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India Clean-Tech Mission a Success: Commerce OfficialBy : sustainabilityo..., Dec 11, 2009
The Indian energy efficiency market presents enormous potential to create U.S. jobs, asserted a senior level official of the U.S. Department of Commerce here. Speaking at a clean-technology exports luncheon at California State University East Bay, Ro Khanna, deputy... Read more.. |
India to supply low-cost nuclear parts for exportBy : sustainabilityo..., Dec 10, 2009
GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy Ltd. and Westinghouse Electric Co. plan to use India as a low-cost supplier of nuclear parts for export to the U.S. and Europe, executives said Thursday. "We see India as a very good supply chain for us to supply our world market," said Daniel... Read more.. Subject Tags: India |
India seeks green technologies to boost industrial growthBy : sustainabilityo..., Dec 9, 2009
Even as delegates from some 190 countries are grappling to clinch a deal on Uninted Nations' meet on climate change in Copenhagen, India today pressed for transfer of technologies from developed to developing world to accelerate green industrial growth at another UN forum... Read more.. Subject Tags: India , Technology |
India long-term bet for Africa in energy cooperation: TharoorBy : sustainabilityo..., Dec 8, 2009
Offering itself as a "huge market" for energy products, India today said it was the "long-term bet" for the African nations as a partner for cooperation in the sector. "India is, and is also likely to remain an energy-deficit country for the years to come. Friends from... Read more.. |
GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy Leadership Powers Nuclear Trade Mission to IndiaBy : sustainabilityo..., Dec 8, 2009
GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy is helping lead this week’s 50-member, U.S.nuclear industry delegation to India to support the expansion of safe, low-carbon nuclear energy to increase electricity supplies in one of the world’s fastest-growing economies. Danny Roderick, GEH’s... Read more.. |
China backs India's stand on climate changeBy : sustainabilityo..., Dec 4, 2009
Ahead of the Copenhagen meet, China on Thursday backed India's stand that developing nations have no obligation to binding emission reduction targets and said it is ready to enhance "cooperation and coordination" between the two countries, which it termed as "victims" of... Read more.. Subject Tags: India |
India follows China, to set clean-air goalsBy : sustainabilityo..., Dec 3, 2009
In a shift from its we-won’t-change stance, India is likely to announce a carbon-intensity reduction target in Parliament on Thursday, three days before delegates from 192 countries meet in Copenhagen, Denmark, to negotiate an agreement to save the world from global warming... Read more.. |
India not to follow China on climate commitmentsBy : sustainabilityo..., Dec 2, 2009
India hopes that the "BASIC" draft it has drawn up along with China, Brazil and South Africa is made part of the negotiations at the climate change summit at Copenhagen next month where the bloc will network to ensure the voice of developing nations does not get drowned out... Read more.. Subject Tags: India |
India CDM pipeline November report By : sustainabilityo..., Dec 2, 2009
Two N2O abatement projects from Rashtriya Chemicals Fertilizers accounted for 1.35 million CER generation potential: being amongst the larger projects getting registered. Unexpectedly, a leading indicator for future projects is strong in... Read more.. Subject Tags: Health , India , Labor , Resource Efficiency , Social Issues , Sustainable Energy , Technology |
India Plays Guessing Game Ahead of CopenhagenBy : sustainabilityo..., Dec 1, 2009
With one week left before the start of the United Nations climate change summit in Copenhagen, there is still no reliable word as to whether Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will attend, or whether or how much the South Asian state will commit itself to emission cuts.... Read more.. |