Over 15 Indian government officials attended a training and study tour organised by the U.S. Government through the United States Agency for International Development ( USAID) on the use of Smart Grid technology in the power sector to reduce power loss, manage peak load and...

Researchers at Stanford University have developed what they claim as world's first peel-and-stick thin-film solar cells. The flexible solar panels can be peeled off like band-aids and stuck to virtually any surface, from papers to cell phones to window panes.

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Hanging by a Thread: Kyoto Protocol beyond 2012

The conversation around the result of COP18 vacillates around extreme verdicts of the same – with most hailing it an utter failure and a few celebrating its success. This article takes a look at what was hoped to be achieved at the conference, and what actually transpired...

2012 has been a blast for the low-carbon economy.

This year was marked increasingly by nations that committed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, recognizing that there is no other way to tackle climate change and to seize a sustainable future but to go “green”...