Renewable Energy

Sharing a broadly optimistic view, Kaynat Chainwala, Research Analyst at Kotak Securities, said the positive outlook is not limited to aluminium alone.

US exits India-backed International Solar Alliance; govt says body remains focused on mandate

The United States joined the India-led International Solar Alliance as its 101st member in November 2021, with the announcement made by then US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry at the COP26 climate summit.

Centre plans separate rules for solar waste; centralised storage from 2029

Government to delink solar PV waste from e-waste rules, push panel reuse and centralised storage from 2029.

Centre fast tracks hydropower in J&K; Ratle project to be ready by 2028-end, Dulhasti clears green hurdle

With Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, the Centre reviews Salal, Ratle and Dulhasti projects, as it looks to unlock hydropower potential across the Indus basin

Andhra Pradesh leads proposed investments in FY26; power sector tops announcements

Bank of Baroda data shows Andhra Pradesh cornered over a quarter of proposed investments in April–December FY26, with electricity—led by renewables—and chemicals topping sectoral announcements.

Turning snow into power: How Japan is turning snowfall into electricity

Japan is testing a bold idea that turns heavy snowfall into clean electricity, using temperature differences and abandoned infrastructure, raising questions about whether snow could power future winters.

Tough adjustments await the green energy sector in 2026

Plain vanilla solar power is no longer in demand

Govt likely to seek proposals for rare earth permanent magnet scheme by January-end

The Rs 7,280-crore scheme targets to build a 6,000-tonne per annum rare earth magnet capacity in India.

What went right for Earth: Seven under-the-radar climate and nature wins in 2025

Amid worsening climate pressures, 2025 delivered quiet wins from surging renewables to returning wildlife, landmark legal shifts and indigenous gains, showing unexpected progress that often escaped headlines worldwide this year.

PM Modi’s Jordan visit seals agreements on energy, water, culture and digital cooperation

MoUs on renewable energy, water management, digital public infrastructure and cultural exchange signed during Modi's first visit to Jordan, as two sides mark 75 years of diplomatic ties

Battery storage cost down to Rs 2.1 per unit, govt tells Parliament

Lower battery storage tariffs seen boosting renewable integration; govt outlines global partnerships.

SHANTI Bill to position nuclear power as backbone for data centres, 24x7 electricity: Piyush Goyal

Union minister Piyush Goyal said nuclear power will complement solar and wind in meeting round-the-clock electricity demand in India.

Falling renewable costs alone won’t lower electricity bills; Govt working on action plan

While solar and wind generation costs have fallen sharply, government officials and experts warn that without transmission, storage, and integration measures, retail power tariffs could rise.

India targets geothermal push in Ladakh, Himachal and Gujarat: Pralhad Joshi

A fresh tender seeking bids for offshore wind projects is likely by March, 2026.

SW Solar shares jump 5.5% as company announces Rs 1,381-crore Adani Green order, signs 5-year deal

Alongside the project award, Sterling and Wilson (SW Solar) signed a 5-year Strategic Partnership Framework Agreement with Adani Green Energy, aimed at future renewable energy rollout in India.

Atomic energy bill likely in Winter Session, but changes to nuclear liability law may have to wait

The Atomic Energy Bill sets the groundwork for wider participation and faster project execution in the nuclear sector. Yet, amendments to the liability regime—crucial for investor confidence—are expected to slip beyond the Winter Session of the Parliament.

Decision on stuck renewable energy projects expected within 45 days, says Pralhad Joshi

The Union minister further said the government is finalising the contours of the third phase of Green Energy Corridor in India for evacuation of renewable energy.

The coming slowdown in India’s renewable energy sector

Renewable energy project awards slowed sharply this year

GST cut on solar modules offers limited relief as developers flag input credit challenges

Power regulator CERC issued a suo motu order on November 4 directing all renewable energy developers (solar, wind, etc.) to pass on the benefit of the reduced tax rate to the discoms and, ultimately, to end consumers through a corresponding reduction in the electricity tariff.

Essar Group seeks foreign capital to fund green energy ambitions

Investment bank Avendus Capital is advising Essar Group on the fundraise.

What the Cabinet’s critical minerals royalty decision means

Lower royalty rates may attract bidders for critical mineral blocks, but without domestic refining capacity, India’s clean-energy and electronics supply chains will remain import-dependent, say industry experts.

Centre to temporarily slow down renewable energy tenders, cancel unviable projects as generation outpaces absorption capacity

Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) will cut the pace of renewable energy auctions in FY26-27 amid surplus supply and connectivity hurdles. However, India is still on track to achieve its 500 GW non-fossil fuel-based power generation target by 2030, MNRE Secretary Santosh Kumar Sarangi told Moneycontrol.

Tata Power targets data centres as new growth engine; aims 100% clean energy supply by 2030: CEO Praveer Sinha

Tata Power has 5.4 GW of projects in pipeline and we will be able to complete all this in the next two years. So, any new bid that we win will come only in the third year. This is in fact the current scenario for the entire renewable energy sector in India, which is why the government is reassessing its scale of tendering such projects, Sinha said.

India's Green Hydrogen Mission target to be delayed by two years: MNRE Secretary

Global policy uncertainty has dampened export-linked offtake under India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission (NGHM), slowing final investment decisions and pushing back timelines for large-scale green hydrogen and ammonia projects.

Emmvee Photovoltaic IPO opens: Brokerages positive on strong growth prospects, valuation comfort

As Emmvee Photovoltaic Power IPO opens, analysts recommend ‘subscribe’, noting rapid capacity expansion, technological prowess, and a growing order book. Some analysts also flag customer concentration and import dependence as key risks.