Indian National Green Tribunal revokes clearance for 1050MW coal plant, describes original approval as ‘smacking of non-application of mind.’
22 of the world’s leading off-grid clean energy entrepreneurs are demanding social bankability from the World Bank Group. Here’s why it’s an important step.
Research shows mobile phones can provide M2M access for distributed energy and water infrastructure. The implications are too exciting to ignore.
The EU coal industry’s rhetoric about increasing coal use and imports doesn’t match the reality: that coal’s future in Europe is bleak.
Mosaic’s crowd-funding success for community solar shows small is big in financial innovation, and individuals can break down financial barriers to clean energy.
In one of the poorest countries on earth, renewable energy company Grameen Shakti is installing nearly 1,000 solar home systems a day.
India’s grandiose plans to build a coal fleet nearly twice the size of America’s are built on nothing but vapor. And here’s why…
India’s National Solar Mission should steer towards a distributed model. How solar is deployed is as important to India as whether its deployed at all.
People care about the poor having clean energy, so they are making projects bankable – and making money into the bargain.
A deal between OMC Power and mobile giant Bharti Infratel marks the beginning of a truly revolutionary effort to deliver energy access throughout India.
Despite what the coal industry would have you believe, the days of cheap, affordable coal fired power are over.
Recent developments in India show the need for developing countries to make a ‘devil’s bargain’ with coal plants is becoming a thing of the past.
A campaign to deliver decentralised clean energy to India’s most notoriously backwards state could lay a blueprint for developing countries around the world.
