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CLIMATE CHANGE INITIATIVE. More on Content, Less on Intent

19Apr

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CLIMATE CHANGE INITIATIVE. More on Content, Less on Intent

SATYAPAL MENON 19TH OCTOBER, 2025 Since a decade global heads states have frequently put their heads together to hammer out a a universal solution against global warming. Climate change targets - reduction by 1.5°C to 2°C - and deadline - i.e., 2030 - was set. But, implementation was out of sync with the datelines. Consequently, over the years and till date, Nature has gone awry , unleashing its fury, in the form of glacier melts, melts floods, landslides and desertification. The reasons? Are all these global summits related to climate change proving to be a fiasco with commitments being confined to rhetoric and platitudes? Except for bits and pieces implementation of the action plans to restrict climate change, genuine endeavours to achieve the target of restri...

ACME Cleantech: Green Ammonia Sets Global Benchmark

By Special Correspondent Newscript, August 18, 2025 ACME Cleantech has put India on the global clean-fuels map by securing the country’s lowest-ever price for green ammonia under SECI’s SIGHT scheme. At ₹55.75/kg ($641 per tonne), ACME’s winning bid sets a new global benchmark, significantly undercutting international averages that typically hover above $800 per tonne. The company has committed to supplying 75,000 tonnes annually for a decade, cementing its role as the most aggressive early mover in India’s green ammonia sector. The achievement is not just about price—it signals India’s intent to become a competitive exporter of green fuels. Backed by heavy investments, ACME has already built infrastructure in Oman and is planning further expansion across the Middle East and Indi...

Indian Oil: Transparency Push and Fuel Transition Challenges

By Team Newscript August 18, 2025 Indian Oil Corporation, India’s largest refiner, is attempting to redefine its engagement with investors and policymakers at a time of shifting global energy flows. Its Q1 FY26 earnings call, scheduled earlier this week, was emblematic of this approach—senior management fielded questions not only on financial performance but also on procurement strategy, energy transition initiatives and capital allocation. The company is under mounting pressure to reduce its reliance on Middle Eastern suppliers, which still account for the bulk of its imports. Officials highlighted strategic procurement shifts, including a greater role for U.S. and African crudes. These moves mirror a global trend among refiners seeking to insulate themselves from geopolitics, b...