MNRE has clarified that Energy Storage Systems (ESS) used in FDRE projects will not require a No Objection Certificate for selling non-renewable power. This move simplifies regulatory procedures, improves operational flexibility, and enhances hybrid project viability by allowing developers to better manage storage utilization and optimize revenue streams.
SECI is seeking a ₹660 crore loan to finance a 200 MW solar project in Madhya Pradesh. The funding initiative reflects continued government-backed expansion of solar infrastructure, aiming to accelerate capacity addition while ensuring financial closure and timely execution of large-scale renewable projects.
OERC’s draft 2026 regulations introduce Renewable Consumption Obligations and promote distributed solar adoption. The framework aims to increase clean energy usage, empower consumers, and strengthen Odisha’s transition toward decentralized renewable energy systems.
CERC has provided relief to solar developers impacted by transmission planning delays. The decision acknowledges execution challenges and offers regulatory support, helping developers mitigate risks and maintain project timelines amid infrastructure bottlenecks.
Blupine Energy’s FY25 sustainability report highlights its achievement of Scope 1 and Scope 2 carbon neutrality. The company continues to advance its net-zero strategy through renewable investments and operational efficiencies, reinforcing its commitment to climate action.
The incoming ELECRAMA 2027 chairman emphasized electrification as central to India’s energy security. Expanding electricity access and infrastructure is seen as critical for reducing fossil fuel dependence and supporting economic growth.
Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi inaugurated AMPIN Jupiter’s solar manufacturing facility in Bhubaneswar. The plant is expected to boost local manufacturing, create jobs, and strengthen the state’s role in India’s renewable energy supply chain.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted India’s record solar capacity addition, showcasing the country’s rapid progress in renewable energy deployment. The milestone underscores India’s leadership in global clean energy transition efforts.
Onward Solar Power Pvt Ltd received recognition for project turnaround excellence at India Solar Week 2026. The award highlights the company’s operational efficiency and ability to deliver projects under challenging timelines.
GoodWe has strengthened its India market presence through a strategic distribution partnership. The collaboration aims to enhance product availability and support growing demand for solar inverters across the country.
Genex Technocrats LLP has been recognized with the Technology of the Year award for its AI-based solar monitoring solution at India Solar Week 2026. The innovation improves performance tracking and operational efficiency.
Citicore has launched a solar plant in Pangasinan, boosting clean energy capacity in the Philippines. The project reflects growing renewable investments in Southeast Asia.
Vikram Solar has surpassed 10 GW in cumulative capacity, marking a major milestone in its growth journey. The achievement reinforces its global position in solar manufacturing and project development.
APTEL has ordered interest payments on refunds in a solar delay case while limiting the scope of review petitions. The ruling provides clarity on financial liabilities in project delays.
The Telangana Electricity Regulatory Commission’s FY27 tariff order balances DISCOM finances, consumer tariffs, and supply reliability, ensuring sector stability amid evolving energy demands.
CERC has upheld its earlier ruling, dismissing NTL’s claim related to a transmission outage caused by road expansion work, reinforcing regulatory consistency.
HPERC has finalized its Conduct of Business Amendment 2026, retaining revised filing fees despite stakeholder objections, aiming to streamline regulatory processes.
KERC has revised the Average Power Purchase Cost to ₹6.73/unit and ordered truing-up for renewable payments, ensuring financial alignment in Karnataka’s power sector.
Green energy stocks remained resilient despite a broader market decline, with the Sensex dropping nearly 1% on April 13, 2026. The trend reflects investor confidence in the sector’s long-term growth.
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