Signs MoU with the Indian School of Mines to consider sub-continent opportunities
Green Gravity is working with TEXMiN and the Indian Institute of Technology to evaluate using abandoned underground mines for renewable energy purposes. | Credits: Shutterstock
Two disused coal mine shafts in West Bengal could provide Green Gravity with an entry to the Indian renewable energy space. The gravitational energy storage technologies maker has signed a memorandum...
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