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Weekly data: Ukraine War boosts renewable energy PPAs in Europe - Vimarsana News

Weekly data: Ukraine War boosts renewable energy PPAs in Europe

Power purchase agreements for renewable energy have grown fivefold in five years in Europe. The Ukraine War is lifting PPA demand further.

Barc Week 27: India TV garners 13.1 per cent relative share in HSM 15+ market - Vimarsana News

Barc Week 27: India TV garners 13.1 per cent relative share in HSM 15+ market

For the fifth consecutive week, India TV continued to lead the ratings in the Hindi-speaking market (HSM) 15+ audience during Week 27 i.e., 2 July to 8 July for the time band 0600 to 2400 hours, as per viewership estimates by Broadcast Audience Research Council (Barc).

Russia: It may be harder to cut nuclear ties than fossil fuel imports - Vimarsana News

Russia: It may be harder to cut nuclear ties than fossil fuel imports

The Ukraine-Russia war is wrecking havoc on fossil fuel supply chains. But uranium deliveries for nuclear power remain untouched, for now.

Barc to release data of individual channels from past 13 weeks - Vimarsana News

Barc to release data of individual channels from past 13 weeks

Mumbai: The Broadcast Audience Research Council (Barc) India resumed ratings for individual news channels on Thursday. The TV audience rating agency also said that it will release data for the previous 13 weeks between Week 49, 2021 and Week 9, 2022 as Barc plans to start a new reporting standards. This data will be released over the next three working days.

Weekly COVID cases fall 23% in Bangladesh, but deaths are on the rise - Vimarsana News

Weekly COVID cases fall 23% in Bangladesh, but deaths are on the rise

Weekly COVID cases fall 23% in Bangladesh, but deaths are on the rise