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Energy Regulatory Commission Caps REC Cost Recovery For Philippine Distribution Utilities Under RPS

The Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) clarified the treatment of Renewable Energy Certificate (REC) purchase costs under the Renewable Portfolio Standards (RPS). A market-based price cap allows full cost recovery for REC purchases at or below the lowest verified price, while higher costs must be absorbed by utilities. This is a transitional measure.

KERC Proposes Unified Electricity Supply Regulations 2026 For Karnataka

The Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission has proposed new draft regulations to streamline electricity supply management in the state. These regulations will unify various existing rules, specify voltage levels based on contracted load, and introduce stricter timelines for new connections. Stakeholders are invited to provide feedback within 30 days of publication.

Taiwan Announces 2026 Renewable Energy Feed-In Tariffs Across Solar, Wind And Other Sources

Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs has set the 2026 feed-in tariffs for various renewable energy projects, including solar, wind, biomass, and geothermal. The tariffs vary by project size and type, aiming to foster investment in clean energy. The updated framework enhances clarity for developers and aligns with Taiwan's clean energy goals.

KSERC Seeks Technical Clarity On 59.2 MW Renewable Grid Connectivity In Kerala

The Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission has instructed KSEB Ltd. and INKEL Limited to provide more technical details in a dispute regarding grid connectivity for renewable energy projects in Kerala. INKEL challenges KSEB's restrictions on capacity, arguing for a reassessment based on technical factors. The Commission seeks to expedite resolution amid concerns over project delays.

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Waaree Renewable Technologies Secures LOA for 291 MWp Solar PV and 280 MWh BESS Project

Waaree Renewable Technologies Limited has received a Letter of Award for a significant solar and energy storage project from an Indian thermal power company. The project involves a 291 MWp solar installation coupled with a 280 MWh Battery Energy Storage System, set for completion in FY 2027–28, enhancing India's renewable energy infrastructure.

Søby Solar Park to Supply Renewable Power to Four Companies Under Fixed-Price PPAs

Søby Energipark in Denmark will produce approximately 53.7 GWh of renewable electricity annually through Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with four companies, enhancing price stability and reducing exposure to market fluctuations. Plans to integrate a battery energy storage system aim to further optimize energy production and grid stability in the future.

Suzlon Breaks Ground on 1,325 MW Wind Projects in Andhra Pradesh, Targets INR 10,500 Crore Investment

Suzlon Group has begun construction on 1,325 MW of wind energy projects in Andhra Pradesh, promising an investment of ₹10,500 crore and creating 1,600 jobs. This initiative reinforces the company's long-term partnership with the state and supports its renewable energy ambitions, while also addressing rising energy needs from expanding industries.

POWERCHINA Advances Cambodia’s 230 kV National Grid Expansion as Skun Substation Main Transformer Enters Trial Operation

POWERCHINA has energized the main transformer at the Skun Substation, a significant step in the Cambodia National Grid 230 kV Substation Project. This milestone initiates a trial operation phase to ensure performance stability, enhancing electricity supply in central Cambodia and supporting regional development. The project strengthens infrastructure ties between China and Cambodia.

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BERC Approves Uniform SOP For Service Cable Replacement During Smart Meter Installation In Bihar

The Bihar Electricity Regulatory Commission (BERC) approved a joint SOP by SBPDCL and NBPDCL for replacing service cables during smart prepayment meter installations. Issued on August 20, 2026, the SOP aims for uniform assessment criteria without automatic replacements, enhancing accountability and technical oversight while ensuring transparency in Bihar's smart metering rollout.

Brookfield Renewable to Issue C$750 Million Green Medium-Term Notes to Fund Eligible Investments

Brookfield Renewable is set to issue C$750 million in medium-term notes under its Green Financing Framework to support eligible investments. This includes C$400 million in Series 21 Notes due in 2036 and C$350 million in Series 22 Notes due in 2031, with expected closing around August 24, 2026.

MAHAPREIT Invites Bids For 2 MW Rooftop Solar Projects With BESS In Nagpur

Mahatma Phule Renewable Energy & Infrastructure Technology Limited has issued a tender for the development of two 1 MW rooftop solar PV projects with Battery Energy Storage Systems in Nagpur, Maharashtra. Bids are due by September 10, 2026, with a pre-bid meeting on September 1. The selected developer will manage operations for 25 years.

Engineering the Energy Transition: Kiran Kumar of ENGIE on Building Smarter Renewable Infrastructure

India's renewable energy sector is evolving, emphasising effective engineering and integration as it targets 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030. Key challenges include grid complexity and safety. Innovative strategies such as hybrid systems, advanced controls, and AI-driven technologies are crucial for enhancing performance, reliability, and adaptation to diverse conditions.

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Engineering the Energy Transition: Kiran Kumar of ENGIE on Building Smarter Renewable Infrastructure

India's renewable energy sector is evolving, emphasising effective engineering and integration as it targets 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030. Key challenges include grid complexity and safety. Innovative strategies such as hybrid systems, advanced controls, and AI-driven technologies are crucial for enhancing performance, reliability, and adaptation to diverse conditions.

Building the Grid for India’s Next Energy Era: Amit Dutta on Transmission, Renewables and Engineering

India's power transmission has transformed from fragmented networks to a vast interconnected grid, supporting substantial renewable energy growth. Amit Dutta from Jyoti Structures Ltd discusses this evolution, highlighting the increased need for high-capacity corridors and engineering advancements to efficiently manage geographically dispersed renewable generation and ensure effective grid expansion.

Dr. Florian Wessendorf on the Middle East’s Next Solar Growth Era Powered by Storage, AI and Smart Grids

The Middle East is swiftly becoming a significant solar energy market, driven by government targets, rising demand, and investment in clean energy. Key developments include energy storage, smart grids, and the use of AI for enhanced efficiency. Intersolar Middle East aims to unite stakeholders to advance the region's energy transition effectively.

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Australia’s Grid Reliability Strengthens As Record Clean Energy And Storage Capacity Comes Online

Australia's power grid is becoming increasingly reliable due to significant growth in renewable energy and storage capacity, with 40 GW of new projects planned. AEMO reports no reliability gaps for 2027–30, aided by rooftop solar and government initiatives. However, timely project completion is vital as electricity demand, particularly from data centres, is set to rise.

IRENA Warns Of Solar PV Waste Surge, Urges Circular Economy Action As Global Capacity Soars—Report

IRENA warns that the rapid increase in solar photovoltaic capacity will pose significant end-of-life waste challenges, with projections of over 200 million tonnes of retired panels by 2050. Circular economy practices, including reduction, reuse, and recycling, are essential. Governments and the solar industry must prepare to manage this impending waste crisis effectively.

India Targets Indigenous SCADA Systems For Power Grid By 2030—CEA Report

India is initiating a plan to reduce reliance on foreign SCADA systems by developing domestic alternatives to enhance energy security and technological self-reliance. A committee will establish a phased roadmap from 2026 to 2029, focusing on localizing SCADA technologies and promoting indigenous capabilities while addressing cybersecurity risks and supply chain issues.

India’s Renewable Energy Generation Rises 17.27% In July 2026, Crosses 38,497 MU

In July 2026, India's renewable energy generation, excluding large hydropower, reached 38,497.76 million units, marking a 17.27% increase from the previous year. Solar and wind power accounted for almost 96.14% of this total. The sector's growth demonstrates India's commitment to achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030.
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Building the Grid for India’s Next Energy Era: Amit Dutta on Transmission, Renewables and Engineering

India's power transmission has transformed from fragmented networks to a vast interconnected grid, supporting substantial renewable energy growth. Amit Dutta from Jyoti Structures Ltd discusses this evolution, highlighting the increased need for high-capacity corridors and engineering advancements to efficiently manage geographically dispersed renewable generation and ensure effective grid expansion.

MNRE Deactivates 66 PM Surya Ghar Vendors Over Rooftop Solar Application Backlog

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has suspended 66 vendors under the PM Surya Ghar Yojana for a month due to excessive pending rooftop solar applications. This action aims to reduce backlog, enhance project execution, and expedite government subsidy distribution. Vendors must improve efficiency to avoid further deactivation.

Source Energy And Fraunhofer Develop Low-Cost Silicon Solar Arrays For Commercial Satellites

Source Energy, in collaboration with Germany’s Fraunhofer Institute, is developing cost-effective space-grade silicon solar arrays for satellites. These arrays utilize proven silicon technology, featuring automated production processes that cut costs and delivery times. The modules boast high efficiency and durability, ensuring reliable power for the growing commercial satellite industry.