India has achieved 50% of its power generation capacity from non-fossil fuels, surpassing its 2030 Paris Agreement target.

The EU sanctions Nayara Energy’s Gujarat refinery over Russian links as part of its latest crackdown. Analysts warn the move ...

India achieves 50% clean energy capacity five years early. Driven by strong policy and private players like AGEL, the country ...

India achieves 50% clean energy capacity, exceeding its 2030 target. Driven by strong policy & private sector investment, the ...

India stands at an energy crossroads. With rising global instability and climate pressures, embracing biofuels like biodiesel ...

Sovereignty cannot be traded for approval ratings in Brussels or Washington. Energy security, economic pragmatism, and ...

Since 2014, India's solar power capacity has risen from a modest 2.82 GW to 116 GW in June 2025 - a staggering 41 times ...

Nayara Energy’s refinery at Vadinar in Gujarat became the first in India to come under Western sanctions as the European ...

India's solar energy journey is a testament to its commitment to clean energy, with Diu becoming the first district to meet ...

India grew its renewable energy capacity by 25 times over the past decade, and now has 195 gigawatts of wind and solar power installed. But it needs to grow faster still.

Over the past quarter century, few countries have commanded as much sustained attention from U.S. foreign policy officials as ...

India's power ministry has proposed a new rule that would require electricity distribution companies to take quicker action after signing deals to buy power from clean energy projects.