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Renewable Energy - Page 4

October 29, 2026
Diplomacy/Social

Is India’s 2070 Net-Zero Target Feasible? What Students Say

The competition received a good response from college students across India. Considering the number of participants and the quality of the essays submitted, ten students have been selected for prizes, while another

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka plans new rooftop solar rules to shift electricity use away from evening peaks

Sri Lanka plans to replace the existing net-accounting system for rooftop solar electricity consumers with a mechanism that offsets generation against consumption in real time, as the Government seeks to reduce electricity system costs and manage the growing volume of

October 25, 2026

Sri Lanka Blackout Caused More Than $13 Million in Economic Losses, Former Energy Minister Claims

News/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s nationwide electricity blackout on 17 October caused economic losses exceeding 4 billion rupees, according to former electricity minister and United Republican Front

Sri Lankan Opposition Leader Accuses Government of Undermining Solar Power

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka’s Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa has accused the government of pursuing policies that threaten renewable energy projects, arguing that rooftop solar power could

Adani’s Tactical Withdrawal: Sri Lanka’s Energy Crisis and India’s Hidden Agenda

February 24, 2025
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Recently, media reports have surfaced stating that Adani Green Energy has suspended two wind power projects intended for Sri Lanka. However, the Sri Lankan government has yet to comment on this. Adani’s

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Electric Truck Maker Files for Bankruptcy Following Founder’s Fraud Conviction

February 21, 2025
Business/Electric vehicles

A once-promising electric truck manufacturer has filed for bankruptcy in the U.S., marking a dramatic downfall after its founder was convicted of fraud. The company, which had ambitions to rival Tesla, was

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Japan’s $1.5B Solar Bet Aims to Challenge China’s Renewable Dominance

February 17, 2025
Business

Japan is making a bold $1.5 billion investment in next-generation ultra-thin solar cells, aiming to break China’s dominance in renewable energy and secure its energy future. According to the Financial Times, the

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India’s Energy Investment Push Amid Economic Slowdown

February 2, 2025
Business

India, the world’s fifth-largest economy, is aiming for an energy investment boom despite facing recent economic slowdowns. With its economy having recently overtaken the United Kingdom and projected to rise to third

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Middle East’s Renewables Boom: Oil Giants Shift Focus to Solar Power

January 29, 2025
Business

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia are spearheading a renewable energy revolution in the Gulf region, with state-owned companies Masdar and Acwa Power announcing groundbreaking solar projects that could transform

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China’s Historic Journey: From Revolution to Global Superpower

October 1, 2024
Editorials

Editorial Over the past 75 years, China has undergone a monumental transformation, evolving from a fragmented nation emerging from civil war and foreign invasion into one of the most powerful countries on

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The Impact of Sri Lanka’s Elections on India-Sri Lanka Relations

September 20, 2024
Presidential Election 2024

In what is set to be one of the most significant and potentially far-reaching elections in Sri Lankan history, the political landscape of Colombo is not only shaping the future of its

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Green Hydrogen: A Risky Bet or Future Solution?

September 8, 2024
Business

Driven by the urgent need to reduce or possibly eliminate the use of fossil fuels like crude oil and coal, as a strategy to prevent the emission of global warming gases such

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India’s Challenges on the Energy Front Formidable

September 1, 2024
India

It is generally said that energy consumption levels are an indication of industrial, economic, and social conditions in society. This is true, as the use of energy is essential for industrial, agricultural,

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