Renewable Energy

Haryana Inks Agreements for Four Integrated Waste-to-Energy Plants to Generate 50 MW of Power

Haryana Inks Agreements for Four Integrated Waste-to-Energy Plants to Generate 50 MW of Power

Chandigarh (Balwinder Singh)– In a major initiative towards strengthening urban waste management in Haryana, the State Government has signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) for setting up four Integrated Waste-to-Energy Plants. To be established in the Hisar, Ambala, Faridabad and Gurugram clusters, these plants will collectively process 5,000 tonnes of waste per day through scientific methods and generate a total of 50 MW of energy once they become operational. The plants are expected to become operational by October 2028. On the occasion of the signing of the MoUs in Nuh, the Chief Minister said that these agreements mark a major step…
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India’s Solar Expansion Sparks Industry Shift as Domestic Manufacturing Surpasses 200 GW Capacity

India’s Solar Expansion Sparks Industry Shift as Domestic Manufacturing Surpasses 200 GW Capacity

New Delhi (Gurpreet Singh): India’s rapid expansion in solar manufacturing capacity has triggered significant discussion within Chinese industrial circles, where social media users and market analysts have increasingly started viewing India as a potential rival in the global photovoltaic sector rather than merely a major consumer of imported equipment. Shared reports and online commentary highlight concerns over a 17-fold increase in Indian solar component manufacturing since 2018, with some posts comparing the rapid industrial shift to an encirclement of China's long-standing dominance in the global solar supply chain. According to an analysis by the Observer Research Foundation titled ‘From Consumer…
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