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Isro has technologies to help small island states during natural calamities: Jitendra Singh
20 Dec 2021
Yara launches world’s first fully emission-free container ship
22 Nov 2021
The fully electric and self-propelled container ship will cut 1,000 tonnes of CO2 and replace 40,000 trips by diesel-powered trucks a year
RIL set to acquire Europe's top solar panel maker REC Group for $1.2-1.5 bn: report
01 Sep 2021
A successful deal would help bolster the business portfolio of Reliance New Energy Solar Ltd (RNESL), a wholly owned subsidiary of Reliance Industries Ltd
UN report warns of 'irreversible' impact of climate change on humans
10 Aug 2021
The report says that the average increase in global temperature has already reached 1.1-degree Celsius and that it could cross the 1.5-degree C warming threshold within the next 20 years, unless immediate, rapid and large-scale action is taken to reduce emissions
ReNew Power to invest up to $1.2 bn in India's first round-the-clock renewable energy project
09 Aug 2021
Best ways to cut carbon emissions from the cement industry explored
20 May 2021
A new Imperial report identifies alternative materials and carbon capture technologies as critical in decarbonising the cement industry
US to put breaks on new oil and gas exploration
28 Jan 2021
Dubai claims a first with aluminium production using solar power
21 Jan 2021
UAE’s Emirates Global Aluminium on Monday said the state-owned aluminium manufacturer was already producing ‘CelestiAL' metal using power supplied by Dubai Electricity and Water Authority’s 1,013 MW Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Solar Park south of Dubai
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