NTPC Green Energy Ltd today announced the commissioning of 49.125 MW of solar capacity at the Khavda Solar Energy Project in Khavda, Bhuj, Gujarat, through its wholly owned subsidiary, NTPC Renewable Energy Ltd (NREL).
The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) says developers plan to add 21 GW of solar in the second half of 2025 alone.
SJVN Green Energy Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of SJVN Ltd) has tendered the EPC package with land for development of up to 500 MW of AC grid-connected solar PV power projects in the state of Rajasthan.
NTPC Green Energy Ltd today announced the commissioning of 212.5 MW of solar capacity at Khavda, Gujarat, through its wholly owned subsidiary NTPC Renewable Energy Ltd (NREL).
State-owned coal miner NLC India Ltd (NLCIL) is set to fully commission its 300 MW Barsingsar solar power project in Rajasthan by the end of September 2025.
India has drawn billions of dollars into renewable infrastructure from global institutional investors, private equity firms, and corporate stakeholders. Initiatives such as the National Solar Mission, coupled with predictable tariff structures and streamlined regulatory mechanisms, have created a conducive environment for capital deployment.
Waaree Energies Ltd has issued a clarification regarding recent media reports suggesting that its deal for acquisition of Enel Green Power India is on the verge of collapse. In a regulatory statement, the company stated that certain commercial terms of the agreement are under review and the company is in discussions for the same.
Reliance Infrastructure Ltd has received the Letter of Award (LoA) from state-owned power producer NHPC for a 390 MW solar power project integrated with battery energy storage.
SAEL Industries Ltd has entered into 25-year power purchase agreements for 480 MW in Gujarat and 400 MW in Punjab. The projects are scheduled to commence operations within 24 months of PPA signing.
The revised timeline for the implementation of the Approved List of Models and Manufacturers for Solar Cells (ALMM-II) offers temporary relief to solar developers amid persistent domestic cell supply constraints. However, it also introduces fresh regulatory challenges, particularly around tariff renegotiations for recently awarded projects, according to analysts at CareEdge Ratings.
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