sector to a staggering 9 GW by 2030.