Carbon Capture, Utilisation, and Storage (CCUS) technology is critical, especially in industries such as green hydrogen, petrochemicals, and coal gasification, which are structurally carbon-intensive and cannot be fully decarbonised without CCUS. Charan Shriyan discusses the extent of preparedness of these critical industries in CCUS adoption.
As India accelerates toward its 2030 non-fossil energy goals, the success of its solar sector will depend not only on how many gigawatts are deployed, but how well these assets perform under pressure – be it weather, wear or time. Solar trackers are helping answer that challenge with intelligence, agility and resilience, notes Mayank Mishra.
We face a world of intensifying climate change, population growth, resource shortages and other issues that increasingly threaten the future of humanity. They can only be overcome if government, society and individuals all make greater efforts than ever before. This is also true for companies, notes Mr. Shuichi Ito, while discussing how Toshiba Group is leveraging its 150-year old legacy to help realize a sustainable society.
For the first time ever, we have replaced electromechanical switching with innovative semiconductor technology that has no moving parts, in a practical and cost-effective manner, notes Andreas Matthé.
As the world’s cities continue to grow vertically and horizontally, the demand for uninterrupted, high-voltage power supply is becoming increasingly non-negotiable. With rising urban density and space constraints, traditional power infrastructure solutions are proving inadequate. This is where Gas Insulated Substations (GIS) have emerged as a game-changing innovation, redefining the landscape of electrical infrastructure in urban settings, notes Raghavendra Mirji.
In this article, Shruti Jain discusses key concerns and complexities surrounding land acquisition, use, and management in the power transmission and renewable energy sector.
Creating a comprehensive charging infrastructure is necessary to promote the use of electric vehicles and decrease reliance on fossil fuels, delivering environmental sustainability. A major part of this journey will be determined by robust public-private partnerships between government, industry, and academia, observes Rajesh Kaushal.
AMI can do more than just providing data. It empowers utilities to quickly identify, act upon and resolve challenges with ease. Udit Poddar explains how this operational shift can be achieved.
The global energy landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by urbanization, industrial growth, renewable energy integration, and the push for sustainability. In India, these shifts are reshaping the electrical infrastructure, with switchgear innovations emerging as a cornerstone of efficient and sustainable power distribution systems, notes Vivek Yadav.
In this paper, Benoit Lecuyer deciphers the characteristics of water-resistant cables, the tests applied to them, and how they are used in integrated systems.