Category: RENEWABLE ENERGY

In Short : The Solar Power Central Pool and Solar–Wind Hybrid Central Pool have been dissolved by India’s dismantling of its Uniform Renewable Energy Tariff (URET) mechanism. Developers had cautioned that many renewable projects’ Power Sale Agreements (PSAs) were being delayed by three-year fixed tariffs. Accelerated transactions, less stranded clean energy capacity, and a renewed push for solar and hybrid system deployment are the goals of the change.

In Short : SSE Renewables’ ambitious 1.3 GW pumped hydro storage development in Scotland, Coire Glas, which can store 30 GWh, has become the first pumped storage facility in the world to receive a Gold Hydropower Sustainability Standard (HSS) certification.

In Short : In the first half of 2025, China added 212 GW of solar installations, marking a huge increase. However, it is anticipated that broad price reforms implemented in June—which eliminated fixed feed-in tariffs in favor of market-based pricing—will restrain development in H2, bringing new capacity additions to between 88 and 98 GW, significantly less than the H2 number of 175 GW projected for 2024.

In Short : A new “evapolectric” device created by researchers from the National University of Singapore and the Chinese University of Hong Kong immediately transforms heat from evaporating moisture into electrical power.

In Short : The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) stated that the rapid growth of solar and wind energy contributed to the avoidance of an anticipated $467 billion in fossil fuel expenses in 2024.

In Short : More than 1,000 rooftop and parking canopy solar panels have enabled Hotel Marcel, a boutique 165-room Hilton resort, to function fully on renewable electricity. The change demonstrates its dedication to sustainability as well as its increasing faith in solar energy as a dependable and affordable power source. Forecasts and Market TrendsThe study […]

In Short : In order to improve India’s power infrastructure and further the country’s energy transition, Tata Power is utilizing real-time data. By June 2025, India will have approximately 234 GW of renewable energy capacity.

According to forecasts by the International Energy Agency (IEA), global electricity demand is expected to grow at a robust pace of 3.3% in 2025 and 3.7% in 2026, significantly outpacing total energy demand growth.