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China is both the largest coal consumer and the largest clean energy market in the world
•In the past three years, China's carbon emissions have begun to rise and emissions from fossil fuels and concrete production rose by 4 percent,
India reaches solar power target four years ahead of schedule, sets new goal for 2022
•The head of the climate change program said, "India has now set a new target of achieving 100 GW of solar power by 2022."
Oberoi's Gurgaon properties go fully solar; hospitality firm aims at reducing CO2 emissions by over 12,300 tonne per year
Fp Staff •There’s a captive solar power plant in Balasar, Haryana that will generate 7.5 MW of electricity to meet the energy demands of the two hotels.
In a first, electricity sourced from coolness of space, the universe a reality
•The new method can overcome the biggest drawback of solar panels, which depend on sunlight hours.
Researchers have invented a new device that converts snow into electricity
•Generating electricity using snow is now possible using a very tiny device.
India responds to Antonio Guterres' call for climate action, contributes $1 million to instal solar panels on roof of UN headquarters
•India's $1 million contribution to install solar panels on the roof of the UN headquarters will help reduce carbon footprint and promote sustainable energy,
Solar industry hit: SC, Maha AAR rulings to up project cost by 25%; to impact small, big players, says experts
•The apex court, through its interim order Monday, has nullified the Orissa High Court's stay order on levy of safeguard duty on imported solar cells and modules.
Big wind, solar farms could boost rain in Sahara and slow global warming: Study
•It could cause ecological, environmental, and societal impacts on a large scale, the report reads.
Trump imposes steep tariffs on imported washing machines and solar panels to protect local manufacturers
Ians •The decision was in line with Donald Trump's "America First" trade policy, which aims to protect local manufacturers from foreign competition.
AISIA opposes Centre's safeguard duty on imported solar panels and cells, fears negative impact on SEZ-based firms
•Strongly opposing the proposed blanket safeguard duty on imported solar panels and cells, the All-India Solar Industries Association on Monday said this levy will badly impact manufacturers operating from the special economic zones.