India has secured the third position globally in renewable energy installed capacity, reflecting rapid growth across solar, wind, and hybrid segments. The milestone highlights strong policy support, rising investments, and accelerated deployment, positioning India as a major global clean energy player in the transition toward sustainable power systems.
OM Power Transmission has opened its IPO to raise capital for expanding grid infrastructure projects. The offering is aimed at supporting transmission network development, reflecting increasing investment needs in evacuation and grid strengthening as renewable energy capacity continues to scale across India.
DERC has approved procurement of 350 MW renewable peak power by BRPL from SJVN. The move is expected to support Delhi’s peak demand requirements while increasing the share of clean energy during high consumption hours, reflecting growing integration of flexible renewable power into urban distribution networks.
Telangana has reinforced its net-zero ambitions with the launch of IGBC Green Property Show 2026. The initiative aims to promote sustainable construction, energy-efficient buildings, and green infrastructure adoption, aligning urban development with climate goals and accelerating the state’s transition toward environmentally responsible growth.
Vihaan Clean Green Tech has launched a biomass-based boiler plant in Gujarat aimed at reducing approximately 81,000 tonnes of CO₂ emissions annually. The project highlights growing adoption of bioenergy solutions in industrial applications, supporting decarbonisation while providing an alternative to fossil-fuel-based thermal energy.
Simon India Limited has signed an MoU with IIT-ISM Dhanbad to collaborate on catalyst and low-carbon process technologies. The partnership aims to drive research and innovation in sustainable industrial processes, supporting India’s broader push toward decarbonisation and advanced clean technology development.
The Union Cabinet has approved ₹14,105.83 crore for the Kalai-II hydroelectric project in Arunachal Pradesh. The project is expected to strengthen India’s renewable base load capacity, support regional development, and enhance long-term energy security through large-scale hydropower generation.
Premier Energies has secured orders worth ₹2,577 crore for supply of 1,600 MW solar cells and modules. The contracts reflect strong demand in India’s domestic solar market and highlight continued momentum in manufacturing and project deployment across utility-scale and commercial segments.
KEC International has secured ₹2,518 crore worth of new orders across transmission, civil, and transportation sectors. The contracts reinforce the company’s EPC capabilities and underline continued investments in power infrastructure and connectivity projects supporting India’s energy transition.
The Cabinet has approved ₹26,069.50 crore for the Kamala hydroelectric project in Arunachal Pradesh. The large-scale project is expected to enhance clean power generation capacity while contributing to grid stability and regional economic development in India’s northeast.
NTPC has signed an MoU with EDF to explore nuclear power development in India. The collaboration aims to support clean baseload generation and diversify India’s low-carbon energy mix, reinforcing nuclear energy’s role in long-term decarbonisation strategies.
India is strengthening hydropower cooperation with Bhutan through high-level engagements and planned projects. The collaboration reflects ongoing regional partnerships aimed at enhancing clean energy trade, improving grid stability, and supporting mutual economic growth through cross-border electricity exchange.
Indian stock markets declined with Sensex and Nifty slipping, while solar and EV stocks showed mixed resilience. The trend reflects broader market volatility alongside selective investor confidence in clean energy sectors, which continue to attract attention despite short-term fluctuations.
Adani Green Energy has formed a joint venture with UAE-based Minerva to expand renewable energy projects in India. The partnership is expected to strengthen project development capabilities and attract international capital into India’s growing clean energy sector.
Tata Power has partnered with Databricks to develop an AI-driven data platform to support its energy transition strategy. The initiative aims to enhance operational efficiency, improve data analytics, and enable smarter decision-making across generation, distribution, and customer engagement.
GSECL has approached GERC for tariff approval for a 45 MW solar project in Bhavnagar. The move reflects ongoing regulatory processes tied to project viability and cost recovery, supporting continued renewable deployment in Gujarat.
GERC has refined its consultant selection framework to strengthen resource adequacy planning in Gujarat. The updated approach aims to improve transparency, efficiency, and quality in regulatory processes supporting long-term energy planning.
APSERC has issued its tariff order for FY 2026–27 to strengthen the power sector framework in Andhra Pradesh. The order aims to balance utility sustainability with consumer interests while supporting continued sector development.
India has surpassed 150 GW of installed solar capacity after adding a record 14.45 GW in Q1 2026. The milestone reflects rapid expansion in both utility-scale and distributed solar, reinforcing India’s position as a global solar leader.
UERC’s latest tariff order for UJVN has introduced measures to strengthen financial discipline while approving annual fixed charges for FY 2026–27. The move aims to ensure utility stability while maintaining regulatory oversight.
India has climbed to third position globally in renewable energy capacity, surpassing Brazil. The achievement reflects consistent growth across solar and wind sectors, supported by policy, investment, and execution momentum.
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