India's reform of its Goods & Services tax is unintentionally benefiting both clean energy and coal power producers with implications for air pollution.
India's tax reforms are inadvertently benefiting both the country's clean power and coal-fired power sectors with implications for its climate goals.
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This article is authored by Hisham Mundol, chief advisor, India, Environmental Defence Fund.
State-owned Coal India chair says company is also preparing greenfield projects as renewables struggle to meet energy demand
India’s record power demand shows how extreme heat is testing the grid while coal remains central despite rapid renewable growth.
Tighter grid rules threaten India's clean energy investments, raising concerns over returns and the viability of renewable…
This article is authored by Charu Gupta, executive director and Aditya Nandanpawar, associate director, Deloitte India.
India, the world's third-largest emitter of carbon dioxide, is burning more coal as demand for power rises, most of which is…
