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to getting to closer degrees of cooperation on further projects throughout India and also the Middle East." The win for Saudi Arabia comes also as LONGi sales

Power Infra, an Indian solar plant builder, recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the government of Uttarakhand to construct a 500-MW solar

Power Technologies, an Indian energy solutions provider, has opened a 250-MW solar panel factory in Uttarakhand, with potential to scale up to 1 GW. The

center lies in Kayamkulam, in the bayous of the southwestern Indian state of Kerala. The subsidiary of Indian power company Tata Power Co Ltd

project, which Azure states is the largest of its kind in India's northeastern state, involved building of a solar plant throughout four districts in Assam--

Energy, a renewable energy and also decarbonization remedies platform in India, in behalf of its clients. The official declaration of Partners Group held

et Terre India has successfully completed a 4.096 MWp floating solar installation for Amplus Solar at UltraTech Cement Limited in Awarpur, Maharashtra. The

to grow from March to September, seeing a 52 percent boost in consumers in India, while revenue grew by 101 percent throughout the very same duration.

state, has actually established a new record for the lowest solar tariff in India. With L1 tariffs getting to Rs 1.99/ kWh, the auction defeated the just

Partner Energy (FPE), one of India's leading solar solutions firms has actually revealed a collaboration with Indonesia's energy major, Indika Energy. The

Infrastructure Partners (CIP) and Ampin Energy Transition are expanding their Indian renewable energy partnership by initiating approximately 2 GWp of new

module supply order from Larsen & Toubro for the Khavda solar complex in India, marking a significant achievement for the company. The order involves

hybrid PPA pairing 200 MW of solar with a 100‑MW/400‑MWh battery, among India’s biggest renewable deals this year. The contract delivers firm,

Singapore, Spain, and the united state. It also broke ground in Brazil, India, as well as Indonesia. With 25 new renewable energy projects safeguarded to

India Grid Trust (IndiGrid), the country’s first publicly listed power-sector InvIT, has signed definitive agreements to acquire two fully-operational energy assets from ReNew: the 300-MW AC ReNew Solar Aayan park in Rajasthan and the Koppal–Narendra interstate transmission project in Karnataka. The twin deals carry a combined enterprise value of roughly ₹21.08 billion (≈US $250 million), rising to ₹21.75 billion after working-capital adjustments. Located in Barmer district’s high-irradiation corridor, the solar park has been exporting power since March 2024 under a 25-year power-purchase agreement with Solar Energy Corporation of India at a fixed tariff of ₹2.37 per kWh. Its proximity to ReNew Solar Urja—another 300-MW plant IndiGrid bought last year—offers obvious operational synergies while lifting IndiGrid’s solar portfolio to more than 1 GW. The second asset, Koppal–Narendra Transmission Ltd, comprises about 276 circuit-kilometres of 400-kV lines and 2,500 MVA of transformation capacity, linking renewable-rich Karnataka to the national grid. Commissioned in October 2023 on a build-own-operate-maintain basis, the line is strategically sited to handle rising green-power flows from the southern peninsula. IndiGrid will fund the purchase through a blend of equity issuance, internal accruals and fresh debt, nudging its net-debt-to-assets-under-management ratio to about 62 per cent—still within the trust’s self-imposed ceiling and leaving room for further expansion. Management expects the acquisitions to be immediately accretive to cash yields, underpinned by long-term contracts and stable, regulated returns. “These high-quality, operating projects deepen our presence in two key geographies and reinforce our ambition to own the backbone infrastructure that makes India’s energy transition possible,” managing director Harsh Shah said, adding that the Barmer solar project’s 25-year offtake and the transmission line’s tariff-based structure provide predictable revenue streams. The solar park also benefits from IndiGrid’s existing engineering base in western Rajasthan, promising cost-sharing efficiencies. Completion is subject to customary regulatory and contractual clearances, but IndiGrid expects to close both transactions within this financial year. Once integrated, the InvIT’s portfolio will span 47 power-transmission and renewable assets across 19 Indian states—an expanding footprint that mirrors the country’s race to install 500 GW of non-fossil capacity by 2030.