In Short : For startups in India’s clean energy ecosystem, access to capital is one of the biggest hurdles. Setting up rooftop solar, battery storage units, or microgrids requires heavy upfront investment—something most young businesses cannot afford.
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In Short : The health of India’s power sector hinges on the performance of its distribution companies (DISCOMs), which have historically struggled with high financial losses, poor billing efficiency, and operational inefficiencies.
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In Short : The Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC) has sanctioned MSEDCL’s initiative to acquire wind-solar hybrid power from NTPC, representing a significant advancement in enhancing the state’s renewable energy portfolio and diminishing reliance on fossil fuels.
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In Short : India intends to implement extensive incentives for carbon capture technologies, even as coal remains predominant in its energy mix, indicating a dual approach to harmonize economic development with climate objectives.
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In Short : The Chairman of the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) has stated that India’s peak power demand is unlikely to touch the projected 277 GW this year. Factors such as intermittent monsoon rains and slower-than-expected industrial activity are moderating electricity consumption across the country.
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In Short : In order to increase the production of green steel, a sustainable substitute for traditional steel manufacture, the Indian government is getting ready to implement incentive programs. The goal of the project is to reduce carbon emissions, draw in foreign investment, and establish India as a global leader in the manufacturing of environmentally friendly steel.
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In Short : India’s capacity for renewable energy is expanding quickly because to significant investments, robust government regulations, and technology breakthroughs. The nation is reaffirming its commitment to clean energy and climate goals by becoming a global leader in solar, wind, and green hydrogen.
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In Short : Only 6% of the enormous potential for sustainable energy in Himalayan countries is now being tapped, according to a report from the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD). The area still relies largely on fossil fuels even though there are plenty of hydropower, solar, and wind resources available.
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In Short : Avaada Electro has said that it will exhibit its cutting-edge n-type TOPCon PV modules at RE+ 2025. For utility-scale and rooftop solar projects, these next-generation solar panels are made to be more durable, efficient, and economical.
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In Short : Due to recently implemented 50% tariffs, Gujarat’s solar module exporters, who had exported modules valued at ₹10,000 crore (about 7 GW) yearly, are seeing a dramatic drop in U.S. demand. Of that export volume, about ₹7,000 crore—from Gujarat alone—is in jeopardy. Despite fierce competition from China, exporters are increasingly shifting their focus to domestic sales and investigating markets in Europe.
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