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India's expanding renewable energy capacity could soon make it an energy exporter. Germany's ambassador sees potential for India to export green hydrogen in coming years. Renewable energy is a strong pillar of India-Germany economic cooperation. Artificial intelligence and a proposed EU Free Trade Agreement will shape future economic ties. Discussions are progressing towards concrete projects in hydrogen technology development....

Domestic manufacturers face waits of up to eight months for domestic components to replace Chinese imports....

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With the launch of a hydrogen train, India has undoubtedly taken a big leap in the sphere of greener transportation. India's first hydrogen-powered train has 10 coaches, with the capacity to carry 2,600 passengers. It will run between Jind and Sonipat in Haryana....

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India's first hydrogen train is a 10-coach passenger offering. According to Indian Railways, globally the few operational or under testing hydrogen trains have 2-3 passenger coaches, making India's first hydrogen train the longest of its type in the world....

India's first hydrogen-powered train is ready for launch! Marking a major milestone for Indian Railways, the country's first hydrogen will be flagged off by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on July 17. This is the first time that India is introducing a train that produces its own electricity onboard using hydrogen, which is widely regarded as the cleanest fuel available. This also places India among the few countries in the world that are testing hydrogen trains. Why is India's first hydrogen train project important? What route will the train run on and at what speeds? We take a look at 10 important facts about India's first hydrogen train that you shouldn't miss:...

India will soon launch its first hydrogen fuel cell train on Friday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will flag off the train in Haryana. This train generates its own electricity onboard using hydrogen fuel. The project establishes India's first integrated hydrogen railway ecosystem. This initiative marks a significant step towards cleaner transport solutions....

The government says that project underscores Indian Railways' wider focus on technological innovation, improved energy efficiency and environmentally sustainable transportation, while supporting India's national objectives on clean energy and achieving net-zero carbon emissions....

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The government of India is of the view that wind energy will also play a vital role in the country's energy transition plan, according to a note published in mid-June....

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India's Solar Demand Set For 22% Annual Growth Through 2035 Submitted by Tsvetana Paraskova of OilPrice.com India's solar capacity is set to surge by 22% each year by 2035 as the data center boom will drive increased power consumption, a new report by Nuvama showed on Monday.    The consultancy estimates that India's total power demand will rise by 6% every year over the next decade, “driven by economic growth, rising urbanisation, manufacturing expansion and increasing electrification across sectors,” according to the report cited by Indian news outlet ANI. Solar growth will vastly outpace overall power demand as power-intensive data centers will drive 22% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in solar energy capacity from 2026 to 2035, the report found. “Our base case suggests green hydrogen and data centre capacity shall add another 251GW solar capacity, while it is 406GW capacity in the bull case scenario,” Nuvama analysts said in the report. “Given solar capacity expansion in ...

India is set to introduce a program to spur compressed biogas production through higher guaranteed purchase prices and subsidies for new plants, a bid by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to lower carbon emissions and cope with soaring fossil fuel costs....

Shares of Borosil Renewables Ltd., India's largest maker of solar glass, surged after the government levied fresh duties on imports from Malaysia....

In part in order to reduce its heavy reliance on imported energy, India has an ambitious plan in place - a renewable energy capacity of 500GW by 2030....

India Explores Alternative Energy Sources After Oil Supply Shock By Tsvetana Paraskova of OilPrice.com India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged the government to urgently explore an increase in the use of alternative energy sources, including biogas as a substitute for liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), as the Middle East crisis is choking oil and gas supply to the world's third-largest crude importer. Modi also urged ministers to move faster with implementing reforms to turn India into a developed nation by 2047, the goal for its 100th independence anniversary. India has been grappling with the energy crisis that the Iran war created. Oil supply from the Middle East was severely constrained, forcing India to boost Russian oil imports – with a U.S. blessing in the form of waivers for Russian crude on tankers – and seek alternative crude and LPG supply from regions other than the Middle East. Earlier this week, reports emerged that India plans to send empty tankers into the Strait of Ho...

India has blocked China's request for a World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute settlement panel concerning New Delhi's support for its solar and IT sectors. China alleged that India's measures discriminate against its goods, violating WTO provisions. India rejected these claims, asserting its measures align with WTO rules....

Ethanol, made from crops such as sugarcane, rice and maize, is central to India's plan to cut costly oil imports and reduce planet-heating emissions from transport....

ReNew Energy Global Plc is being forced to curb its solar power output, putting profits at risk, as India's inadequate grid infrastructure struggles to absorb renewables during peak generation hours....