Cabinet Approves ₹2,584.6 Cr Small Hydro Scheme to Add 1,500 MW The Union Cabinet has approved a ₹2,584.6 crore small hydro power scheme aimed at adding 1,500 MW capacity across India. The initiative is expected to boost decentralized renewable generation, support energy access in remote areas, and contribute to India’s clean energy targets while encouraging private sector participation and local employment generation.
STQC & NISE Sign MoU to Strengthen Solar Testing Ecosystem The Standardisation Testing and Quality Certification (STQC) Directorate and NISE have signed an MoU to enhance India’s solar testing and certification ecosystem. The collaboration aims to improve quality assurance, standardization, and reliability of solar products, supporting domestic manufacturing growth and ensuring higher performance benchmarks across India’s expanding renewable energy sector.
MNRE Invites Bids to Strengthen Renewable Energy Portal Operations MNRE has invited bids to enhance the functionality and operations of the National Renewable Energy Portal. The initiative aims to streamline digital infrastructure, improve data management, and support better monitoring of renewable projects, reinforcing transparency and efficiency in India’s growing clean energy ecosystem.
Power Ministry Notifies Electricity Amendment Rules 2026 The Ministry of Power has notified Electricity Amendment Rules 2026 to simplify captive power regulations and accelerate renewable adoption. The revised framework reduces compliance barriers, encourages group captive models, and aims to boost investments in clean energy while enabling industries to transition toward cost-effective and sustainable power procurement.
Tata Power-DDL Strengthens Summer Preparedness in Delhi Tata Power Delhi Distribution Limited has implemented measures to handle rising summer demand in North Delhi. The company is enhancing grid reliability through infrastructure upgrades, load forecasting, and contingency planning, ensuring uninterrupted supply and improved service quality during peak consumption periods.
GERC Fixes ₹0.76/kWh Additional Surcharge for Open Access Consumers The Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved an additional surcharge of ₹0.76/kWh for open access consumers for April–September 2026. The move aims to address fixed cost recovery challenges of distribution companies while maintaining grid stability and balancing the financial impact of open access adoption.
CERC Approves Gadag Transmission Line, Rejects Deadline Extension CERC has approved the development of a transmission line project in Gadag while rejecting a request for deadline extension. The decision underscores the regulator’s emphasis on timely execution of critical grid infrastructure projects to ensure reliability and facilitate renewable energy integration.
GERC Approves ₹2.95/kWh Solar Tariff Under PM-KUSUM GERC has approved a tariff of ₹2.95/kWh under the PM-KUSUM scheme to promote farmer-led solar projects in Gujarat. The framework aims to encourage decentralized solar generation, improve rural incomes, and strengthen agricultural energy security through sustainable power solutions.
CERC Proposes Dynamic Congestion Charges for Power Markets CERC has proposed introducing dynamic congestion charges to improve grid discipline and efficiency in India’s evolving power markets. The mechanism is expected to reflect real-time grid conditions, optimize transmission usage, and support better price discovery in electricity trading.
Bharat Electricity Summit 2026 to Convene Global Power Leaders The Bharat Electricity Summit 2026 will bring together global energy leaders, policymakers, and industry stakeholders in New Delhi. The event aims to foster dialogue on power sector reforms, clean energy transition, and emerging technologies shaping India’s future electricity landscape.
PM Modi Highlights India’s Growing Power Ecosystem Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India’s rapidly evolving power ecosystem and commitment to sustainable energy. He highlighted advancements in renewable capacity, infrastructure expansion, and policy support driving the nation toward energy security and global climate leadership.
Saatvik Green Energy Supports Healthcare with New Blood Center Saatvik Green Energy Limited has supported the establishment of a new blood center at Dr. Jai Dev Memorial Rotary Ambala Hospital. The initiative reflects the company’s commitment to social responsibility, strengthening regional healthcare infrastructure alongside its renewable energy operations.
Green Ports Initiative Accelerates Decarbonisation of Port Operations India’s Green Ports initiative is driving decarbonisation through electrification, renewable integration, and energy efficiency measures. The program aims to reduce emissions across port operations, aligning maritime infrastructure with national climate goals and sustainable logistics practices.
Solarium Green’s 1 GW Facility Boosts Module Manufacturing Ecosystem Solarium Green Energy’s upcoming 1 GW manufacturing facility signals growing momentum in India’s solar module ecosystem. The project aims to strengthen domestic supply chains, reduce import dependency, and support the country’s ambitious renewable capacity expansion plans.
Sorigin Re Services Secures First Standalone BESS Project in Rajasthan Sorigin Re Services has secured its first standalone battery energy storage system project in Rajasthan. The development marks a key milestone in the company’s expansion into grid-scale storage, supporting renewable integration and enhancing grid reliability in high solar penetration regions.
Ecofy Raises $42 Million to Expand Clean Energy Financing Ecofy has raised $42 million in equity funding to scale retail financing for clean energy solutions. The capital will be used to expand access to solar, EVs, and energy-efficient technologies, accelerating adoption among households and small businesses.
MHA Deploys Rooftop Solar Across CAPF Premises The Ministry of Home Affairs is rolling out rooftop solar installations across CAPF facilities nationwide. The initiative aims to reduce energy costs, enhance sustainability, and promote clean energy adoption within government infrastructure.
NTPC Commissions 165 MW Solar Capacity at Khavda-II Project NTPC Limited has commissioned 165 MW of solar capacity at its Khavda-II project in Gujarat. The milestone strengthens NTPC’s renewable portfolio and contributes to India’s ambitious clean energy targets while leveraging one of the country’s largest solar parks.
Kerala IT Hub Utility Reports Lower Surplus Amid Efficiency Concerns A power utility serving Kerala’s IT hub has reported a decline in surplus, citing cost-cutting measures and operational efficiency concerns. The development highlights financial and performance challenges faced by utilities amid evolving demand and energy transition pressures.
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