CSE Webinars: How Effective is Our Deterrence Mechanism?
Date: December 21, 2020 I 2.00-3.15 PM India Time
70% of coal-fired power stations may not meet environmental norms by 2022 - five years after their extended deadline, finds new CSE study
India has enough limestone to help coal-based thermal power plants meet the new emission norms, says CSE’s new report
CSE's Roundtable on Pollution Control Technology options for Coal based power plants
July 8, 2016: Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) organized a roundtable inviting pollution control equipment manufacturers on Thursday to discuss various technology options available to meet the recently notified emission limiting standards for coal based power plants.
"India will only install supercritical power plants from 2017" says the Power Ministry."
March 15, 2015: Following the release of CSE’s rating of the coal based thermal power plants in India, Shri. Kodikunnil Suresh and three other members of parliament raised a question in the Lok Sabha on March 12, 2015.