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UERC Rejects UJVN Review, Upholds Renewable Energy And BESS Trading Margins In Uttarakhand

The Uttarakhand Electricity Regulatory Commission (UERC) upheld its decision on trading margins for renewable energy and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), rejecting UJVN Ltd.'s review petition. UERC maintained the margins set in the 2025 regulations, ruling that any adjustments require a formal amendment process and found no valid grounds for UJVN's appeal.

RERC Recognizes GST Hike As Change In Law For 600 MW Solar Project In Rajasthan

The Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission ruled in favor of ReNew Hans Urja, acknowledging the GST hike on renewable equipment as a valid "Change in Law." The Commission directed a joint financial reconciliation of the tax impact between ReNew and SECI, with compensation to the solar generator pending verification of additional costs.

KSERC Ratifies Nine KSEB Power Banking And Swap Arrangements In Kerala

The Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved nine power banking and swap arrangements by Kerala State Electricity Board to manage electricity demand and availability from July 2025 to May 2026. These arrangements utilized surplus hydroelectric power and addressed short-term peak demand, optimizing grid stability and operational efficiency.

Kerala Regulator Ratifies 103% Power Banking Deal With Chhattisgarh

The Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission approved a power banking arrangement between KSEBL and CSPDCL, allowing KSEBL to supply surplus electricity during monsoon and receive a return during lean periods. This agreement, fostering efficient resource use, facilitated 102.50 million units supplied and a 105.575 million unit return, meeting regulatory compliance.

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U.S. Orders Emergency Operation Of Wagner Unit 4 To Protect Mid-Atlantic Grid Reliability

U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright has issued an emergency order to ensure electricity reliability in the mid-Atlantic region by allowing the continued operation of Wagner Generating Station's Unit 4 beyond normal limits. This decision addresses potential power shortages expected during high demand periods, effective from August 20 to November 17, 2026.

Oyster Renewable Signs Binding Term Sheet With Kutch Chemical for 25.2 MW Wind-Solar Hybrid RTC Project in Gujarat

Oyster Renewable has signed a term sheet with Kutch Chemical Industries to provide 25.2 MW of round-the-clock renewable power via a wind-solar hybrid project in Gujarat. This initiative aims to generate over 108,000 MWh of annual renewable electricity and reduce CO2 emissions by 85,000 tonnes, enhancing sustainability for industrial clients.

FAGMIL Invites Bids For 2.52 MW Solar Project Under PM-KUSUM In Rajasthan

FCI Aravali Gypsum and Minerals India Limited has opened bids for a 2.52 MW AC solar power project in Rajasthan under the PM-KUSUM Scheme. The project requires developers to provide land, financing, and more, with a minimum electricity generation guarantee. Bids are due by August 28, 2026, with completion expected by March 31, 2027.

Mahindra Susten Secures INR 875 Crore Financing For 150.80 MW Maharashtra Hybrid Project

Mahindra Susten has achieved financial closure for its 150.80 MW hybrid renewable energy project in Maharashtra, securing ₹875 crore from India Exim Bank. This milestone enhances the company's role in India's clean energy sector, reflecting confidence in the project's viability and supporting the transition to sustainable energy sources.

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SJVN Green Energy Invites Bids For 1,000 MW Solar Projects In Punjab And Rajasthan

SJVN Green Energy Limited is seeking bids for the development of up to 1,000 MWac solar PV projects in Punjab and Rajasthan. The projects will be EPC-based and under a Power Purchase Agreement with PSPCL. Bidders can propose capacities in increments of 250 MWac, with specific land and financial prerequisites outlined.

Tata Power-DDL Sees 93% Digital Bill Payments As Self-Service Adoption Surges

Tata Power-DDL has experienced substantial growth in digital payments and self-service usage, with over 95% of consumers paying bills digitally in FY 2025-26. Digital transactions increased significantly, while non-digital payments declined. The utility focuses on advanced customer services, smart meters, and predictive analytics to enhance customer experience and operational efficiency.

Arevon Commissions 300 MW/1,200 MWh Nighthawk Energy Storage Project in California

Arevon Energy, Inc. has launched its 300 MW/1,200 MWh Nighthawk Energy Storage Project in Poway, California, which is its largest project and a key energy storage facility in the San Diego area. This lithium iron phosphate battery system enhances grid reliability and can power 385,000 homes for four hours, supporting regional infrastructure and community initiatives.

Alpex Solar Reports 32% Revenue Growth in Q1 FY27 as Solar Cell Manufacturing Facility Nears Production

Alpex Solar Limited experienced a 32.37% increase in operating revenue to ₹503.42 crore in Q1 FY27, driven by market demand and expansion. EBITDA rose by 20.92%, but Profit After Tax fell to ₹39.86 crore. The company’s new solar cell facility is set to enhance its manufacturing capacity and market position.

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Shaping India’s Renewable Energy Story, One Partnership at a Time – Julian Thomas, Portfolio Director – Energy & Battery Sector – Informa Markets India...

REI Expo has grown into Asia's largest renewable energy exhibition. What factors have contributed to its continued growth and relevance over the years? The Renewable...

Jinko Solar’s Kazhimukhan Amangaliev on Driving Greater Value with Tiger Neo 3.0

As utility-scale solar projects grow in Central Asia and Africa, Jinko Solar's Tiger Neo 3.0 modules enhance energy yields, reduce levelized cost of electricity (LCOE), and ensure long-term reliability in harsh climates. With high efficiency and bifacial performance, they help developers maximise project economics while offering tailored technical support and localised services.

Inside Deye’s Strategy for India’s Growing ESS and EV Charging Market with Bharat Singh

Deye is expanding its technology portfolio in India, focusing on advancing energy storage and EV charging solutions. With innovative low-voltage and high-voltage products, they target residential, commercial, and industrial customers, enhancing energy efficiency and sustainability. Deye's integrated EV charging system uses solar power to support clean energy initiatives, adapting to evolving market demands.

Strengthening Energy Independence in East Africa: A Conversation with GoodWe’s Garry Yu

GoodWe aims to enhance East Africa's clean energy landscape by providing localized solutions and advanced solar-plus-storage technologies. Their 2026 strategy focuses on improving after-sales support, tailoring products to local needs, forming strategic partnerships, and expanding financing options. This approach targets growth in commercial and rural segments, ensuring energy resilience and sustainability.

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Europe’s Solar Manufacturing Capacity Set For Major Expansion To 88.2 GW By 2030 – Report

Europe's solar PV manufacturing sector is experiencing significant growth, with investments aimed at expanding from a current capacity of 24.2 GW to 88.2 GW by 2030. New projects and manufacturers signal confidence in local production. However, challenges remain for upstream manufacturing and the need for supportive policies to ensure successful implementation.

Building Domestic Polysilicon Capacity Is Key to India’s Integrated Solar Manufacturing Ecosystem

Kartik Raju, Executive Director of Atria Renewable, emphasizes the importance of domestic polysilicon manufacturing for India's solar industry. Developing this capacity is crucial for reducing supply chain dependencies and building a resilient value chain. Success hinges on competitive costs, quality, technology, and supportive policies to encourage sustainable investments.

India’s Power Capacity Crosses 550 GW As Non-Fossil Energy Surpasses 300 GW

India is enhancing its energy sector to meet growing electricity demands and reduce environmental impact. Installed power capacity has soared to 552 GW, with over 54% from non-fossil fuels, primarily driven by solar energy. The government promotes innovations in renewable technologies while balancing the use of conventional fuels and expanding nuclear and geothermal energy.

How ReNew Is Advancing Its Net-Zero and Sustainability Roadmap: Key Takeaways From Its FY2025–26 Integrated Report

ReNew’s FY2025–26 Integrated Report highlights its progress in the renewable energy sector, showcasing a 25.6% reduction in operational emissions and advancements towards sourcing 100% clean electricity by 2030. The report outlines the company's diversified portfolio, commitment to ESG targets, and broader sustainability agenda, emphasising its role in India's energy transition.
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