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    Increase in renewable energy curbs emissions growth in 2025, IEA says

    Global emissions growth slowed in 2025. Solar power expansion in developing nations helped balance emissions increases in advanced economies. India saw emissions fall for the first time in normal economic conditions. China also recorded lower emissions due to leading solar capacity additions. The United States experienced an emissions rise.

    Ankur Scientific paints strong growth momentum, unveils aggressive expansion plans

    The bioenergy leader is boosting investments in green hydrogen, advanced biofuels, and carbon capture, while expanding its global project pipeline and exploring new revenue streams like asset ownership.

    Thermax: Putting best foot forward to help reduce carbon footprint

    Thermax is leading the way in sustainable industrial growth. The company focuses on climate-aligned strategies and decarbonizing manufacturing. Thermax offers innovative solutions for cleaner energy and emission reduction. It also prioritizes biodiversity and water conservation. This approach shows that industrial progress and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand. Thermax is setting new standards for the energy and manufacturing sectors.

    Apple reports record use of recycled materials across products in 2025

    Apple reported that 30% of the materials used in its 2025 products came from recycled sources, its highest level so far, as part of its push to become carbon neutral by 2030. The company highlighted major progress in using recycled materials across batteries, magnets, and circuit boards, while also reducing emissions by over 60% compared to 2015 levels. Alongside this, Apple expanded renewable energy use, eliminated plastic packaging, improved recycling systems, and strengthened water conservation and waste reduction efforts.

    Bangladesh seeks $2 billion from development partners to meet energy demand

    Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman sought a USD 2 billion fund from development partners to meet the country's immediate energy needs and safeguard its economic stability, state-run BSS news agency reported.

    ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or Bankrupt - Part 54: Will manufacturing capability help this firm move into defence space?

    The auto ancillary sector is being forced to answer a difficult question: When technology changes, which suppliers remain relevant and which get left behind? This company stands out because it is not built around one narrow-end market. It has automotive at the centre, but also has exposure to engineering, defence, aerospace and other industrial segments. That wider presence offers some support. Still, the main issue remains unresolved. A meaningful part of its current auto-linked basket belongs to the old combustion era, while its manufacturing capability may still travel into newer applications. This is less a collapse story and more a test of adaptation.

    • Japan will provide support worth about $10 billion to help strengthen energy supply in Asia

      External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said attacks on merchant vessels are “completely unacceptable,” stressing India’s commitment to secure maritime routes at the AZEC Plus meeting hosted by Japan. Amid tensions over the Strait of Hormuz, Japan announced a $10 billion energy support package to strengthen Asia’s supply chains. Leaders emphasised safe shipping, stable oil access, and coordinated efforts to safeguard regional energy security and economic stability.

      Global growth needs unconstricted energy markets: Jaishankar on Hormuz disruption

      India is pushing for safe passage for ships. Attacks on merchant vessels are unacceptable. Global growth needs open energy markets. India will work with partners to build strong supply chains. Japan launched a new initiative to help Asian countries facing fuel shortages. This plan offers financial aid to secure energy supplies and diversify sources.

      Attacks on merchant shipping completely unacceptable, says Jaishankar amid West Asia situation

      India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has strongly backed safe and unimpeded maritime shipping. He stated that attacks on merchant vessels are unacceptable. This comes as India engages diplomatically on the West Asia conflict. The minister also highlighted India's commitment to energy market supply chain resilience. India is closely monitoring developments in the region.

      Do not allow outside interference in factory operations: UP CM Adityanath at Tata event

      Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath stressed the need to prevent external interference in factory operations. His remarks followed recent worker unrest in Noida. Adityanath spoke at a Tata Motors event in Lucknow, celebrating the rollout of the one-millionth bus. He highlighted the company's contribution to employment and youth development.

      How to make drilling for oil woke again

      A decade after backing “all-of-the-above” energy, the political left swung hard against fossil fuels, framing oil drilling as incompatible with climate goals. But geopolitical shocks, energy inflation and stubborn global demand are forcing a rethink. From Canada to parts of Europe, center-left governments are shifting toward a more pragmatic stance: continue producing oil and gas, but with lower emissions and tighter standards. The emerging consensus isn’t “no drilling” -- it’s “drill cleaner,” as policymakers balance climate ambitions with economic and energy realities.

      GAIL (India) plans Rs 3,294 crore 600 MW solar project in Uttar Pradesh

      GAIL India is set to build a massive 600 MW solar power project in Uttar Pradesh. This significant undertaking includes a 550 MWh battery storage system. The project aims to boost power supply reliability and efficiency. It represents a major expansion of GAIL's renewable energy efforts. This move aligns with India's strong push for clean energy and reduced carbon emissions.

      Iran war's global energy crisis sharpens China's advantage in clean tech

      The Iran war and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are accelerating a global shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy, positioning China to benefit due to its dominance in clean technologies like batteries, solar and electric vehicles.

      Microplastics in India’s agriculture: A growing problem demanding urgent action

      A new roadmap by NAAS emphasises national monitoring, improved waste management, and biodegradable alternatives to combat the growing crisis due to microplastics.

      UK awards $510 million to Tata's Agratas for Somerset EV battery gigafactory

      Here are some details on the announcement from the UK's Advanced Propulsion ⁠Centre (APC), ⁠with the funding forming part of a broader 470 million pound grant:

      How the AI boom derailed clean‑air efforts in one of America's most polluted cities

      America's push for cleaner air faces a new challenge. The growing demand for electricity from data centers is reviving coal-fired power plants. This shift is reversing environmental regulations and impacting communities with poor air quality. Activists are concerned about the long-term health effects. The future of clean air hangs in the balance as energy needs surge.

      India records highest-ever annual solar capacity addition of 45 GW in FY 2025-26: Pralhad Joshi

      The minister further informed that the country added 6.65 gigawatts of solar capacity in March 2026, marking the highest-ever solar installation in a single month. "Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Maharashtra have led this extraordinary growth, powering India's transition towards a cleaner, greener, and more self-reliant future," Joshi said.

      Bottles, flasks grow scarce in India as gas crunch hits glassmakers

      India's glass industry faces severe production disruptions due to Middle East conflict-induced energy shortages. Gas diversions to households have crippled factories, leading to output cuts and price hikes across various sectors. Manufacturers anticipate prolonged impacts, affecting everything from beverages to pharmaceuticals.

      UK awards $510 million to Tata's Agratas for Somerset EV battery gigafactory

      Britain is providing 380 million pounds to Agratas, the battery division of India's Tata Group. This funding supports a new electric vehicle battery gigafactory in Somerset. The plant will boost domestic EV battery production and strengthen supply chains for zero-emission transport. It is set to be Britain's largest EV battery facility.

      As Trump throws lifeline to coal plants, critics warn of higher costs and health risks

      Under the Trump administration, coal power is making a comeback, as plans to phase out coal plants are being scrapped. This change is designed to guarantee coal supply during intense weather conditions. However, specialists caution that this could lead to a spike in electricity prices and a rise in pollution levels.

      Tata Motors eyes global expansion post demerger, aligns PV biz with JLR; Iveco deal to boost CV footprint

      Tata Motors is boosting its global presence after a successful FY26 and business split. The company is integrating its passenger car division with Jaguar Land Rover to find new efficiencies. Strong domestic sales in passenger and commercial vehicles are driving this growth. Tata Motors is also looking at acquiring Iveco to become a top global commercial vehicle maker.

      ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or Bankrupt - Part 53: All vehicles need this auto ancillary’s product, but its EV future is still taking shape

      This auto ancillary is not trying to be many things at once. It has stayed in one technical lane for years and built its business around a function every vehicle needs. That gives the story some stability. But it does not remove the risks. A large share of revenue comes from a few customers, the group is carrying unresolved contingent matters, and the gap between standalone and consolidated earnings shows the cost of building backward integration. In a sector moving toward EVs, this business still looks rooted in old strengths, while its next phase is only beginning to take shape.

      EV demand rises over fuel price hike concern due to West Asia war: BMW Gr India President & CEO

      The conflict in West Asia is driving demand for luxury electric vehicles in India. Customers are concerned about rising fuel prices. BMW Group India reports a significant increase in EV sales. This trend is expected to continue, strengthening EV demand further. The company is prepared to meet this growing interest.

      Uzbekistan launches ambitious "Uzbekistan–2030" strategy

      Uzbekistan has launched its Uzbekistan-2030 Strategy, a comprehensive plan for national reform and development. The strategy outlines 100 measurable goals to be achieved by 2030, focusing on human development, sustainable economic growth, and strengthening the rule of law.

      Jindal Steel deploys syngas in furnaces to counter shortages of natural gas, LPG

      Jindal Steel has successfully used syngas in its galvanizing and color coating furnaces. This move counters shortages of natural gas, LPG, and propane. It allows the company to maintain operations amid supply disruptions. Jindal Steel is a pioneer in using syngas for steelmaking. This innovation strengthens energy security and supports low-carbon steel production.

      Clean mobility surge: EV, hybrid & CNG cars capture nearly 30% of India’s auto market in FY26

      Indian buyers are increasingly choosing cleaner vehicles. Electric, hybrid, and CNG car sales surged last fiscal year, outpacing the industry average. These vehicles now represent almost a third of the market. This trend offers relief to the government amid oil import challenges. Lower running costs and environmental concerns are driving this shift. New models are also boosting demand.

      Fuel prices aren’t airlines’ only headache

      Global aviation industry is grappling with geopolitical tensions, rising fuel costs and uncertainty over the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA), run by International Civil Aviation Organization, which is set to become mandatory from 2027.

      E20 petrol now the main fuel in India from April 1. What this big shift means, and can your car handle ethanol-blended fuel?

      India has mandated E20 petrol, a blend of 20% ethanol and 80% petrol, across the nation from April 1, 2025. This initiative aims to reduce crude oil imports, boost energy security, and support agriculture. While newer vehicles are largely compatible, older models may see minor efficiency drops.

      Adani Green Energy adds over 5GW renewable energy capacity in FY26

      Adani Green Energy Ltd (AGEL) has achieved a significant milestone by adding over 5 GW of renewable energy capacity in fiscal 2025-26, bringing its total operational portfolio to 19.3 GW. This marks the highest greenfield annual capacity expansion globally outside China, with most of the new capacity commissioned at AGEL's Khavda, Gujarat project.

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