South India’s Largest Renewable Energy Expo! KREEPA Green Power Expo 2025–26 8th Edition January 22–24, 2026 | Adlux Convention Centre, Angamaly, Kochi Evolving through 7 successful editions, KREEPA Expo has grown from Kerala’s first solar platform into a national hub for clean-energy innovation. With 10,000 visitors and 250 exhibitors, it delivers unmatched business growth, strong networking, brand visibility, and a powerful knowledge hub for emerging green technologies. What to expect: 🔸 Late

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RENEWABLE ENERGY CONTROVERSY: The pellet-producing “green energy” industry is booming by clear-cutting many of the nation’s forests — and critics say it does way more harm than good. https://cbsn.ws/3LaY9Uy | CBS Mornings

This engineer spent over two decades in the fossil fuel industry. Now, he’s on the other side, building a solar future in Davao City. After 22 years of working on oil barges, Henry Cequina decided to move away from dirty fuels and into clean energy. He went on to found Sunstruck Solar Solutions Inc., a solar EPC company that has since installed over 7 MWp of solar power across the region. That alone could have been his success story. Instead, Henry kept going. He joined New Energy Academy (NEA)

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