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At Rs 3.13 a unit, Delhi's Lady Irwin College will generate 80% own power

Set up by Oakridge, the plant save up to Rs 3.81 crore in bills over the life of the project

Vedanta's structural problems behind its failed delisting attempt

The failed delisting of the mining-to-electricity conglomerate is not the first time attempts to restructure Anil Aggarwal's opaque empire have been controversial

Retrospective tax: Cairn example shows why FDI in oil & gas is in a mess

The retrospective tax controversy was highlighted by Vodafone, but Cairn Plc's continuing problems point to the impact this law has had on FDI in India's oil and gas sector

India unlikely to see meaningful change in NOCs capital structure: Moody's

National oil companies face more credit risk due to energy transition than private ones, according to Moody's Investors Service

Our strategic objectives remain unchanged despite Covid: Saudi ambassador

"Bilateral trade between Saudi Arabia and India has increased significantly in the last two years, from $27 billion in 2018 -19 to $34 billion in 2019-2020"

Net carbon zero economy possible by 2050 at low cost, says ETC report

The report said the impact of achieving a zero-carbon-emission economy on human welfare in 2050 will be hugely positive

Bucking the trend: Rattan India's solar power plans in sunset mode

The former IndiaBulls power firm to focus on thermal power

Data tagging absent in green finance despite rising demand: Study

Climate Policy Initiative, a global analysis and advisory organisation specialising in sustainable finance, is planning to launch a portal to track such investment in the country

Power tribunal allows passing pollution control costs on to tariffs

Moves comes as a breather for Vedanta and L&T for their plants in Punjab

Big cities have lessons for govt's plan to integrate infra development

PM's I-Day speech had focused on areas such as health and infra for a self-reliant New India. The second of a three-part series looks at the challenges in banking on infra spending to spur growth

EESL to procure 250 EVs from Tata Motors, Hyundai for govt bodies

Tata Motors to supply 150 Nexon XZ+ electric compact SUVs & Hyundai to supply 100 units of Kona electric Premium SUVs

This is how Delhi Metro plans to safeguard passengers from Covid-19

The operator is ready with a plan of action for safe operations when the services restart on September 7

Adani becomes infra juggernaut, but debt exposure remains a risk

With the buyout of GVK's stake in Mumbai airports, the Gujarat-based group's presence in infrastructure is unmatched by any player, even globally, but debt exposure remains a risk

Govt's portal with data on land banks launched, but experts wary

The Centre's Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) portal has data of 3,275 industrial clusters covering 419,047 hectares

All retail outlets on metro premises say they can't pay us: Delhi Metro MD

In a Q&A, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation managing director Mangu Singh discusses the financial and operational challenges Delhi's transport lifeline faces, and the future of mass rapid transport systems

Railway, e-mobility key growth drivers in India: Hitachi ABB Power Grids

The company has seen its capacity returning to 90% of the pre-Covid-19 level and already received orders totalling 60 per cent of that in the January-March period

Govt begins probe into Chinese shareholding in rig operations in India

Fresh guidelines will be issued to make them much more stringent for strategic sectors, say sources

Subsidised credit-enhancement bond facility for renewable energy proposed

To ward off defaults, it could be a fully-funded facility with a facility manager, under guidance of board of trustees; will pay off bond investors if issuer can't service coupon and repay principal

We are on the right side of the cost curve, says HZL's Arun Misra

We were able to ramp up and May-June turned out to be very good months compared to last year, or the year before that, says Misra

Post-Covid transport recast

Consumer interest must be protected if travel maps are redrawn