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  • Govt mulls higher incentives for offshore wind

    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.

  • SpiceJet’s growth takes flight as 10-aircraft MoU sets expansion in motion

    SpiceJet said its recovery has accelerated in recent months as available seat kilometres (ASKMs) rose from around 55 crore to 105 crore.

  • Budget Snapshot | Will the Budget drive capex in data centres -- the next big opportunity?

    India ranks lower compared to many countries in terms of data centre investments

  • Credit utilisation ratio: The lesser-known number that drives your credit score

    Your credit utilisation ratio is a simple percentage, yet it has outsized influence on how lenders and credit bureaus view your borrowing behaviour and creditworthiness.

  • Chart of the Day | Post-festive season, structural drivers for CVs get weak

    The CV cycle will remain in a gradual recovery phase through 2HFY26

  • Tata Steel stock rises 1.3% today as firm outlines major expansion, capex plan; among top Nifty gainers

    Today's gain in Tata Steel shares came as investors responded to the company’s latest expansion blueprint. Tata Steel has now gained 20 percent year to date, markedly outperforming the Nifty 50.

  • DOMS: Strong volume growth; capacity expansion on track

    Incremental capacity expansion at the Umbergaon facility will aid growth in the scholastic segment as manufacturing constraints ease

  • SpiceJet shares fly 6% as airline doubles daily flights for winter, plans to triple capacity by Nov 2025

    Spicejet aims to more than double its operational fleet and triple its available seat kilometres (ASKM), reflecting a strong rebound in capacity and demand.

  • Does a high credit utilisation ratio hurt your credit score?

    Using more than 30 percent of your card limit regularly can drag your score down—here’s how to fix it.

  • From Surge to Stall — Why India’s RE bidding has hit a speed bump

    Over-enthusiasm, weak off-take, and tender cancellations have slowed the momentum in renewable energy

  • Waaree Energies stock gains 3% as board clears Rs 8,175 crore capex for capacity expansion

    Waaree Energies' largest investment of around Rs 8,000 crore will be directed towards scaling up the lithium-ion advanced chemistry storage cell and battery energy storage systems (BESS) plant from 3.5 GWh to 20 GWh.

  • Data centres poised for explosive growth, experts see opportunities in diversifying across ecosystem

    Investors eyeing India’s data centre boom should diversify across the entire ecosystem, including renewable energy, power, real estate, telecom and technology providers, according to top money managers.

  • Hindustan Copper rallies on plans to raise capacity by over threefold, capex of Rs 2,000 crore lined up over 5-6 years

    Hindustan Copper's shares are sharply higher by over 8 percent with combined volumes that are 12x the one-month average on September 12, helped by a slew of factors including the ambitious expansion plan and capex details.

  • Chart of the Day | Robust capacity addition may create demand-supply mismatch in cement industry

    Surplus capacity is not good news as large manufacturers compete for market share that could weigh on prices

  • ACME Solar shares up 8 percent to top NSE 500 index on multi-fold profit surge, capacity addition

    The company also disclosed that it has signed PPAs for around 55% of its under-construction capacity, and commissioned projects worth 350 MW capacity during Q1FY26. Out of this 350MW, the solar capacity at Sikar, Rajasthan, worth 300 MW, has been contracted by SECI.

  • India ranks sixth in nuclear capacity addition over last decade, trails in share of total power

    While India added a third of its total 8.7 GW nuclear capacity in the last decade, several neighbouring countries have moved at an even faster pace. Pakistan, nearly matched India in nuclear capacity addition between 2015 and 2024, adding 80 percent of its reactors.

  • Bengaluru's 63 lakes at full capacity; Karnataka to ban basement parking in low-lying areas

    BBMP records show that Yelahanka (19 lakes), Rajarajeshwari Nagar (16), Mahadevapura (13), and Bommanahalli (seven) have the highest number of lakes currently holding water at or above full capacity

  • Chart of the Day: Can India become a wind energy hub in Asia Pacific ex-China?

    Global onshore wind power project auctions outside China reached record levels in 2024. A large part of the project awards are in India

  • A billion-tonne coal milestone highlights India's energy dilemma

    For India, the use of fossil fuel cannot be wished away in a hurry, while the strategy should be to expedite RE investment

  • Maruti Suzuki commissions first phase of added capacity at Haryana's Kharkhoda plant

    The car maker has said in the past that it is preparing for an increased competitive intensity in India's automotive space, which will improve the manufacturing standard as well as expand the market.

  • Ambuja Cements targets 104 MTPA capacity by March, 140 MTPA by FY28 through internal accruals

    Ambuja Cements said as much as 118 MTPA capacity will be created by FY26, and the company is on track to achieve the targeted capacity of 140 MTPA by FY28.

  • Karnataka govt mulls stringent laws to regulate microfinance companies

    With reports emerging from various parts of the state about people dying by suicide due to the ”atrocities” of loan recovery agents, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has convened a meeting to address the issue

  • Can renewable energy do better than last year in 2025?

    In 2024, RE capacity addition picked up pace, but the target of 500 GW of non-fossil fuel energy by 2030 still looks daunting

  • Hyundai Motor India sets up two renewable energy plants, aims for 100% green power by 2025

    HMIL will invest Rs 38 crore to develop the renewable energy facilities through a special purpose vehicle (SPV) to handle engineering, procurement, construction, operations, and maintenance.

  • Why India is becoming a hotspot for steel capacity addition

    The country’s steady, healthy steel demand growth, preference for domestic capacity, states’ drive for value addition and a healthy balance sheet situation make it an attractive destination

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