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Priorities at UN Climate Summit (COP27) | World Resources Institute - Vimarsana News

Priorities at UN Climate Summit (COP27) | World Resources Institute

At COP27, it's essential that decision-makers make progress across six key tasks to advance future international climate action and support.

Source: wri.org
How Close Are Indian States To Meeting Their 2022 Renewable Energy Targets - Vimarsana News

How Close Are Indian States To Meeting Their 2022 Renewable Energy Targets

Only four Indian states have been able to surpass their renewable energy targets under the country's plan to add 175 gigawatt capacity by 2022. As of August 2022, Gujarat was the latest state to hit its target after Rajasthan, Karnataka and Telangana, according to an analysis of data from the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy by Ember Climate. It highlights that while renewable power, especially solar, is getting mainstream, the progress still widely differs by state.

Will the Electricity Stay on in California? - Vimarsana News

Will the Electricity Stay on in California?

Commentary Temperatures in Orange County where I live recently soared close to 100 degrees, maybe above it. On ...

Solar power output in Germany on the rise in midst of gas crisis - Vimarsana News

Solar power output in Germany on the rise in midst of gas crisis

A study has revealed that Germany generated a fifth of its total electricity supply from solar power this summer, the second highest proportion in Europe.

Europe energy crisis: UK, Europe facing delicate moment - Vimarsana News

Europe energy crisis: UK, Europe facing delicate moment

It’s a delicate moment in the energy war. European resolve is about to go through its toughest test, and a harsh winter or a fresh price spike could shift the calculus.

Source: afr.com