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HRD Minister Lokesh to lay stone for two clean energy projects worth โ‚น5,750 crore in Rayalaseema on July 30

Being established by Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited, the projects are coming up at Kanekal in Anantapur district and Pattikonda in Kurnool district

India on track to meet 2030 renewable energy target: Union MoS for New and Renewable Energy

Shripad Yesso Naik was replying to a question posed by Cuddalore MP M. Vishnu Prasad

Changzhou says it is building Chinaโ€™s first city-level clean-power token factory

The Chinese city of Changzhou is building what it claims will be the countryโ€™s first city-level โ€œgreen token factoryโ€, as local governments race to answer Beijingโ€™s call to power massive artificial intelligence computing demands with clean energy. The project would be powered by green energy and could produce 60 trillion tokens per year once completed, the municipal government said in a statement on Sunday during the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai. The city in the eastern...

Asiaโ€™s AI boom has a dirty secret: the coal that powers it

Asia sits atop vast amounts of coal, nearly three-fifths of the worldโ€™s known reserves by some estimates. Cheaper and more reliable than imported oil and gas, and far less vulnerable to disruptions caused by foreign wars, coal is also dirty, polluting โ€“ and the regionโ€™s No 1 โ€œstopgap sourceโ€ to power the AI infrastructure roll-out. โ€œAI demand is materialising faster than clean energy generation can be commissioned,โ€ said Alexander Kheder, a market research analyst at BMI who tracks global AI...

How Indiaโ€™s first hydrogen-powered train works | Explained

Unlike conventional diesel locomotives that burn fuel to generate mechanical power, a hydrogen train carries a small power plant onboard in the form of a Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) fuel cell

Watch: India achieves 20% ethanol blending: what E20, E85 and E100 mean| The Hindu explained

India has achieved 20% ethanol blending (E20) in petrol, five years ahead of schedule, and is now preparing for higher blends such as E85 and E100. But what does this mean for consumers? Will fuel become cheaper? Will your vehicleโ€™s mileage drop? And can all cars run on higher ethanol blends? The Hindu explains.

Kumarakom to get solar-powered tourist boat services