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Ahead Of The Curve: How ASAP Kerala is shaping the skills of tomorrow
The future of work is being rewritten at an unprecedented pace. Artificial intelligence, automation, advanced manufacturing, and new energy technologies […]
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When Arjuna Asked About Net Zero
On the battlefield of Kurukshetra, as told in the Bhagavad Gita, Arjuna once again stood in confusion. But this time, […]
A vision for a Carbon-neutral & Energy-independent Kerala
Kerala has set an ambitious yet carefully structured pathway for its energy future. We have committed ourselves to becoming carbon-neutral […]
Building Talent and Technology for a Sustainable Tomorrow
The panel discussion highlighted that achieving a net-zero future will depend not only on technological advancements but also on the […]
Power System 2.0: Financially Sustainable DISCOMs and Next-Gen Transmission for a High-Renewables Future
Building a Resilient and Financially Viable Power Ecosystem The panel at the 2nd Global Hydrogen & Renewable Energy Summit in […]
Green Ports, Industry & Hydrogen Corridors: Building India’s Export-Ready Hubs
Building Green Ports and Hydrogen Corridors for a Global Energy Future The panel discussion highlighted the growing importance of ports […]
Kerala’s Clean Energy Pathway Towards Sustainability
Kerala, like many regions across the world, is increasingly facing the consequences of climate change. Rising temperatures, erratic weather patterns […]
Financing Decarbonization: Unlocking Capital for Hard-to-Abate Sectors
Financing Decarbonisation: Bridging Technology and Capital The panel brought forward a critical dimension of the energy transition, financing decarbonisation in […]
Operating the High-RE Grid: Storage, Flexibility as a Grid Resource
Powering a High-Renewable Grid for India’s Future Held during the 2nd Global Hydrogen & Renewable Energy Summit & Expo in […]
Green Elections: Redefining Democracy With Sustainability
India, the world’s largest democracy, thrives on the vibrancy of its elections. Every five years, more than 900 million voters […]
