“Government support needed for large-scale carbon-capture projects in India”
Even as the global price of electrolysers looks set to fall, carbon-capture technologies continue to…
M Rajshekhar
What Tata Steel’s attempts to decarbonise tell us
The first report in this series had looked at India’s capacity to produce for the emerging energy transition. This…
India needs to step on the gas to win the global green hydrogen race
Intentions aside, there are a series of issues that the country must urgently resolve in…
Sensing an opportunity: Why India should accept, not resist, decarbonisation
With the oil economy on its way out, and a clear low-carbon pathway for the…
The sum of all of India’s net zero fears
Adding decarbonisation to the to-do list of a country already battling high emission levels, modest…
India’s solar sector bearing the costs of a poorly designed market
The final installment of CarbonCopy’s series on India’s solar sector explores how obsolete market designs…
The fall and rise of solar costs in India
This installment of CarbonCopy’s series on India’s solar sector explores the two big reasons why…
Rooftop solar and DISCOMs: A case of putting the cart before the horse?
This installment of CarbonCopy’s series on India’s solar sector explores all the reasons why solar…
How dissonance is leading to chaos and tumult in India’s solar sector
Even with falling tariffs, growth in the sector is slowing, and a rising number of…
India’s thermal power generators are gearing up for a ‘rebundled’ future
As large firms in the power sector pick up distribution and transmission assets, the life…