Is India getting serious about cleantech?
cleantech.com 9/7/2009 — There’ve been more indications in recent months than the all rhetoric of the last few years about the market for cleantech developing in India. Is the cleantech boom really now on, wonders Dallas Kachan of the Cleantech Group.

Clenergen to launch new biomass power plants in India
cleantech.com 10/21/2009 — First 1.5 MW plant is back on because of a power purchase agreement with PTC India offering a higher tariff rate.

India gets serious on climate change
guardian.co.uk 8/5/2009 — India has resisted the external imposition of climate change law – and with good reason. But its about-turn is to be applauded Here's the best news I've seen all year: India is finally lumbering into action on climate change . Though this country ...

India Steps Up Climate Change Efforts
worldwatch.org 10/7/2009 — As international climate negotiations progress this week in Bangkok, Thailand, India has shown signs of more proactive engagement on climate change issues both internationally and at home. While the Indian government continues to ...

India: A Welcomed Breakthrough in International Climate Change Cooperation
switchboard.nrdc.org 9/21/2009 — In a distinct shift in its position from earlier this summer , India announced, yesterday, that it agrees to pass legislation that would set targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions based on national actions.  This is a welcomed ...

India and Climate Change
online.wsj.com 7/31/2009 — Wall Street Journal: As the world community gears up for another round of climate-change talks -- and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrives in Delhi on Sunday for meetings with Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh -- a central issue will be how ...

India enters the nuclear renaissance
theenergycollective.com 5/17/2009 — A Man from Mars Offers Advice In October 2008 India's relationship with the global nuclear industry changefundamentally after the Nuclear Suppliers Group ( NSG ), the international body that controls commerce in uranium for nuclear reactors, agreed for the first time to allow India to ...

India says no to emission reduction
guardian.co.uk 7/21/2009 — Ramesh suggests a three-pronged approach for India–US collaboration on climate change as a way forward. From SciDev.net , part of the Guardian Environment Network India's minister for environment and forests Jairam Ramesh has ruled out the ...

Report: Is CCS an option for India?
cleantech.com 10/12/2009 — The country’s coal-powered ultra mega power plants could be retrofitted with carbon capture and sequestration tech to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, study suggests.

A Different Take on the U.S.-India Climate Change "Spat"
online.wsj.com 8/5/2009 — Wall Street Journal: The battle lines between India and the U.S. on climate change seem to be clearly drawn ahead of December's key summit in Copenhagen that will try to craft a successor to the Kyoto Protocol. Simply put, the U.S. wants India and ...