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Short supplies of crucial equipment stymie changes to US electricity grid

Americans have a lot of plans for the country’s power grid. Some people want to expand renewable energy by building solar and wind farms. Others want to add new coal- or natural gas-fired power plants. There are those who want to provide power to some unknown number of data centers…

The Conversation · Nov 4

European shares rise as banks, clean energy stocks rally; Novo Nordisk jumps

European shares advanced after Democrats secured both chambers of the US Congress, lifting investor sentiment. Banks and clean-energy stocks led the rally, while Novo Nordisk gained after raising its full-year sales and profit forecasts.

The Economic Times · Nov 4

IREDA seeks global funding partnerships to lower borrowing costs for green projects

IREDA is aiming to collaborate with global banks and investors for long-term green financing initiatives. Renewable energy developers in India face high borrowing costs compared to those in developed markets. The country requires significant investment to achieve its renewable energy capacity goals by 2030. Concerns regarding land acquisition and transmission…

The Economic Times · Nov 4

India elected as President of International Solar Alliance for third straight term: Pralhad Joshi

Addressing media at the summit, Joshi said, "At the ninth session of the ISA, we reaffirm a fundamental belief: progress becomes truly meaningful when its benefits are shared". He congratulated France on the occasion of being reelected co-President of the ISA.

The Economic Times · Nov 3

North Africa’s green hydrogen exports to Europe could harm water supply and marine life – study

Green hydrogen is a form of renewable energy that, if taken up widely, could reduce global greenhouse gas emissions. It is produced by splitting water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen using renewable power. This clean, zero-emissions fuel is mainly used by industries like steel manufacturing and chemical refining. Heavy transport…

The Conversation · Nov 3

InnoWeek 2026 showcases advances in robotics, aviation and clean energy

From remotely operated firefighting equipment to agricultural drones and student-built electric vehicles, innovators in Uzbekistan are developing practical solutions while exploring opportunities for commercial production and international markets.

Euronews · Nov 3

Citizen-led ballot initiatives seek to limit electricity firms’ political donations in Michigan

One motion considers reining in political spending while another proposes to municipalize the grid in sign of anger with datacenters and high bills

The Guardian - US · Nov 3

Vocational GCSEs won’t arrive until 2029 – but clean energy skills can be found in the curriculum now

Over the next few months, most year nine pupils in England (aged 13–14) will choose their GCSE options. For those curious about the jobs behind the clean energy systems, heat pumps, electric cars and buses now appearing on their streets, the government’s new vocational GCSEs will arrive just too late.

The Conversation · Nov 3

How can the EU support 50 million Europeans who can’t heat their homes?

On October 29, EU energy ministers met in Luxembourg to address the severe winter energy affordability crisis. Driven by conflicts in the Middle East and the war in Ukraine, wholesale gas prices have surged to nearly €100 per megawatt-hour.

Euronews · Nov 3

Advait Energy Transitions Q2 profit jumps 89% to Rs 19.18 crore; revenue rises 41%

Advait Energy Transitions has reported an 88.5 percent increase in net profit for the quarter ending September 30, 2026. Revenue for this period rose 40.8 percent, reaching Rs 220.9 crore, driven by strong demand for power transmission solutions. The company also experienced substantial growth in its consolidated revenue for the…

The Economic Times · Nov 3