Cheapest solar procurement in India, focus on wind and nuclear too, says Vaishnaw
DMRC targets 60 MW solar power plant capacity by end of its Phase-IV projects
History has been created as NASA's Parker Solar Probe achieves the closest approach to the Sun. It passed within 3.8 million miles of the Sun's surface to reveal secrets of its outer atmosphere
According to reports, Parker is expected to transmit a beacon signal to share information about its health and operational status. It is going to be closest to the sun this Christmas eve
Political shift is affecting ESG investing
The policy agenda marks a stark shift in tone for the solar sector, which is a major beneficiary of subsidies contained in outgoing President Joe Biden's landmark 2022 climate change law
Company plans to use the funding to expand its operations, hire talent, and for brand building
Sector majors are likely to shy away from SECI tenders, stating that Letters of Allocation (LoA) are no longer a gold standard
The Parker Solar Probe mission aims to investigate the mysteries of the sun's corona, its outer atmosphere. Here's all you need to know
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi on Monday said India has been re-elected as the President of Indian Solar Alliance (ISA) from 2024 to 2026. Addressing the press conference at 7th General Assembly of the ISA, Joshi informed that France has been reelected as Vice-President of the ISA. India's election to the President post is a testament to the impactful work the country, under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has been doing over the years for the global good in advancing solar energy adoption across the globe and boosting investment in essential solar projects, including mini-grids and healthcare solutions, Joshi opined. Eight Vice Presidents of the Standing Committee, two from each of the four ISA geographical regions, were also selected by the Assembly. From the Africa Region, Ghana and Seychelles have been selected as the Vice Presidents, while South Sudan and the Comoros will support the Vice Presidents as Vice-Chairs of Africa. From the Asia and the Pacific Region
JSW Energy on Friday said that its two arms have signed agreements to supply 1,200 MW of power to Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company. JSW Renew Energy Six Ltd and JSW Renew Energy Thirty Ltd, step-down subsidiaries of JSW Energy, have signed power purchase agreements (PPAs) with Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd (MSEDCL) for state transmission utility (STU)-connected solar-wind hybrid capacity, according to a company statement. The agreements have been signed for two hybrid projects, each with a capacity of 600 MW, totalling 1,200 MW. The letters of award for these projects were received on August 29, 2024, and September 10, 2024, respectively, JSW Energy said. The projects are expected to be commissioned within 24 months, it said, adding that the agreements are set for a 25-year period at a tariff of Rs 3.60/kWh. Currently, the company has a project pipeline of 8.3 GW, with PPAs signed for 4.4 GW. JSW Energy has total locked-in generation cap
Until two years back, it was the reverse: India was pushing renewables and freezing new coal projects while China was pressing the pedal on coal
Solar module maker Vikram Solar on Tuesday said it has filed draft papers with market regulator Sebi seeking permission to raise Rs 1,500 crore through an initial public offering (IPO). The initial share sale will include fresh issues of equities worth up to Rs 1,500 crore and an offer for sale (OFS) of up to 17.45 million shares by its promoter group, the Kolkata-based firm said. The issue at a face value of Rs 10 each will include a fixed quota for eligible employees, alongside a discount for those participating in the employee subscription portion, according to the draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) filed by the company. Besides, the company may also consider issuing specified securities up to Rs 300 crore as a "pre-IPO placement", it said. Of the total issue size, up to 50 per cent of shares will be allocated to qualified institutional buyers, 15 per cent to non-institutional bidders, and the remaining 35 per cent will be open for retail subscriptions by individual investors.
These projects would supply power to each state during high demand seasons, alternating every six months
India best bet for 21st century, its solar revolution a golden chapter
Proposal comes amid rising solar imports despite regulatory, tax curbs
Order book at 2.1 GW for next 9-12 months, bidding pipeline at 15 GW for solar EPC major
Once it arrives to its intended orbit, a fixed position high above the Earth, the GOES-U satellite will use a compact coronagraph that will help weather forecasters monitor solar storms
Asserting the need to decentralise the water and energy production system, Housing and Urban Affairs Additional Secretary D Thara on Friday asked real estate developers to change the way they build housing projects and make them self-sustainable. Speaking at the 3rd convention of realtors body Naredco's women wing 'NAREDCO Mahi' on Friday, she asked real estate developers to make provisions of rainwater harvesting compulsory in their projects and also add playing area for children. "It's very important to change the way we are building houses. Let us not get water from outside. Can you get water for your own buildings, for your own use and energy from your own buildings, for your own use," Thara said when asked about her wish list from the developers' fraternity. "The world has to change from centralised energy and water production to decentralised citizen-based water and energy production. Rainwater harvesting cannot be an addendum to our buildings. It has to be part of integral ..
There is no doubt that the world needs to move with speed and at scale. But what will be the business model that we take to the new green world?