India renewables capacity
SECI launches India’s largest solar-battery hybrid project
The power generated from the project will be supplied to the state of Chhattisgarh.
SECI launches India’s largest solar-battery hybrid project
The power generated from the project will be supplied to the state of Chhattisgarh.
India needs 12 GW of storage capacity in FY2024
This will be increasing to 70 GW in FY2030.
ADB approves $147m loan for 400 MW solar project development in India
The project will supply electricity to the state-owned power distributor.
Solarpack, SECI ink 25-year PPA
SECI will be supplied with power from the 410 MW solar plant in Rajasthan.
CIP starts construction of 300 MW India onshore wind project
The project will be completed by the end of 2025.
ReNew sells 300 MW solar project in India
The project started operations in December 2021.
SJVN switches on 75 MW solar project
The project has a power purchase deal with the Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation.
India’s hydroelectric firm to invest in 750 MW pumped hydro storage project
The company aims to allocate $481.3m for the proposed project.
Amazon to develop 198 MW wind farm in India
The company’s renewable capacity in India exceeds 1.1 gigawatts.
NLC India incorporates subsidiary for RE projects
The subsidiary aims to reach 5 GW capacity by 2030.
India to pilot 100 MW green hydrogen storage
This will bring the round-the-clock renewable energy cost to $0.072 (INR6) per unit.
India’s solar capacity reaches nearly 70.1 GW
The country is yet to maximise its solar potential of 748,990 MW.
Coal India subsidiary to build 600MW solar project
The solar projects will cost over $121.76m.
World Bank provides $1.5b support for India’s energy transition
It will support the growth of renewable energy and green hydrogen development.
SJVN, Maharashtra power generation firm to develop 5,000MW renewable projects
They will explore the feasibility of various projects including hydro and pumped storage.
SECI to provide 600MW wind power to GRIDCO Odisha
The two companies entered into a power sale agreement.
India’s RE capacity reaches 301GW
Around 172GW of the total had already been deployed.
Commentary
Offshore wind power needs Singapore’s expertise as Asia’s reliance on fossil fuels rises