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  • Scientists amazed as AI uncovers 25 previously unknown "Magnetic Materials"

    Scientists have used AI to discover 25 previously unknown magnetic materials. The breakthrough could revolutionise tech, energy and sustainable materials research worldwide.

  • Energy, aviation sectors to lead US imports to India under $500-billion plan

    The $500-billion figure entered the discussion after President Donald Trump on February 2 said India had committed to investments of that scale in the US. New Delhi later clarified that as an estimate of cumulative purchases and investments spread over a five-year period

  • India can meet 80% of energy needs domestically over next decade: Mukesh Ambani

    Ambani said India’s economy is entering a phase of visible, sustainable growth, driven by policy continuity and fiscal conservatism, and added that a booming startup ecosystem could give rise to '100 new Reliances' in the coming years.

  • What is Perovskite-Silicon hybrid solar cells? Here's everything you need to know

    Perovskite-silicon hybrid solar cells, launching in 2026, promise 34% higher efficiency than traditional panels. This breakthrough combines advanced materials science and physics to accelerate global solar energy adoption.

  • Budget 2026 doubles down on public capex, widens infra pipeline 

    Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman raised capital expenditure to Rs 12.2 lakh crore in FY27, up from Rs 11.2 lakh crore in the previous year

  • India Energy Week 2026: How science and technology are transforming energy at global level

    India Energy Week 2026 in Goa showcases green hydrogen, AI energy grids, renewables and carbon capture, driving the future of sustainable energy.

  • Coal India to sell remaining 15% stake in BCCL within 6 months, CMPDI IPO likely by March

    The state-run coal producing major has lined up two other subsidiaries, Mahanadi Coalfields and South Eastern Coalfields, for disinvestment in FY27. The company plans to list all its subsidiaries by 2030

  • How could the universe accelerate without dark energy? Here is what study says

    Scientists propose a new gravity theory using Friedmann equations. Their model explains the universe’s accelerating expansion naturally, challenging dark energy and offering fresh insights into cosmic evolution.

  • Venezuelan crude could help India diversify supplies amid scrutiny of Russian oil

  • Matter vs Antimatter: Who wins the ultimate cosmic showdown?

    When matter collides with antimatter, both vanish in a powerful energy burst. Scientists explain who truly wins this cosmic showdown which is the universe’s most explosive rivalry.

  • The Venezuela Strike: Stable oil supply, but heightened global uncertainty

    Despite the dramatic U.S. military capture of Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's marginal oil production—under 1% of global supply—ensures stable near-term flows, yet escalating geopolitical risks could inject lasting uncertainty into energy and financial markets.

  • OPINION | Nuclear energy bill is a milestone; private sector’s been given a stable legal framework

    Lok Sabha on December 17 cleared the new nuclear energy bill, bringing the sector a step closer to introducing private investment in running a plant. Removing ambiguity on liability in the case of an incident may turn out to be the key change

  • How the AI boom could trigger an energy crisis

    AI's explosive growth is driving an unprecedented energy crisis, with data centres projected to consume up to 20% of global electricity by 2035 as tech giants scramble for nuclear solutions.

  • Europe is nearing deal to end Russian fossil fuels imports

    Despite recent attempts by the US to broker a peace deal in Ukraine, the EU has no plans to give up on the shift away from Russian gas.

  • Exponent Energy enters retrofit business with ‘Exponent Oto’

    The Bengaluru-based startup will enable CNG and LPG autorickshaws to be converted into 15-minute fast-charging electric vehicles within 24 hours

  • Electricity (Amendment) Bill, 2025: India’s attempt at third generation power reforms

    The move is likely to see opposition from some states as they fear it would reduce their control over the power sector. The Ministry of Power, however, stated that government discoms will continue to operate alongside private licensees in a regulated, level-playing environment.

  • We’re a pension plan, not a wealth-maximising vehicle, says CPP Investments CEO amid AI frenzy

    While the fund has invested in leading AI companies such as OpenAI, xAI and Anthropic as well as the 'Magnificent Seven', its exposure remains lower than market weights as part of long-term, diversified investing approach, John Graham says

  • Core sector growth slows to 3% in September as energy output weakens

    Steel, cement hold firm even as refinery and gas production contract

  • OPINION | India’s clean energy future hinges on expanding open access

    India’s 500 GW non-fossil energy goal depends on open access policies that enable businesses to buy renewable power directly, driving investment, reducing costs, and accelerating the clean energy transition

  • Initiation of an India-Qatar trade deal on agenda as Piyush Goyal meets Sheikh Faisal in Doha

    India is exploring an FTA with Qatar to secure alternative export markets and cushion its exporters from rising tariff pressures in the US.

  • What is protein coffee? 3 reasons why people are adding it to their routine

    Protein coffee, also known as proffee, is a health trend combining the caffeine boost with the nutritional benefits of protein. It is aimed at boosting energy, helping muscles recover, and keeping people full for longer. However, no matter how beneficial it is, one should not neglect the importance of a balanced diet.

  • The way forward in opening up civil nuclear energy to private participation

    Government has shown its intent by setting ambitious targets to enhance the share of nuclear energy in the overall energy mix. It comes in the backdrop of a push towards introducing small modular reactors. To realise the new goals, legislation covering nuclear energy will have to be tweaked and a broad consultative process adopted

  • Thermal power and its vital role in India's green energy transition

    Thermal power remains crucial to India's energy security despite the shift to renewables. Public and private sectors play key roles in expanding and modernising capacity, ensuring reliable power amidst growing demand

  • Karnataka achieves milestone as green energy powers 80% of state’s supply

    Karnataka sets record with 143 million units of renewable power generation on August 18, cutting dependence on thermal power

  • India-UK Vision 2035: A 'Critical Minerals Guild', collaboration on nuclear power, carbon capture and climate finance

    The India-UK Vision 2035 prepares the two countries for a 'BRISK' partnership based on Business, Research, Innovation, Science & technology, and Knowledge, the Indian government said in a statement.

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