Press Releases

Megha Engineering and Infrastructures is involved in the generation of power through sources such as solar and coal energy. Lanco Anpara Power is engaged in thermal power generation by utilising coal as its source of energy.

New solution expands on ZOLA’s portfolio of leading hybrid solar energy and storage solutions purpose-built for emerging markets.

TelioEV has been recognized for its digital SaaS solutions and contribution to the ecosystem.

Underlines the need to generate awareness on unlocking the potential of energy efficiency through Electricity 4.0 & Next-Gen Automation.

The E20 fuel is a twenty percent blend of ethanol and eighty percent of fossil-based fuel. E20 blending in petrol is being introduced in the country by the Government of India with the aim to reduce the country’s oil import cost, energy security, lower carbon emission, better air quality, self-reliance, use of damaged food grains, increasing farmers’ incomes, employment generation, and greater investment opportunities.

The company will showcase its pioneering technologies like Alkaline Surfactant Polymer (ASP), Polymer EnhancedOil Recovery (EOR), and the Petro-technical cloud project – the first-of-its kind in India. It will also visually showcase its ESG roadmap integrating net-zero goals into business strategies to achieve Net-Zero Carbon emissions by 2050

This competition will be open to Indian entrepreneurs or companies with a great cleantech idea or who have developed an early-stage technology that will further India’s energy transition. The deadline to submit an entry is March 31, 2023. 

Repos Energy is leading the way with the digitization of the entire Indian Fuel Retail Supply Chain through its innovative tools – transforming a brick-and-mortar business through a Phy-gital (physical + digital) mechanism. Their e-commerce platform makes current fuels available to the last mile with just a click, using technologies like IoT/AI/ML/Blockchain, and has thus created a distribution network for future clean fuels.

Ministry of Steel is committed to Net-Zero target by 2070. Towards this, in short term (FY 2030), reduction of carbon emissions in steel industry through promotion of energy and resource efficiency, use of renewable energy etc. is the focus.

India’s climate actions have so far largely been financed from domestic sources, including government budgetary support as well as a mix of market mechanisms and fiscal instruments and policy interventions.