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World waking up to wind, solar energy: study

Countries prefer wind and solar over nuclear energy for producing electricity

New gold rush

Just talking renewable energy will not do

Huge difference between potential and utilisation of renewable energy

Renewable energy in India: Tamil Nadu one of the world’s top 9 green power markets

But a stagnation in wind energy generation and payment delay might derail this

Improving utilities’ finances, workforce investment could better grid establishment to integrate renewables: IEA

Over the next two decades, based on current national net zero goals, wind and solar PV may account for over 80% of global power capacity addition

Cheaper than the sun

Full steam ahead

Geothermal power is sparkling clean

Trapping solar energy in space

Can solar power ever become a major source of energy?

Big investment

Wonders of the Sun

Installation of solar panels have made life comfortable

Solar solution

Small is efficient

Eminently renewable

No economic reason for environment-friendly technologies, such as wind power, to be expensive

Renewed focus

But the next one year is crucial to renewable energy in India

Mall stays cool with waste

Exhaust gas from generators fuels air conditioners

Renewable capacity additions exceed new coal in India

Drastic reduction in new coal power station capacity construction in India

Gurugram as a Solar City

Addressing consumers' challenges could lead to greater conversion to solar energy

Countries choose auctions for renewable energy at low cost

Auctions resulted in reduction in price of solar power by almost 65 per cent in India

Government accelerates efforts to set up solar parks

So far, ten states have communicated their interest for setting up solar parks

Green politics for green technologies

Dark side of the coin

Injudicious state policies are not the only ones responsible for California's blackouts

Obstacles

Why renewables cannot penetrate the market