Environment
Google applies for energy-trading licence
08 Jan 2010
The search engine giant wants to to achieve carbon neutrality by procuring renewable energy to offset power usage at its operations
Japan to help India develop `solar city'
06 Jan 2010
India targets 20 per cent biofuel usage by 2017
26 Dec 2009
India’s coal reserves to run out in 45 years
26 Dec 2009
Debunking a myth that India had usable coal reserves that would last 200 years, a report from The Energy and Resources Institute says the country is likely to run out of usable coal reserves in about 45 years.
Eko Vehicles launches hybrid two-wheeler ET-120
22 Dec 2009
US, China, India, South Africa hammer out a `Copenhagen Accord'
19 Dec 2009
The newly-written draft, named the `Copenhagen Accord', however, has dropped the 2010-deadline for reaching a legally binding climate treaty
Mitsubishi Motors Corporation Signs Memorandum of Understanding with the Clinton Climate Initiative
18 Dec 2009
Deutsche Bank deploys 250-kw solar project
18 Dec 2009
Government offers 50p per unit sop for wind power
18 Dec 2009
In a bid to cut greenhouse gas emissions, the ministry of new and renewable energy has announced an incentive of 50 paise per unit of wind power fed by independent power producers into the national grid
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