National Action Plan on Climate Change
By Nathanael Baker on December 31, 2009
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Within hours, 2009 will be coming to a close: a perfect time to take stock of what this past year had to offer.
By Alison Pruitt on December 9, 2009
Tags: Climate Science Research Fund, India, carbon emissions, Copenhagen, energy efficiency, government policy, India, National Action Plan on Climate Change, National Missions, National Solar Mission, renewable energy, solar energy, solar power, UN Conference on Climate Change, Chinese and Indian government, electricity, energy, Manmohan Singh, National Action, United Nations, venture capital
With the advent of the U.N. Climate Change Framework Convention in Copenhagen, a lot of attention has turned to the countries that use the most energy and cause the most pollution.
By Nathanael Baker on November 26, 2009
Tags: India, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, National Action Plan on Climate Change, solar development policy, solar energy, solar lighting systems, Solar Mission, solar power, solar themal energy
Earlier this year India announced that it was planning to embark on an incredible mission to install over 20,000 megawatts of solar power by 2022. Today, India's Ministry of New and Renewable Energy announced the details behind the ambiotious plan.
