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have performed comparable work or have plant installment under progress-- in India or outside-- for a cumulative 66% of the complete quote capacity, with a

in Uttar Pradesh while additionally setting sights on increasing across India. The passion has already started to take shape with the said Rs 2000 crore

the Yamuna Expressway Industrial Development Authority.The project supports India's Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM), mandating domestic

India’s state-run NTPC Renewable Energy Ltd (NTPC REL) has opened bidding for the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) of a 300-MW grid-connected solar plant in Goa, inviting qualified partners to deliver one of the coastal state’s largest utility-scale PV projects to date. The tender seeks turnkey support—from detailed design and module supply through civil works, installation, testing and commissioning—ensuring the project can move quickly from award to energization. While specific bid milestones were not disclosed, the scope typically includes power evacuation infrastructure, SCADA integration and performance guarantees aligned with Central Electricity Authority norms. For NTPC Group, the solicitation underscores a sustained pivot to renewables. The company has been accelerating green additions alongside its conventional fleet, using standardized EPC packages to compress timelines and lower balance-of-plant costs. For Goa, where demand peaks with tourism and industry, a 300-MW injection of solar power can help diversify supply, dampen price volatility and reduce reliance on imported fuels during high-load months. Developers weighing participation will focus on land preparation strategy, monsoon-resilient civil design, and logistics for module and inverter deliveries into a compact state with constrained corridors. Grid integration will be central: stable interconnection, reactive power support and compliance with Indian grid codes will shape both technical design and O&M needs. Financiers will watch tariff competitiveness and long-term availability guarantees, which often hinge on module quality, soiling mitigation near the coast, and a data-driven O&M regime. With India pushing toward ambitious renewable targets, the bid could attract a strong field of EPCs and equipment suppliers seeking to deepen their presence in western India.

Indian renewable energy developer ACME Solar Holdings Ltd (BOM:544283) has secured 50 MW of capacity in a competitive 250-MW Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy (FDRE) auction organized by Tata Power’s distribution arm. The developer confirmed it has received a letter of award (LOA) for the allocation at a tariff of INR 4.43 (USD 0.050/EUR 0.043) per kWh. The reverse e-auction was conducted on August 13, 2025, marking another milestone in India’s transition toward flexible renewable energy supply. Under the agreement, ACME Solar will move forward to sign a 25-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Tata Power. Once the contract is finalized, the company will have 24 months to commission the project. The awarded capacity is expected to integrate solar generation with battery energy storage systems (BESS) and potentially other renewable sources to meet dispatchable energy requirements. The FDRE structure places strict performance obligations on developers. ACME will need to guarantee four hours of peak-hour supply with at least 90% monthly availability, ensuring grid reliability and addressing intermittency challenges often linked to renewable energy. This award builds on ACME Solar’s position as one of India’s leading renewable energy companies. The developer, which also provides EPC and operations and maintenance services, already manages an operational portfolio of 2,890 MW spanning solar, wind, storage, and hybrid projects. India has been ramping up efforts to incentivize dispatchable renewable capacity, aligning with its target of 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030. Hybrid projects with storage are seen as a cornerstone in ensuring round-the-clock renewable supply while reducing reliance on coal. For ACME Solar, the win not only expands its renewable portfolio but also reinforces its strategy of leveraging hybrid and storage-backed solutions to deliver firm green power to utilities and industrial consumers.

Indian power producer SJVN Ltd's green energy arm plans to add 4.5 GW of wind and solar parks to supply green hydrogen production for AM Green Ammonia India. The companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for long-term power off-take, with a definitive agreement expected soon. SJVN Green Energy Ltd will install 2.5-3 GW of solar parks and 1.5-2 GW of wind farms in three phases, providing 11,500 million kWh of green electricity annually to AM Ammonia's green ammonia production site in Andhra Pradesh.The Kakinada complex will initially produce one million tonnes of green ammonia per year, with plans to reach five million tonnes by 2030. SJVN Green and AM Ammonia aim to establish a commercial framework for competitive tariffs and returns, potentially including a dollar-denominated tariff for contracted green electricity volumes. What are SJVN Green Energy Ltd's plans for green hydrogen production in India? SJVN Green Energy Ltd plans to add 4.5 GW of wind and solar parks to supply green hydrogen production for AM Green Ammonia India. The companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for long-term power off-take, with a definitive agreement expected soon. SJVN Green Energy Ltd will install 2.5-3 GW of solar parks and 1.5-2 GW of wind farms in three phases. The green electricity generated from these parks will provide 11,500 million kWh annually to AM Ammonia's green ammonia production site in Andhra Pradesh. The Kakinada complex will initially produce one million tonnes of green ammonia per year, with plans to reach five million tonnes by 2030. SJVN Green and AM Ammonia aim to establish a commercial framework for competitive tariffs and returns, potentially including a dollar-denominated tariff for contracted green electricity volumes.  

the heights it achieved 5 years ago, as well as fell considerably behind both India and the U.S.A. Whether 2021 will certainly show to be the 5th successive

with a deal revealed by the firms last year. China's Jinchen, which said India is among its crucial abroad markets, last year secured a deal to provide

market. Originally authorized in November, the PLI scheme develops part of Indian federal government initiatives to reach 280GW of mounted solar by 2030,

Norwegian eco-friendly power producer Scatec ASA (OSL: SCATC) and India's ACME have actually decided to put on hold the 900-MW solar project they previously claimed they were co-developing in India.

Virescent Renewable Energy Trust (VRET), an Indian renewable energy platform backed by global investment company KKR & Co Inc (NYSE: KKR), has accepted get a green energy subsidiary of compatriot Godawari Power as well as Ispat Ltd (BOM: 532734).

Goldi Solar is the chosen supplier for a major project, supplying the modules needed to complete it. With 10 years experience, this is just one example of their success.

QIA acquires 2.5% stake in Adani Green Energy Ltd. for INR 39 billion, through its subsidiary INQ Holding LLC. Adani Green has 8.1 GW of capacity in its operational fleet with a goal to reach 45 GW by 2022.

that Jinko is not backing out from any one of the signed take care of its Indian consumers as a result of the raw product supply scarcity as well as the

firm has likewise collaborated to build a green hydrogen factory with Hygenco India Private Limited. According to the MD, the unit plant will make it possible for