CoalPower

India has indicated that it does not plan to add any new coal-based power capacity beyond 2035, signalling one of the clearest policy shifts yet toward a renewable-led energy future. Senior officials from the Ministry of Power stated that…

India’s top power ministry official has confirmed that the country has no immediate plans to expand coal-fired power capacity beyond 2035, marking a potential turning point in its long-term energy strategy. TradingView +2 Business…

In a landmark move that underscores India’s accelerating shift toward renewable energy, Rajasthan—the country’s top solar-producing state—has blocked a proposed 3.2 GW coal-based power project, reaffirming its commitment to clean energy and…

Expanding coal power capacity beyond India’s National Electricity Plan (NEP) 2032 targets would be uneconomical and counterproductive, according to a new analysis by global energy think tank Ember. The report warns that additional…

India is on course to peak its coal power emissions by 2030, driven by an unprecedented surge in renewable energy capacity, according to a new report by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA).…