Thought-provoking Session with Professor SN Mishra, TERI School of Advanced Studies | Senior Consultant for Climate Change and Sustainability at LEA Associates South Asia Private Limited

Climate action must adhere to the principle of equity, providing vulnerable communities—those who contribute the least but suffer the most—with the support and resources they need for a zero-carbon transition. In a recent interview, Professor SN Mishra,  a visiting Professor at TERI School of Advanced Studies and Senior

Government Allocates £1.5 Billion for Homegrown Clean Energy Projects to Enhance UK Energy Security

July 31, 2024: The UK government has announced a budget of over £1.5 billion dedicated to delivering homegrown clean energy projects and bolstering the UK’s energy security. This significant investment aims to accelerate the transition to renewable energy sources, reduce the country’s dependence on imported energy, and

Interview with Kapil Agarwal, Founder & CEO of Linkcards® App

Digital transformation and sustainability are closely intertwined, with the former providing substantial advancements to the latter through innovative technologies. In a recent discussion, Kapil Agarwal, Founder & CEO of Linkcards® App, talked with Muhammad Younis about the transformative contributions of digital tools to sustainability. Kapil also highlighted how the Linkcards®

Schroders Greencoat Boosts UK Solar Portfolio with 110MWp METLEN Acquisition

23 July, 2024: Schroders Greencoat, the renewables and energy transition infrastructure manager of Schroders Capital, has announced the acquisition of a UK-based solar portfolio from METLEN Energy & Metals (formerly MYTILINEOS), a multinational industrial and energy company from Greece. This acquisition, made on behalf of one of its solar-focused private

UK Secures Key Seabed Deal to Expand Offshore Wind Farm Capacity

25 July, 2024: The UK government has announced a landmark deal to secure additional seabed areas for the expansion of offshore wind farms, marking a significant step in the country's commitment to increasing renewable energy capacity. The Crown Estate, which manages British seabed assets, will be utilised to