TrueRE Oriana Power has signed a long-term green ammonia purchase agreement with SECI, marking a major step for India’s green hydrogen push. The deal covers annual supply of 60,000 tonnes at a discovered price of ₹52.25 per kg, with a total value of about ₹3,135 crore over ten years, linking production directly to fertilizer-sector demand.
Serentica Renewables has signed a 32 MW RTC hybrid PPA with Sanathan Polycot, extending clean power adoption into India’s textile value chain. The agreement signals rising industrial appetite for reliable round-the-clock renewable energy, where corporates now want both sustainability gains and dependable supply as decarbonisation moves from commitment to execution.
Inox Clean Energy is set to acquire Vibrant Energy’s 1,337 MW portfolio in a ₹5,000 crore transaction, strengthening its commercial and industrial renewable platform. The deal underscores how scale, operating assets, and C&I offtake depth are becoming central to portfolio strategy, as developers race to build larger integrated clean energy businesses in India.
PFC has transferred South Kalamb Power Transmission Limited to Adani Energy Solutions after competitive bidding, with the transaction completed on March 30, 2026. The SPV was created to implement the network expansion scheme for drawal of power at the South Kalamb substation, reinforcing the ongoing pipeline of competitively awarded transmission infrastructure in India.
NTPC has completed a major battery storage auction tied to multiple thermal power stations, with 2,334 MWh of awarded capacity under Lot-I. The broader project is designed as a 500 MW/2,000 MWh BESS program spanning Karnataka, Maharashtra, Bihar, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana, highlighting how storage is increasingly being integrated into conventional power locations.
Coal India and Sarus Infrastructures have emerged as winners in TGGENCO’s 375 MW/1,500 MWh standalone BESS auction in Telangana. Each company secured 187.5 MW/750 MWh, with projects planned at Choutuppal and Maheswaram substations. The award reflects growing utility confidence in storage as a tool for grid balancing and renewable energy integration.
Bharat Coking Coal Limited has invited bids for a 25 MW AC / 35 MWp DC solar project at the Dugdha-II site in Dhanbad. The turnkey scope includes design, construction, commissioning, and ten years of O&M. The tender shows how coal-linked companies are steadily adding renewable assets to diversify operations and reduce carbon intensity.
EESL has issued bids for a lithium iron phosphate battery energy storage project, adding momentum to India’s storage deployment cycle. The tender includes design, engineering, procurement, installation, testing, commissioning, and bidirectional power conditioning systems. It also signals continued preference for proven LFP chemistry where safety, lifecycle, and operational reliability remain key priorities.
CERC has announced a phased reform of deviation settlement rules for wind and solar, with implementation beginning April 1, 2026 and tightening over five years. The framework shifts assessment from available capacity toward scheduled generation, bringing renewable generators closer to conventional-style discipline and likely increasing focus on forecasting, scheduling, and balancing tools.
PFCCL has invited bids for a 400 kV GIS switching station project in Thane, Maharashtra, under the BOOT model. The move adds another transmission opportunity to India’s competitive project pipeline and points to continued grid strengthening around major demand centers, where evacuation readiness and switching infrastructure are becoming increasingly important for system reliability.
NTPC has added 50.7 MW of renewable capacity in Gujarat through project milestones achieved by NTPC Green Energy-linked entities. The developments are tied to Ayana Renewable Power Four and the ONGC NTPC Green joint venture structure, showing how layered partnerships and subsidiaries are continuing to drive incremental renewable additions across India’s utility-scale pipeline.
NTPC Green Energy has signed an MoU with PTC India to strengthen renewable power sales in India. The partnership will explore bilateral and market-based routes for green power offtake, combining generation capability with trading expertise. It reflects a broader market shift toward smarter commercialization models as clean power volumes continue to scale.
Adani Green has commissioned 360.5 MW of renewable energy capacity and 1,376 MWh of BESS across Gujarat and Rajasthan. The portfolio includes 137.5 MW of solar at Bandha and 223 MW in Khavda, combining solar and wind additions. The rollout underlines how renewable-plus-storage execution is becoming central to next-phase utility-scale growth.
Deye’s residential energy storage system has achieved dual certification for ECHONET Lite and ECHONET Lite AIF, enabling smoother integration with Japan’s smart home and HEMS ecosystems. The milestone strengthens product interoperability, allowing households to manage storage, PV, air conditioning, and lighting through unified digital control and reinforcing the value of connected residential energy platforms.
Adani Green Energy said it added 5,051 MW during FY2025-26, taking total operational capacity to 19.3 GW. The company described this as the largest annual greenfield capacity addition globally outside China. The new mix includes solar, wind, and hybrid capacity, highlighting execution scale as a defining competitive advantage in India’s renewable market.
CleanMax and STT GDC have signed a 21 MWp solar PPA for Chennai data centres, bringing renewable sourcing deeper into India’s digital infrastructure story. The agreement reflects how data centre operators are increasingly pairing growth with sustainability-linked procurement, using long-term clean energy contracts to reduce emissions while managing rising electricity demand from expanding facilities.
India has formalised a set of green ammonia purchase and supply agreements under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, covering 11 projects and backed by the Department of Fertilizers. The exchange took place in New Delhi in the presence of ministers J. P. Nadda and Pralhad Joshi, giving further policy-backed momentum to fertilizer-sector decarbonisation.
NTPC Green Energy Limited Group has crossed 10 GW of installed capacity following fresh commercial operations at its Khavda renewable projects. The company said 78.02 MW under Khavda-I and 90 MW under Khavda-II became operational effective March 31, 2026. The milestone further cements NTPC’s accelerated transition into large-scale renewable execution.
Adani Green has reiterated its FY26 clean energy scale-up by reporting more than 5 GW of annual capacity addition, taking its total operating portfolio to 19.3 GW. The milestone reinforces the company’s position as India’s largest renewable energy player and reflects how scale, commissioning speed, and project integration are reshaping sector leadership.
Shri Burra Vamsi Rama Mohan has been appointed Chairman and Managing Director of Powergrid, marking an important leadership change at one of India’s most strategic power transmission companies. The appointment comes at a time when the grid is expanding rapidly to support renewable integration, transmission modernization, and the next wave of interstate infrastructure growth.
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