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Ministry Of Power Releases NEDSF 2026 To Standardize Electricity Data Sharing Across India

The National Electricity Data Sharing Framework (NEDSF) 2026 has been introduced by the Ministry of Power to harmonize data sharing in India's power sector. It promotes accessibility and coordination among stakeholders while protecting sensitive information. The framework categorizes data into two tiers and establishes governance structures for effective implementation and grievance resolution.

APTEL Upholds Delay Damages For 2 MW Solar Project, Remands INR 8.40 Tariff Dispute To KERC

The Appellate Tribunal for Electricity partly upheld Jayamal Energy LLP's appeal regarding delays in its 2 MW solar project in Tumkur, Karnataka. While the tribunal confirmed the developer's liability for damages, it remanded the relevant tariff determination to KERC for further review, focusing on the project's capital cost before the scheduled deadline.

Gujarat Offers Additional Subsidy For Rooftop Solar Systems Up To 2.18 kWp Under PM Surya Ghar Scheme

The Gujarat Government has introduced a new subsidy scheme under the PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana, aimed at making rooftop solar installations affordable for small households. Eligible consumers can receive financial assistance based on their community status, promoting clean energy adoption and lowering electricity costs while enhancing energy independence.

CERC Approves 448 MW FDRE Tariffs at INR 4.82–₹4.91 Per Unit For Round-the-Clock Renewable Power

The CERC approved tariffs for 448 MW of Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy procured by SJVN Limited, with rates between ₹4.82 and ₹4.91 per kWh. The decision followed successful bids for 1,200 MW and affirmed a transparent process. SJVN aims to secure marketability and adhere to energy guidelines.

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Fibe Partners With Hygge Energy To Expand Rooftop Solar Financing Across India

Fibe has teamed up with Hygge Energy Inc. to enhance financing for rooftop solar customers in India, integrating loan services with digital energy infrastructure. This partnership aims to simplify credit access and promote solar adoption under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, supporting the growing demand for residential solar systems.

China’s Installed Power Capacity Reaches 4,132 GW As Solar And Wind Drive Growth In 2026

By September 2026, China's power generation capacity reached 4.132 billion kilowatts, an 11.2% increase from the previous year. Solar and wind energy significantly contributed to this growth, with solar capacity rising to 1,312.87 GW and wind to 699.99 GW. Despite capacity expansion, average utilization hours decreased, indicating operational challenges.

JERA And AM Green Sign Five-Year Deal For 70,000 Tonnes Of Green Ammonia Annually

JERA Co., Inc. and AM Green Ammonia (India) Private Limited have signed a Heads of Agreement to supply around 70,000 tonnes of green ammonia annually from India to Japan, supporting maritime decarbonisation. The project, using advanced technology and renewable energy, will enhance ammonia’s role in lower-carbon fuels and strengthen supply chains.

ACME Solar Commissions Additional 35.77 MW/143.08 MWh BESS Capacity In Rajasthan

ACME Solar Holdings Limited has launched a new 35.77 MW/143.08 MWh Battery Energy Storage System at its Rajasthan renewable energy project, set to become operational on October 29, 2026. This addition raises the total storage capacity to 195.35 MW/781.40 MWh, advancing towards a target of 300 MW/1,200 MWh to enhance energy reliability.

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Indian Stock Market Gains 0.66% As Renewable Energy Stocks Show Mixed Performance (26 October 2026)

On October 26, 2026, the Indian stock market closed higher, with the S&P BSE Sensex rising 0.66% and the NSE Nifty 50 increasing by 0.52%. Positive investor sentiment was noted, particularly in renewable energy stocks like Adani Green Energy and Websol Energy, while Tata Power and Sterling and Wilson faced losses, indicating mixed sector performance.

Zambia Approves 61 Energy Licences And Permits For K13.4 Billion (US$662.3 Million) In Proposed Investments

The Energy Regulation Board of Zambia has approved 61 investment applications totaling K13.4 billion (US$662.3 million) across electricity, renewable energy, and petroleum sectors. Key projects include a 150 MW coal plant and significant solar developments. These approvals aim to enhance electricity supply, diversify energy resources, and promote cleaner fuels in the country.

Australian Clean Energy Delegation of 21 Companies Explores Partnerships at REI Expo 2026

A 32-member Australian clean energy delegation is attending the Renewable Energy India Expo 2026 to forge partnerships with Indian businesses. Led by Austrade, they aim to exchange knowledge and explore technologies in renewable energy. The event fosters cooperation between Australia and India in clean energy, focusing on opportunities in various sectors.

Ekurhuleni Begins Construction Of 25 MW Solar And Energy Storage Project In South Africa

The Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality in South Africa has initiated a 25 MW solar photovoltaic project at its Fresh Produce Market, enhancing renewable energy generation. This effort, part of the Ekurhuleni Independent Power Producer Programme, aims to diversify energy sources, improve electricity security, boost local economies, and reduce reliance on Eskom.

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AI-Driven Energy Storage Will Shape India’s Smart Energy Future: Abhilash Borana, CEO, Sigenergy India

India's renewable energy sector is embracing artificial intelligence for smarter energy management. Sigenergy India's CEO, Abhilash Borana, highlights their innovative AI-powered energy storage solutions that optimise electricity consumption and integrate solar, battery storage, and EV charging. The company aims to expand locally while revolutionising energy efficiency across residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

India’s Renewable Energy Supply Chain Is Becoming More Resilient, Technology-Driven and Localised: Yogendra Yadav, Sungrow

Yogendra Yadav from Sungrow discusses the transformation of India’s renewable energy supply chain towards local sourcing and advanced technology. Emphasising AI-driven forecasting, digitalisation, and strong vendor partnerships, he highlights strategies for optimising inventory management and addressing logistics challenges to build a more resilient and sustainable supply chain.

Tunisia’s Solar Market Is Moving Beyond Price to Long-Term Value Says Farah Khalfaoui of JinkoSolar

Tunisia's solar market is evolving, focusing on long-term energy yield and reliability beyond initial module costs. JinkoSolar is positioning itself through high-efficiency technologies like Tiger Neo 3.0, designed for harsh climates, to support local developers. This maturity encourages informed decisions on project economics, fostering strong partnerships and sustainable growth in renewable energy.

From 8 GW to Fortune 500: Jay Sankhavara on Synchro Electricals’ Ambitious Growth Roadmap

Synchro Electricals, a leader in India's solar sector, supports over 8 GW of installations and aims to become a Fortune 500 company by 2050. Director Jay Sankhavara highlights the company’s commitment to innovation, quality, and engineering excellence, with a diverse portfolio of 32+ products to cater to evolving market needs.

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Global Energy Storage Installations To Exceed 209 GW In 2027 As Worldwide Demand Accelerates—Report

The global energy storage market is set for significant growth in 2026 and 2027, driven by increasing renewable energy capacity, demand for electricity, and supportive government policies. With projections of 188 GW and over 209 GW in annual installations, key markets like China, the U.S., and Australia lead the way, alongside emerging markets like India.

Global Energy Transition Requires 38.2 TW Renewable Capacity by 2050, Stronger Grids and Energy Efficiency – Report

The global energy transition is accelerating, propelled by renewable energy growth and declining costs. Nevertheless, uneven progress threatens climate goals, necessitating improved infrastructure and energy efficiency. By 2050, renewable capacity needs to surge significantly, creating job opportunities but posing short-term economic challenges. Effective planning and international cooperation are vital for success.

Qatar Targets 25.9% Renewable Energy Share In Power Capacity By 2035

Qatar is enhancing its electricity sector by developing utility-scale solar photovoltaic (PV) projects, aiming to increase renewable energy's share from 12.0% to 25.9% by 2035. While natural gas remains essential for reliability and support, solar energy is expected to play a significant role in diversifying Qatar's power generation and achieving sustainability goals.

India’s Solar Power Generation Reaches 20,176 Million Uuni As Renewable Energy Output Rises 22.81% In September 2026

In September 2026, India's renewable energy sector showed strong growth, generating 32,010.94 million units, a 22.81% increase from the previous year. Solar power led with 63.03% of production, while wind contributed 31%. Key states included Gujarat and Tamil Nadu. India aims for 500 GW of non-fossil capacity by 2030.
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India’s Renewable Energy Supply Chain Is Becoming More Resilient, Technology-Driven and Localised: Yogendra Yadav, Sungrow

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Sri Lanka Orders Rooftop Solar Disconnection Following Nationwide Blackout Amid Grid Stability Concerns

Sri Lanka's recent nationwide blackout led to an emergency directive for solar PV owners to disconnect from the grid, highlighting the challenges of integrating renewable energy into conventional networks. While electricity services were restored, the incident underscores the need for improved grid infrastructure and management to stabilize the electricity supply amid increasing solar capacity.

How Molecular Chirality Controls Photocurrent in 2D Hybrid Perovskites

Research from the Institute of Science Tokyo reveals that the molecular chirality of 2D organic-inorganic hybrid perovskites affects the direction of light-induced photocurrent. By using enantiomers to control crystal polarity, the study enhances understanding of charge transport in perovskites, paving the way for advanced optoelectronic applications, though not directly improving solar-cell efficiency.