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Tag Archives: coal plants
Air Pollution now a Modi Government Priority
Barely 16 miles from central Delhi, a 40-year-old coal-fired power plant run by NTPC Ltd. stands testament to the bargain struck by India’s capital city: The world’s dirtiest air for electricity. The state-owned utility is now seeking to cut emissions across its … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Coal, Energy Efficiency, Fossil Fuel, Government, India, Ministry of Power, News, NTPC, Pollution, Power Generation, Prime Minister
Tagged Air pollution, coal plants, Narendra Modi, new Delhi, NTPC, Piyush Goyal, Smog
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The German Coal Conundrum, busting the myth – The status of coal power in Germany’s energy transition
Is Germany building new coal plants to replace nuclear despite the country’s green ambitions? Many observers conclude so. But an in-depth look reveals that the growth of renewables has more than replaced nuclear power over the past decade. Coal is … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Change, Coal, Fossil Fuel, Germany, Global Warming, Greenhouse Gases, Nuclear, Pollution, Power Generation
Tagged coal plants, Power Projects
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Indian coal plant standards allow four to twenty times more deadly pollution than China – India Environment Post
India does not yet have the economic might that China does, but the country prides itself on being a vibrant democracy, where diverse and discordant political opinions are not only welcome but even encouraged. This of course stands in stark … Continue reading
Greenpeace report on the role of micro grids in promoting the renewable energy revolution needed in Bihar
Something’s brewing in Bihar. After decades of being India’s most notoriously ‘backward’ state, the Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has tempered corruption, built roads and spurred development. Given the impressive achievements of his previous term, it’s no surprise he rode to … Continue reading
Posted in Biomass, Micro Grid, News, Renewables, Solar, Wind
Tagged Asian Development Research Institute, Bihar, coal plants, environment, fossil fuel reserves, Greenpeace, Microgrids, science
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