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HOW far are we from our goal? According to Bloomberg News, China has surpassed President Xi Jinping's renewable energy target nearly six years ahead of schedule, with its wind and solar capacity reaching 1,206 gigawatts in July 2024, showcasing the

Solar power generation in India has increased considerably in the last few years. In 2023, the country produced roughly 113.4 terawatt-hours of electricity from solar energy. India aims to achieve a total solar capacity of 280 gigawatts by 2030.

China Builds AI Chatbot Trained On Xi Jinping's Thoughts: Here’s All That It Can Do China has launched a new chatbot based on the political philosophy of its leader, Xi Jinping, as the Financial Times and the South China Morning Post

India aims to have 450 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030, including solar, wind, biofuels, and small hydropower.

Fact: The global market for renewable energy is experiencing rapid growth, driven by increasing environmental concerns and government policies promoting clean energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydropower. Question: How has the growth of the re

The Future of Renewable Energy in India India's renewable energy sector is rapidly growing, driven by government policies, technological advancements, and investor interest. The country's vast solar and wind resources offer immense potential. Key Tre

🌞The newly inaugurated Solar Dome at Eco Park, Kolkata, is India’s 1st renewable energy museum! Standing 27m tall with 2,086 solar panels, it generates 180 kWh of electricity. The dome features around 50 TV displays, 30 projectors, and six LED tun

Global Coal Consumption is at an All Time High ~ Statistical Review of World Energy, 2023. There's an urgent need to shift towards sustainable sources of Energy; Solar, Hydro and Wind are temporary sources IMO. Permanent solution would be Nuclear En

China has produced TOO many solar panels lol. Imagine how much green energy is being used. They are crazy effective.

Solar thermal technology harnesses sunlight to generate heat, making it a sustainable solution for industrial process heating in India. As industries account for nearly 25% of the country’s energy consumption, transitioning to solar thermal systems c