India renewables capacity
India to craft carbon credit trading scheme
This will support the country’s goal to cut emission intensity.
India to craft carbon credit trading scheme
This will support the country’s goal to cut emission intensity.
Avaada Group secures $1b for green hydrogen, ammonia development
The investment came from Brookfield Renewable.
Tata Power unit, ADB enter $18.2m deal to improve Delhi power distribution
This will involve grid enhancements and integrating BESS.
India to issue 50GW of renewable energy tenders annually: MNRE
This is in pursuit of its 2030 target.
Bundelkhand’s 8 solar park projects get green light
The solar parks have a total capacity of 4,995 megawatts.
India’s renewable equipment manufacturing to face headwinds
The market has taken strides to encourage domestic manufacturing of solar equipment.
What could be expected from India’s Green Hydrogen Mission?
The Union Cabinet approved the National Green Hydrogen Mission in January.
SJVN to develop 200MW solar project in Maharashtra
It will be constructed for 18 months.
India inks deal with 4 countries for bilateral RE cooperation promotion
It signed agreements with Australia, Finland, Germany, and the UAE.
Installed renewables capacity in India reaches over 168GW
This includes 63GW of solar power and 46GW of large hydro amongst others.
Renewable energy tenders in India are ‘off-track’: report
This could hold back its pursuit to reach its 2030 target.
Greenko, John Cockerill to develop India’s Green Ammonia plant
The project is expected to be commissioned by 2024.
How much India can save in clean energy shift
The market plans to add 76GW of solar and wind power by 2025.
Why India is a key investment destination for renewables
Key policies open the market for global and domestic investors.
What India’s 537GW renewables capacity target needs
This is in line with its goal to achieve 50% cumulative installed capacity by 2030.
Greenko to develop 11GWh pumped storage
It is investing around $1.2b for the project.
India’s wind capacity rises by 26%
The market added 1.85GW of new capacity.
Commentary
Offshore wind power needs Singapore’s expertise as Asia’s reliance on fossil fuels rises