In Short : Amid indications of a slowdown in the rise of renewable energy, the United States is getting ready for a large expansion in gas-fired power producing capacity. According to market sources, the nation’s power mix now includes more gas due to supply chain restrictions, growing costs, and postponed clean energy initiatives.
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In Short : After reporting lower-than-expected performance this summer due to abnormally low wind speeds, renewable energy company Ørsted has lowered its earnings estimates downward. Revenue and overall profitability were impacted by the company’s inadequate generation output.
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In Short : In order to promote large-scale hydrogen projects in the North Sea, AquaVentus and Hydrogen Scotland have launched a strategic cooperation. In order to hasten Europe’s transition to sustainable energy, the partnership will concentrate on offshore production, infrastructure, and cross-border trade prospects.
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In Short : Although hydrogen is becoming more widely acknowledged as a key component of the global energy revolution, stable markets, expanding infrastructure, and guaranteeing affordability are necessary for long-term demand development. It takes concerted policy, funding, and innovation to go from hype to real progress.
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In Short : An increasingly important tool for funding carbon removal and decarbonization projects is insurance. Insurers are assisting in the recruitment of investors and the expansion of climate-focused projects by reducing risks associated with market volatility, technological performance, and regulatory uncertainty.
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In Short : Since the food business accounts for almost one-third of global greenhouse gas emissions, there is increasing pressure on it to decarbonize. It will take significant adjustments to distribution, packaging, processing, and agriculture methods to reach net zero.
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In Short : In Kerala, more than 1,000 homes have installed sophisticated rooftop solar systems, which have allowed them to cut their electricity costs by almost half and have a steady supply of electricity even during blackouts.
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In Short : India is well-positioned to meet its 43 GW year-end goal after installing 30 GW of renewable energy capacity in the first eight months of 2025. With this milestone, India is on track to add the most renewable capacity annually ever.
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In Short : India’s solar industry now has an opportunity to grow and compete globally as a result of the US decision to slap tariffs on Chinese solar equipment. Indian companies are catching up with the growing demand for non-Chinese substitutes.
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In Short : The Goods and Services Tax (GST) on solar cells was reduced by the Indian government from 12% to 5%. This change is expected to drastically reduce project development costs in the renewable energy industry.
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