Category: INDIA

In Short : Simple Energy is poised to make a significant resurgence in India’s electric vehicle market by creating motors that do not rely on rare earth materials, thereby reducing dependence on costly imported resources.

In Short : The Group of Ministers (GoM) convened a review meeting regarding India’s troubled power distribution sector, concentrating on reforms, debt alleviation for discoms, and the implementation of prepaid smart meters.

In Short : India has successfully installed 23 GW of renewable energy capacity in a mere five months, positioning itself as the third-largest contributor to global power sector growth, as announced by Union Minister R.K. Singh Joshi.

In Short : India-manufactured Alstom trains are poised to facilitate New Zealand’s transition to a greener rail system, thereby promoting sustainable public transportation. These modern, energy-efficient trains will help decrease carbon emissions, enhance the passenger experience, and showcase India’s expanding influence in global clean mobility initiatives and eco-friendly rail infrastructure.

In Short : India has introduced a flexible aluminum-based battery that provides a safer and more adaptable alternative to lithium-ion technology. This innovation is designed to reduce fire hazards, enhance durability, and accommodate foldable electronics and electric vehicles, thereby reinforcing India’s role in the advancement of next-generation energy storage and sustainable clean energy solutions.

In Short : Investor interest in distressed renewable energy assets is on the rise, fueled by the potential for substantial long-term returns and government backing. Buyers are focusing on solar and wind projects that are financially or operationally challenged, with the goal of enhancing performance, increasing capacity, and aiding India’s transition to clean energy.

In Short: India’s power distribution companies (DISCOMs) have long been the weakest link in the energy value chain. Saddled with financial losses, high aggregate technical and commercial (AT&C) losses, and inefficient operations, DISCOMs have been a major roadblock to the growth of the power sector

In Short : In the power sector, understanding the difference between Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) and Operating Expenditure (OPEX) is essential for utilities, investors, policymakers, and consumers. While both describe how money is spent, they represent very different aspects of business operations and investment.

In Short : India has set an ambitious target of achieving 40 GW of rooftop solar capacity, a critical component of its renewable energy roadmap. Yet, progress has been slower than expected, with installations standing at around 12 GW by mid-2025.

In Short : India’s renewable energy roadmap envisions rooftop solar as a key driver of decentralized clean energy. With initiatives like the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, millions of households and businesses are being encouraged to adopt solar.