wind energy

Flower Turbines has innovated ‘eco-art’ in the form of ‘Tulip Turbines’, which are low-cost and take less space, but generate more power. Anand Mahindra took to Twitter to say this innovation could be what India needs.

With a goal to expand the renewable energy capacity to 500 GW by 2030, India has come up with many wind and solar projects that dot its landscape. Take a look.

Frustrated by the erratic power supply, Gitaram Kadam built a windmill and a solar power plant in Pune, Maharashtra, to help irrigate farmlands in his village while also helping women increase sources of income

Madhu Vajrakarur, a 23-year-old electrical engineering student from Andhra Pradesh has built a two-in-one wind turbine that can generate electricity and clean drinking water.

A company that grows its own vegetables, not something you come across everyday, right?

f this brilliant idea becomes a reality, your road trips could literally power street lights in villages. How cool is that! #Innovation #GreenIndia

Karnataka, fulfills an impressive amount of state energy requirements through renewable sources.

Manohar Tarkunde planted over ten lakh neem, Gulmohar, teak and sandalwood trees after studying the biodiversity of the area, of which seven lakh survived.

The students claim that the model could potentially help ease an energy crisis, because the freely available wind energy is renewable.

Google recently declared that all its data centres and offices spread across the world will be switching to clean and green power from the year 2017.