Solapur illustrates the Catch-22 facing India, which has 17% of the planet’s population but access to only 4% of its water ...

April marks the start of the cruellest months for residents of Solapur, a hot and dry district in western India. As ...

India’s $80 Bn coal power expansion may worsen water scarcity as rising data centre demands stretch limited water supplies in ...

India plans significant investment in water-intensive coal plants in dry regions to meet energy demands, potentially intensifying conflicts over limited water resources. Chandrapur also struggles with ...

India has lost 60.33 billion units of coal-power generation due to water shortages. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more ...

India’s $80 billion coal expansion puts pressure on dry regions, with 37 of 44 planned plants located in water-scarce zones.

Early monsoon rains in India have dampened electricity demand, leaving Coal India Ltd. with high coal stockpiles and reduced ...

The International Energy Agency (IEA) warns that coal plants use much more water than other kinds of power stations and sometimes must shut down when water runs out.

A government analysis showed that India's coal-fired power generation fell in May at the fastest rate in five years. The ...

The early onset of monsoon rains and frequent showers in parts of the country have kept India's electricity demand in check ...

Solapur, a district in western India, exemplifies the water scarcity issue exacerbated by coal-fired power plants. As India's ...