Electric Planes Make a Flight Into The Present With ALIA Updated On Fri, Jun 6th, 2025 by Saurenergy Beta Technologies is an American aerospace company which is breaking the barriers and pioneering electric aviation with its groundbreaking ALIA series of electric aircraft. Founded in 2017 by Harvard-trained engineer and former professional hockey player Kyle Clark, the company is headquartered in South Burlington, Vermont. AVA was BETA’s first full-scale proof of concept aircraft which […] Read more
2030 Target No Longer Bold Enough, Look Beyond 500 GW Updated On Fri, May 30th, 2025 by Saurenergy India’s pledge to install 500 GW of non-fossil energy by 2030 was hailed as bold and transformational when announced at COP26 in 2021. However, this target is no longer sufficiently ambitious compared to what the country has potential to achieve, thanks to the overall evolution of the energy landscape through the last few years. For […] Read more
5 Reasons For Fall in RE Tenders and Awards in 2025 (And How To Course Correct) Updated On Thu, May 22nd, 2025 by Saurenergy India has long positioned itself as a global leader in renewable energy (RE) growth, driven by ambitious targets, investor interest, and a strong policy push. However, as we step into mid-2025, a worrying trend has emerged. There has been a significant drop in renewable energy tenders and awards, particularly in solar and wind segments. According […] Read more
Australia’s Residential Storage Boom Portends The Next Solar Trigger In India As Well Updated On Thu, May 22nd, 2025 by Saurenergy Australia is among the frontrunners in the recent surge of energy storage that the world is witnessing. Needed in order to support the robust renewable energy growth and the changing energy industry dynamics. The home / residential battery market, in particular, is experiencing significant growth in Australia, with a recent surge in demand attributed to […] Read more
From Earth’s Core to Clean Energy: The Rise of White Hydrogen Updated On Thu, May 15th, 2025 by Saurenergy In the times when the “Green Hydrogen Future” bubble seems to have burst with many once big proponents now opting out of the green hydrogen adoption goals, the focus rightfully shifts to other competitors in the clean fuel space, such as biodiesel, ethanol, natural gas, biogas, and even other components of the hydrogen spectrum. White […] Read more
Battery Cooling Tech Explained: Liquid vs Air Cooling Systems Updated On Fri, May 9th, 2025 by Saurenergy Electric batteries must be kept within a narrow temperature range (typically about 20–40°C) for peak performance and safety. In fact, research shows Li-ion batteries live about 20 percent longer at 20°C vs 30°C, and life drops by about 40 percent at 40°C. Hot spots in a pack can trigger runaway and fires. Thus thermal management […] Read more
Solving the Smart Metering Bottleneck: The Meters Aren’t the Real Problem Updated On Mon, May 5th, 2025 by Saurenergy After a decade of investment, trials, and large-scale rollouts, utilities have largely solved the problem of collecting data from smart meters. The infrastructure is in place, head-end systems are deployed, and data is flowing. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: what should have been a foundational step toward transformation has become a new kind of lock-in. […] Read more
What Not to Do With India’s Zero Emission Trucking Ecosystem Updated On Mon, May 5th, 2025 by Saurenergy By Jaideep Saraswat & Nikhil Mall India has demonstrated remarkable leadership on climate action, maintaining its momentum despite significant geopolitical headwinds. From solar energy to electric mobility, the country continues to make meaningful strides across clean energy technologies. Among large economies, India stands out as a serious contender in meeting both its near-term and long-term […] Read more
5 Challenges For India’s 500 GW Clean Energy Target Updated On Mon, May 5th, 2025 by Saurenergy India’s aim to achieve 500 GW of non-fossil fuel-based clean energy capacity target by 2030 may be one of the most ambitious goals for the decade across the globe. Yet, the probability of this happening may be bleak considering the factors adversely affecting the new capacity additions – comparatively sluggish progress, regulatory challenges, uncertainty in […] Read more
