Crowd at the gate

Everyone wants a piece of the pie in the sky  

Current trends

How to take community-led rural electrification forward

Two steps at a time  

The four pillars of non-conventional energy

After initial success in deriving energy from water, sun, wind and biomass, India is poised for a great leap in making these the energy sources …

She walks in oblivion

Society itself doesn't care to know about headloading

India’s power mess

Solar energy could be the silver bullet

Big engagement with small power

Generating electricity to raise economic profile

Our Commonwealth

Suffering from myopia

George Bush may not understand the 'science' of climate change. But the corporate houses behind him will soon understand the global benefits of …

How clean is green

The environmental footprint of renewable energy

Obama’s grand climate plan doesn’t add up

Obama used all the right words. He tried to please all. But ultimately it will not curb emissions in the US to the required levels. Further, it …

India must combat climate change

Targets or Diktats?

India: Aim, Hope High

Opting for renewables

Off-grid thinking

Solar lamps can reach where transmission lines cannot  

An exercise in flippancy

Planning Commission report for a low-carbon future disappoints

Targets or diktats?

India: aim, hope high

Opting for renewables

Carbon credit earns profit

To keep afloat biomass plant owners have shifted their gaze to the international carbon credit market

'Let's put our cards on the table'

Veteran UN negotiator and head of the UNEP during the Rio summit, Mostafa Tolba, reasons why developing countries always suffer at the hands of …

World's biggest trade fair

The US used partnerships to counter multilateralism

Battle of the brackets

The Plan of Implementation is a list of vague expressions

Smokestacks lightening?

Emissions are bound to increase. The power sector improves, but others will spew more, especially iron and steel