Sun Rises For State’s Renewable Sector
Raising hopes of a future where sustainable energy would replace other sources of power, solar energy generation in the state has registered tremendous growth in the past couple of years.
Coming Soon: Mega Railway Project At Godhni
In a big boost to development and employment in the region, Godhni, near Nagpur, under Central Railway will soon get a mega depot to maintain Mainline Electric Multiple Unit (MEMU) coaches.
China Hard-sells Its High-speed Trains
On the first day of Japanese PM Shinzo Abe’s tour of India, during which he will inaugurate the host country’s first Bullet Train, China began canvassing for the sale of its high-speed trains to India.
Unmanned Crossings: SCR Worries About 2018 Deadline
The Centre’s 12-month-deadline to the Indian Railways for the elimination of all unmanned level crossing gates from the country has sent railway officials into a tizzy as many of them feel that they may not be able to replace the crossings with subways, bridges and roads in time.
Tambaram – Sengottai Special Train Cancelled
A day after Southern Railway announced the first special train from Tambaram Chennai’s third coaching terminal to Sengottai, the train has been cancelled.
Elevated Road Crosses Railway Hurdle
After missing out on two deadlines, the 10.3-km UP Gate-Rajnagar Extension elevated road is finally on track. The GDA, after repeated discussions with the railways
Canada’s Desjardins Mulls Withdrawal From Kinder Pipeline Expansion
Canadian lender Desjardins is considering backing out of its C$145 million ($113 million) commitment to Kinder Morgan Inc’s Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, two people present at a meeting with the financial institution told Reuters.
Karnataka’s Energy Department To Install 20 Solar Pumpsets In Bandipur National Park
In the summer of 2018, water woes of the Bandipur national park may not be as serious as previous years. In a bid to ensure that wild animals will not die due to the water crisis in each summer
Oil Rises As U.S. Refineries Restart, Irma Wanes
Oil prices rose on Monday as key U.S. refineries began restarts following Hurricane Harvey, which may help revive crude oil processing, while fuel prices fell as Hurricane Irma is likely to clip demand for gasoline and diesel.
Largest U.S. Refinery Restarts Production After Harvey
The largest U.S. refinery was restarting production on Monday for the first time since being shut nearly two weeks ago by Hurricane Harvey, said sources familiar with plant operations.
