In Short : One of the biggest producers of renewable energy in India, Adani Green Energy, has placed a sizable order with ANDRITZ, a leader in sustainable technology solutions worldwide. The partnership will concentrate on developing clean power infrastructure and solar energy.
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In Short : Just five Indian states—Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Uttar Pradesh—will be responsible for almost 70% of the nation’s e-truck charging demand by 2030, according to a report by the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT). Because of their robust industrial bases, efficient logistics systems, and pro-EV legislation, these states are anticipated to spearhead the shift.
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In Short : An enormous grid-scale battery project has received preliminary permission in South Australia, which is a significant step in the state’s push to use only renewable energy. The ruling is a component of a larger initiative to improve the dependability of its electrical grid and expedite the approval of sustainable energy infrastructure.
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In Short : The International Energy Agency (IEA) emphasizes the importance of customized planning paths for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) throughout Australia through legal viewpoints from Dentons. It highlights that depending on the scale and complexity of the project, the state-specific approval procedures in Victoria, Queensland, and New South Wales differ greatly.
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In Short : Australia has successfully put into service its first two-gigawatt-hour (GWh) battery system, which is intended to store extra rooftop solar energy and release it during periods of high demand. This achievement guarantees a more dependable and sustainable grid and represents a significant advancement in renewable energy storage.
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In Short : “Powering Progress: Jharkhand’s Renewable Energy and Storage Potential” is a recent paper that highlights the sharp discrepancy between the state’s enormous green energy potential and its actual output. As of the 2024–2025 fiscal year, the state had only constructed 434 MW, or 7% of its energy production mix, despite having the potential to access over 66 GW of renewable and pumped-hydro power.
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In Short : The Odisha government has approved ₹4,515 crore in investments for 18 important projects, which are anticipated to create around 8,200 employment in eight districts. The package, which covers industries like green energy, EVs, pharmaceuticals, tourism, and IT infrastructure, was approved during the State Level Single Window Clearance Authority meeting that was presided over by the Chief Secretary.
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In Short : The largest utility-scale battery energy storage system (BESS) in the UK, situated in Thurrock, Essex, has been formally brought online by Statera Energy. With its remarkable 300 MW power output and 600 MWh storage capacity, the project represents a significant advancement in the country’s clean infrastructure and energy resilience environment.
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In Short : The energy storage market in North America is dynamically consolidating. In order to secure intellectual property (IP), spare parts, and current project control, FlexGen has purchased the assets of its insolvent competitor Powin. As a symbol of its strategic development across the energy storage and recycling value chains, the multinational mining behemoth Glencore has successfully completed a credit bid acquisition of lithium-ion battery recycler Li-Cycle, including its important facilities and intellectual property.
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In Short : In Bac Giang Province, Vietnam, Fluence Energy and ACE Engineering have opened a cutting-edge, completely automated energy storage manufacturing facility. The factory will implement cutting-edge technologies including Gridstack ProTM and SmartstackTM, highlighting the company’s efforts to expand renewable energy infrastructure globally. It has an astounding yearly output capacity of 35 GWh.
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