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Fossil fuel finance locking Africa out of just transition to renewable energy: Report

Majority of finance towards fossil fuels came from outside Africa

Energy in news on May 23

Here’s a round-up of today’s news reports and debates on energy

Energy in news on May 2

Here’s a round-up of today’s news reports and developments on energy

Will China lead on climate change as green technology booms?

All is not lost for the climate with the election of Donald Trump

Can rooftop solar projects help states achieve their renewable purchase obligation targets?

It is critical to consider scaling rooftop solar PV in the residential segment

Renewable energy: Piling dues

Payment delays to RE generators biggest threat to the 175 GW target

Energy in news on April 13

Here’s a round-up of today’s news reports and developments on energy

Government announces sops for renewable energy in Budget

Railways to have 7,000 solar-powered stations

India to get 25 solar parks

Ministry of New and Renewable Energy to spend Rs 4,046.25 crore on developing the parks

Solar energy from North Africa could light up UK homes by 2018

Electricity to be transported from Sahara desert to Europe via undersea cable

Sayonara to nuclear

Even if Japan aims to exit nuclear power by 2040, its path remains treacherous

Local lessons

Taking climate change negotiations out of international discussion boards to the villages

Natural calamities provide opportunity for promoting renewable energy

Companies, business associations effective agents to counter climate change

Energy draft policy report has several loopholes

The donkey has his day

US Africa Leaders Summit: Africa to get a $14 billion boost in energy investment

Absence of focus on renewable energy worrisome, say experts

IEA doubtful of Germany's energy security

Great change in Little Rann: How solar power is helping Gujarat's salt workers

Energy in news on May 3

Here’s a round-up of today’s news reports and debates on energy

Demand for coal falls in 2016; US and China drive decline

In 2016, global consumption of coal declined by 53 million tonnes or 1.7 per cent

World waking up to wind, solar energy: study

Countries prefer wind and solar over nuclear energy for producing electricity

Too little for renewables

The sector remains a low priority for government

Whose CARBON hypocrisy?

Should Northern groups campaign to stop fossil fuel funding in the South?