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Google powers ahead with green focus, invests in Taiwan’s New Green Power to run on carbon-free ...
Financial Express· 9 hours agoIn an effort to reduce carbon footprints, Google has invested in Taiwan’s New Green Power and may...
Google buys stake in Taiwan solar power firm owned by BlackRock
The Hindu· 9 hours agoGoogle said it has taken a stake in Taiwan's New Green Power and could buy up to 300 megawatts of ...
Google acquires stake in Taiwan solar power firm owned by BlackRock
Business Standard India· 9 hours agoGoogle said it has taken a stake in Taiwan's New Green Power and could buy up to 300 megawatts of ...
World Bank approves USD 1.5 bn to support India's low-carbon energy sector - ET EnergyWorld
The Economic Times· 10 hours agoThe World Bank on June 29, approved USD 1.5 billion in financing to accelerate India's development...
Morning Scan: All the big stories to get you started for the day
CNBC Awaaz· 10 hours agoDomestic institutional investors, which includes mutual funds, banks, insurers and financial...
Manish Sonthalia: Status quo on capital gains tax will boost investor confidence
Livemint· 10 hours agoManish Sonthalia, director and chief investment officer, Emkay Investment Managers, says he is...
Haryana to get waste-to-charcoal plants - ET EnergyWorld
The Economic Times· 10 hours agoChandigarh: Haryana will soon get waste-to-charcoal plants, also known as green coal plants, said an...
EU's power mix in 2024 the greenest yet, industry data show - ET EnergyWorld
The Economic Times· 10 hours agoEmissions-free sources produced 74% of EU electricity in January-June, of which 50% was from ...
Google buys stake in Taiwan solar power firm owned by BlackRock
CNBC Awaaz· 10 hours agoGoogle said it has taken a stake in Taiwan's New Green Power and could buy up to 300 megawatts of renewable energy from the BlackRock fund-owned firm to ...
Nepal and India’s special relationship – and how it is getting better
Indian Express· 10 hours agoOn the other hand, Nepal’s trade deficit with India is close to 18 per cent of the GDP. Inadequate infrastructure and high transaction costs (paperwork and approval processes, processing and ...