Energy - Through Sustainability

Hydropower in the Indian Himalayas: A Renewable Resource Facing Growing Threats

India, Energy / Tasneem Ali / Clean Energy Transition 2050, climate change, climate impacts, Energy, Global South, hydropower, India, Net Zero Emissions, renewable energy

The Himalayan region, with only 20% of its 500 GW potential harnessed, faces significant risks due to its susceptibility to earthquakes, landslides, and floods. Environmental activists argue that construction and deforestation for hydropower projects increase disaster risks.
Experts emphasize the need for more resilient infrastructure, improved early warning systems, and strict compliance with safety regulations.

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Delhi air pollution and how can biogas plants contribute towards lowering the city’s AQI.

As per WHO, more than 4.2 million deaths occur every year due to outdoor air pollution alone. With the increase in development and growth of the urban population, Delhi has witnessed a significant rise in the demand for transportation, construction, and energy. Simultaneously, a rise in serious environmental conditions like poor AQI (Air Quality Index)