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Sasken achieves energy neutrality

Sasken Technologies meets a significant 78% of energy requirements across all its India facilities through renewable sources. To bridge the remaining gap and achieve a 100% green energy footprint, it utilizes International Renewable Energy Certificates.

Ambuja Cements commissions 200 MW solar project in Khavda

The 200 MW solar power project in Khavda is part of the company’s ambitious 1 GW renewable power (solar+wind) project along with 376 MW from waste heat recovery systems.

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Marico now meets 67% of its energy requirement through renewable sources

The FMCG major aims to achieve net-zero operational emissions in India (across owned manufacturing units) by 2030 and in global operations by 2040.

Waaree Energies sets up Australian subsidiary

Waaree Renewable Energies Australia will focus on renewable energy business in Australia.

US targets 50 GW of solar in 2024

The United States is expected to grow its solar fleet by more than 25% from 2023 levels, with over 8 GW of distributed solar and more than 40 GW of utility-scale solar expected to be installed.

THDC empanels consultant for pumped storage projects across India

The empanelled company will prepare detailed projects reports for THDC’s upcoming pumped storage projects across India.

A record third quarter for U.S. clean energy installations

Over 10 GW of clean power was activated across the United States in Q3 2024, setting a new record.

Panasonic powers UK factory with solar-driven hydrogen fuel cell generators

Panasonic has launched a solar-powered hydrogen fuel cell project at its factory in Cardiff, Wales, with the microwave assembly now operating on renewable energy.

Ensuring the success of solar installations 

While solar EPC projects present immense opportunities, they also face challenges that require strategic navigation, including risk management, regulatory compliance, and stakeholder coordination. 

Worker charged following alleged theft of 8,000 solar panels

An employee of a solar company based in western Sydney has been charged after allegedly stealing, and then selling, $1.2 million worth of solar panels.

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