Tulsi Tanti built his empire on 'soojh-boojh', loans and one other secret ingredient
Through thick, thin and terrible, the Suzlon Energy promoter has displayed the ability to charm banks and retain control
Krishna Gopalan - July 17, 2020
Equity has gone with the wind, but debt is eternal at Suzlon
Founder Tulsi Tanti has found it hard to shake off the sins of commission committed during 2005-08
N Mahalakshmi - July 18, 2020
Eco-berthing
Shipping has turned a shade greener, with vessels plugging into renewable energy at Indian ports
February 25, 2020
Powered-up
Home to world’s largest solar power park, India is a step closer to low carbon-emission goal
February 05, 2020
Move over, coal
The Indian coal sector is facing growing risks on the back of oversupply and shift towards cleaner options
September 13, 2019
An Uncertain Transition
Climate change not only presents major risks and problems for the environment, but also has investment implications in the energy sector
Jeremy Grantham - September 12, 2017
Chugging on the Sun
The launch of the first solar-powered train is another nudge at India’s ambitious renewable push
July 18, 2017
Sunny-Side Up
Claro Energy is increasing the farmland under irrigation with its solar-powered pumps
Himanshu Kakkar - September 06, 2016
Looming Shadow
The spread of grid curtailment is starting to threaten the credit worthiness of renewable energy projects says India Ratings
August 13, 2016
Sunshine or Sunstroke?
With aggressively low tariffs and the spectre of looming curtailment, the long-term viability of utility-scale solar projects seems uncertain
Rajat Ubhaykar - August 04, 2016
