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Governments worldwide shield households from rising energy costsNations globally are taking action to protect citizens from rising energy prices. Countries are introducing subsidies, tax cuts and fuel co...- From India to China, a look at what governments worldwide are doing to shield households from rising energy costsGovernments globally are implementing diverse strategies to mitigate soaring energy costs stemming from the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran. Measu...
- Dry-bulk shipping rates hit two-year high on capesize demandThis rise is attributed to increased demand for Capesize vessels, tightening ship supply, and disruptions in iron ore exports. The conflict...
- France unveils plan to ditch all fossil fuels by 2050France has unveiled a groundbreaking roadmap to end its reliance on fossil fuels. Coal use will cease by 2030, followed by oil in 2045 and ...
- ET Awards: ‘Invest in the idea of India, by India, for India,’ say top CEOs amid West Asia conflictIndian business leaders view the West Asia conflict as a catalyst for long-delayed structural reforms, urging accelerated efforts in energy...
- Cheap batteries are taking over the world’s power gridsThis boom, led by China's manufacturing prowess, is making batteries a crucial tool for grid resilience and a cost-effective alternative to...
- Amid West Asia crisis: Santa Marta meet aims to drive fossil fuel shiftThe Santa Marta conference has been described as a meeting of the "coalition of doers", comprising countries and stakeholders committed to ...
- Why coal still clings on in renewable energy powerhouse BrazilBrazil's coal plants are operating despite abundant renewable energy. Powerful business groups are investing to keep them running. This hap...
- Fossil fuels key in global energy mix: Power minister Manohar LalAt the BRICS Energy Ministers' Meeting in Brasilia, Power Minister Manohar Lal emphasized the crucial role of fossil fuels in the global en...
- India needs high economic growth to invest in energy transition: CEAChief Economic Advisor (CEA) V Anantha Nageswaran emphasized the critical need for India to achieve high economic growth to effectively inv...
- India to become the fastest oil consumer by 2035India, Asia's second-biggest energy consumer since 2008, had in 2015 overtaken Japan as the world's third-largest oil consuming country beh...
- India a bright spot for energy demand: BP officialIndia is not just a bright spot in economic growth worldwide but also in terms of energy demand, BP Group Chief Economist Spencer Dale said...
- BRICS nations discuss road map to turn into green economiesMove for sustainable development, without compromising on competitiveness; five countries account for 26% of land area.
- Falling crude, LNG, coal prices huge positive for India: CrisilFalling prices of crude oil, thermal coal and liquefied natural gas (LNG) are huge positive for India as energy imports account for 36 per ...
- India's energy demand to outpace China and Russia by 2035India's energy consumption will rise by 132 per cent by 2035, outpacing demand growth in Russia, China and Brazil, BP's Global Energy Outlo...
- China, India may ensure bright future for coalCoal remains a critical component of the world’s energy supply.. In China, demand for coal in 2010 resulted in a traffic jam.
- JSW group ahead in race for 51% in CIC EnergySAJJAN Jindal-controlled JSW group has emerged as the front-runner in the talks to buy a controlling stake in Canadian resources company CI...
- IBSA to sort out issues to increase mutual cooperationIndia, Brazil and South Africa (IBSA) is working towards sorting out procedural and infrastructural bottlenecks to increase mutual operatio...
- Videocon hiving off energy biz into new companyVideocon Industries to retain substantial stake in new entity and continue to operate in consumer electronics and retail.Videocon climbs ne...
- India, Brazil, S Africa to sign FTAIndia, Brazil and South Africa will sign a trilateral framework agrevsement for trade cooperation at the first IBSA Summit in Brazil next w...
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