Adani Enterprises submitted three applications for urea projects. Gallantt Ispat applied for a direct reduced iron and syngas project, while NTPC proposed a synthetic natural gas project
India’s clean energy transition will require around USD 500 billion by 2030, with data centres, green hydrogen, storage and transmission driving investment needs
India’s expanding AI and data-centre ecosystem could create fresh investment opportunities across power generation, transmission, storage and energy efficiency as electricity demand rises
Rising CBG blending targets are putting pressure on CGD networks, with producers seeking reliable routes to market and stronger connectivity between production sites and demand centres
Supply constraints, aggregation gaps and logistics costs emerge as hurdles to scaling biomass co-firing in India
The trend has continued in the current financial year, with imports at 1.7 million tonnes during April-June 2026-27, Minister of State for Coal and Mines Satish Chandra Dubey informed the Rajya Sabha
"The Middle East conflict serves as a wake-up call for the energy sector. It is a significant moment because countries and consumers are being forced to rethink their energy strategies"
Industry reaction suggests the Quad’s latest initiatives are being viewed not merely as diplomatic coordination, but as a potential enabler for India’s energy transition through more secure access
While rejecting a broad extension, MNRE has created a case-by-case exemption mechanism for projects that can demonstrate substantial progress before June 1
KKR-backed clean energy firm secures one of the largest funding rounds in India's renewable sector to accelerate capacity addition, refinance debt and strengthen project execution
Public sector lenders and financial institutions deployed Rs 12.32 lakh crore to support renewable energy projects over twelve years
The result is an ecosystem that is becoming increasingly efficient at assembling EVs without fully controlling the technologies that power them
The industry's next phase will be determined by whether the country can make charging more accessible, build dependable service networks beyond major cities
According to JMK Research & Analytics, India installed 960.88 MW of residential rooftop solar capacity under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana during June 2026
The move comes at a crucial juncture. India has already crossed 150 GW of installed solar capacity and is pursuing an ambitious target of 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030.
