India must deepen its capabilities in polysilicon, wafers, and advanced cells to reduce import dependence and secure its clean energy transition
Karnataka tariff swings reveal deeper power sector problems. Discom losses remain high and rankings fall. Stable market pricing and private participation can improve efficiency and restore financial health
As New Delhi and Ottawa reset ties, a landmark uranium pact places clean energy, strategic trust, and long-term energy security at the heart of the relationship
Companies with global supply chains will continue to do business in US
The US has set a preliminary countervailing duty of 126% on solar cells and modules imported from India, claiming the manufacturers benefited from government subsidies, improving competitiveness
Around 40 GW of renewable energy capacity is stuck due to lack of power purchase agreements or absence of adequate transmission infrastructure to evacuate power
Surya Ghar’s rapid rollout pushes rooftop solar into the mainstream. Banks have a big opportunity here.
The share of open access in solar and wind power installations increased significantly
PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana risks missing its 2027 target amid financing gaps, regulatory hurdles, and discom resistance
The government has asked the World Bank and KPMG to study increasing the Rs 7,543 crore viability gap funding allocation for offshore wind projects to attract investors and help tap India’s estimated 71 GW offshore wind potential.
Why three official reports converge on discom reform, and why privatisation may no longer be optional
Execution delays and time taken on claims settlement are a drag on profitability
Hydro pumped storage projects use more components made in India compared to battery energy storage systems
Shares of Power Finance Corporation and REC rallied over 4% each after the finance minister proposed restructuring the two state-run lenders.
After two decades of capacity expansion, India’s power challenge has shifted to fixing tariffs, discom finances, and market design
Government should step up policy support for hydro and nuclear power capacity additions
Bocca said India has a “very ambitious plan” and is already achieving some of the key milestones “even earlier than planned,” pointing to India’s progress in building renewable capacity and expanding electricity infrastructure.
Budget 2026 must prioritise finance, grids, and certainty over headline capacity numbers
The American involvement with the India-headquartered ISA was materially limited
Investors would do well to focus on execution of order backlog at BHEL
Budget 2026 should address refinancing for legacy discom debt. Subsidies must be paid directly to consumers. Reform attempts such as Electricity Bill, 2025 must be pushed to avoid losing incremental progress to structural issues
El Nino conditions can pose growth challenges for agrochemicals industry for the second consecutive year
The Union Budget 2026–27 holds immense potential to accelerate India’s renewable energy goals, particularly solar power, by strengthening domestic manufacturing, enhancing financial incentives, and supporting climate-focused initiatives for sustainable growth
Plain vanilla solar power is no longer in demand
Following the steep correction in 2025, Suzlon Energy and Inox Wind are now available at more palatable valuations