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India and Japan have announced a strategic collaboration to accelerate the adoption of Compressed Biogas (CBG) in India, with the ambitious goal of establishing 1,000 biogas plants and suppo…

Starting an e-waste recycling business in India requires adherence to the legislative requirements, investment in suitable technology and equipment, and a dedication to environmental respons…

These incentives are designed to minimise capital expenditures for companies, stabilise the market, and give technical and operational support through offtake agreements with Oil Marketing C…

Rule 115A governs the emission of smoke and vapour from agricultural tractors, power tillers, construction equipment vehicles, and combine harvesters powered by internal combustion engines.

The rule is that if a home already has gas service through a pipe, it cannot keep an LPG cylinder connection. This is not a suggestion. This is the law now. The government has officially ame…

IS 19584:2026, by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), now sets the rules for LNG fueling stations across the country. Built on the international framework of ISO 16924:2016 and adapted for…

As the world moves towards sustainable energy and zero-waste living, biogas plants in India have emerged as one of the most practical and eco-friendly solutions. Often referred to locally as…

Nuclear energy waste management in India abides by strict and advanced scientific methods to ensure safety. The system protects human health, the environment, and future generations from har…

The UPERC, i.e, Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission (UPERC), has issued the Captive and Renewable Energy Generating Plants (CRE) Regulations, 2024. These rules give a clear guide…

GAIL Gas Limited has announced an Expression of Interest (EOI) for setting up CNG stations under the DODO model, that is, the Dealer Owned, Dealer Operated model.

India’s biomass energy industry is rapidly growing with strong drivers, environmental benefits, challenges, and cutting-edge advancements shaping sustainable energy solutions for the future.

Bioenergy plants produce clean energy by changing biomass such as agricultural waste and organic residues into fuel or electricity.

India’s bio-energy growth in 2025 focuses on green hydrogen, biofuels, LNG, and clean energy innovations supported by government initiatives and sustainable policies.

India achieves the 20% ethanol blending target early, reducing emissions, boosting the rural economy, and enhancing energy security ahead of the 2030 goal.

The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (MoPNG) has revised the guidelines of its financial incentive scheme designed to support Compressed Bio Gas (CBG) producers in procuring biomass agg…

The Aircraft (Demolition of Obstructions Caused by Buildings and Trees etc.) Rules, 2025 updates and replaces the earlier 1994 rules, ensuring harmony with the new legal framework.

In the modern world, the growing request for clean and sustainable energy sources has led to the extensive use of alternative fuels.

The government of India has been moving some crucial steps forward to advance its green hydrogen sector by achieving several policy shifts in 2024.

A biogas plant is a plant that provides oxygen-free conditions where anaerobic fermentation can occur. Biogas is produced through a process called anaerobic digestion.

National Policy on Biofuels has been all the rage for quite a while. This was because India's homegrown energy needs generally relied upon imported raw petroleum.