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7.8 billion (USD 92.7 million) to build a 150-MW solar park in Maharashtra, India, for a public sector utility. The turnkey project will be executed over 15

capabilities in response to increasing demand, particularly with the Indian government's mandate for solar developers to exclusively use domestically

a 150-MW solar park in Maharashtra, emphasizing the company's growing role in India’s renewable energy sector. How does Gensol's latest contract impact its

Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) has issued another tender, seeking PV developers to help develop 1.5GW of solar projects across the country. This

Sterling and Wilson Solar (SWSL) will be the first Indian solar company to go public. It expects to raise Rs 3152 crore ($470 million), with a price

in Japan and, together with EDF Renewables, has 716 MW of project capacity in India, developed by joint venture EDEN Renewables

solutions provider, is set to construct a 35-MWp photovoltaic park in Gujarat, India. This initiative aims to address the increasing demand for clean energy within

power. In December 2022, the NTT Group, the largest data center player in India a global leader in supplying individuals, consumers, as well as areas

million to set up an electric vehicle (EV) charger factory in Uttar Pradesh, India. The initiative is in line with the Uttar Pradesh Electric Vehicle

leach instead of acid.Lithium battery recycling is gaining momentum in India with firms such as Lohum and Attero claiming to deliver pharma-grade lithium

will exceed 500MW of cumulative FPV installments by 2031, with Indonesia, India and China comprising nearly 70% of the overall FPV demand in 2022. The

expand its US manufacturing capabilities and commission its first factory in India in the second half of 2023, adding 3.4 GW of new nameplate annual capacity.

have taken two years to be finalized and could serve as a benchmark for Indian regulators, especially in East India where floating solar is seen as a

company of Actis, has secured all funds for a 120-MW solar project in Gujarat, India. The financial closing was made possible through a debt financing deal with

Indian renewable energy company ReNew Energy Global Plc has inaugurated a 400-MW solar farm in Rajasthan as part of a larger 600-MW solar project. The plant benefits from a 25-year power purchase agreement with the Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited, with a tariff set at INR 2.18 per kilowatt-hour. The mega-plant is expected to generate around 1,331 million units of electricity annually and will spread over 2,000 acres of land in multiple villages.The remaining 200 MW of the project is set to start power production by October. ReNew founder and CEO Sumant Sinha expressed pride in completing the project in record time, enough to power 300,000 households. The company has significant investments in Rajasthan, including a 4 GW solar module manufacturing facility in Jaipur, and is committed to expanding its portfolio in the state in the coming years. What are the key details of ReNew Energy Global's new 400-MW solar farm in Rajasthan? ReNew Energy Global Plc has inaugurated a 400-MW solar farm in Rajasthan as part of a larger 600-MW solar project The plant benefits from a 25-year power purchase agreement with the Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited The tariff for the solar farm is set at INR 2.18 per kilowatt-hour The mega-plant is expected to generate around 1,331 million units of electricity annually The solar farm will spread over 2,000 acres of land in multiple villages The remaining 200 MW of the project is set to start power production by October ReNew founder and CEO Sumant Sinha expressed pride in completing the project in record time, enough to power 300,000 households The company has significant investments in Rajasthan, including a 4 GW solar module manufacturing facility in Jaipur ReNew Energy Global is committed to expanding its portfolio in the state in the coming years.