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NERSA Extends Public Consultation On Electricity Market Inquiry Report Until September, 2026

The National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA) has extended the consultation period for its Draft Market Inquiry Report on electricity charges until September 8, 2026, in response to stakeholder requests. This extension allows for more comprehensive feedback and aims to enhance regulatory recommendations through broad public participation.

UPERC Invites Stakeholder Comments On Draft Uttar Pradesh Electricity Grid Code Regulations, 2026

The Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission (UPERC) invites public comments on the draft Uttar Pradesh Electricity Grid Code Regulations, 2026, aimed at modernizing the intra-State transmission system. Key aspects include grid security, resource planning, and operational management. Feedback is due by August 21, 2026, with a public hearing scheduled for September 1, 2026.

UERC Approves INR 8.16 Crore UPCL Project To Strengthen Khatima Power Network In Uttarakhand

The Uttarakhand Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved an ₹8.16 crore project by UPCL to enhance power infrastructure in Khatima, Udham Singh Nagar. The project includes new 33 kV link lines and aims to improve electricity reliability. UERC highlighted concerns about procedural issues and technical specifications, urging compliance and accurate submissions for future projects.

APTEL Upholds HPPTCL Liability For Delayed Transmission Asset Charges

The Appellate Tribunal for Electricity upheld a CERC order requiring Himachal Pradesh Power Transmission Corporation Limited to pay transmission charges for two 220 kV line bays at Hamirpur substation, effective March 31, 2019. APTEL rejected HPPTCL's appeal, emphasizing their responsibility for the delay and the financial burden resulting from it.

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ib vogt Begins Commercial Operations at 99 MWp Tantangan Solar Power Plant in the Philippines

International solar developer ib vogt has launched commercial electricity generation at its 99 MWp Tantangan Solar Power Plant in South Cotabato, Philippines. This solar-plus-storage project is among the largest in Mindanao, expected to generate over 150 GWh annually, powering 82,000 households and reducing CO₂ emissions significantly.

Kumba Signs 63 MW Solar Power Offtake Agreement With Envusa Energy For Sishen Mine In South Africa

Kumba Iron Ore, via Sishen Iron Ore Company, has secured a renewable electricity offtake agreement with Envusa Energy for its Sishen mine in South Africa. The Sishen Solar PV project aims to provide 63 MW of renewable energy, significantly reducing carbon emissions and enhancing sustainability while fostering economic benefits for local communities.

Adani Energy Solutions Wins INR 8,500 Crore Transmission Project in Andhra Pradesh

Adani Energy Solutions Ltd. (AESL) has won an ₹8,500 crore inter-state transmission project in Andhra Pradesh to support green hydrogen and ammonia developments in Vizag. The project, aimed at meeting a 4,500 MW electricity demand, will enhance transmission networks and is expected to complete within 30 months, boosting industrial growth in the region.

NTPC Commissions 64.76 MW At Khavda Solar Park, Group Capacity Reaches 91,030 MW

NTPC Limited has launched the first phase of its 225 MW GSECL Renewable Energy Park Khavda Solar PV Project in Gujarat, with 64.76 MW now operational as of July 24, 2026. This expansion contributes to NTPC's goal of enhancing its renewable energy capacity, increasing its total installed capacity to 91,030 MW.

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Eleven Proposes Rs. 4,700 Crore Renewable Power Distribution Network in Gurugram and Nuh

Eleven Power Private Limited plans to invest over Rs. 4,700 crore in a renewable energy-based electricity distribution network for Gurugram and Nuh in Haryana. The firm has secured funding for the initial phase and seeks a parallel distribution license from HERC, allowing consumers the choice to shift from the existing utility.

SECI Invites EOI From Bulk Power Consumers For Long-Term Renewable Energy Procurement Across India

The Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (SECI) has announced an Expression of Interest (EOI) for bulk power consumers in India to procure renewable energy long-term. SECI aims to assess demand, support consumers in meeting sustainability goals, and facilitate renewable energy projects while ensuring simplified procurement processes without financial commitments at this stage.

Energy Regulatory Commission Reviews Stakeholder Feedback On Draft Grid Code 2026 In The Philippine

The Philippine Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) has compiled stakeholder feedback on the draft Philippine Grid Code (PGC) 2026 Edition, addressing governance, derogation procedures, and technical standards. Concerns from various power sector entities highlight the need for clearer regulations and effective implementation strategies, particularly regarding renewable energy integration and compliance for existing facilities.

Indian Railways Invites INR 4.02 Crore Tender For 1 MW Rooftop Solar PV Plant At BLW Workshop

The Deputy Chief Electrical Engineer/M has issued open e-tenders for a 1000 kWp rooftop solar PV plant at the BLW Workshop, valued at ₹4.02 crore. The project includes design and installation duties, with bidding open from August 4 to August 18, 2026. Individual firms only can bid, with specific financial requirements including an EMD and Performance Bank Guarantee.

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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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India’s Green Hydrogen Mission Gains Momentum Despite Capacity And Infrastructure Challenges – SBICAPS Report

India aims to produce 5 million tonnes of green hydrogen by 2030 under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, despite currently having less than 10 KTPA capacity. Challenges include long development timelines and slow project execution. Government and state policies aim to enhance investment, while recent auctions indicate strong industry interest.

Solar And Wind Account For 92.8% Of India’s Renewable Energy Capacity, Reach 219 GW In H1 2026

India's renewable energy sector is expanding rapidly, with solar and wind capacity reaching approximately 219 GW by mid-2026, comprising 92.8% of total renewables. Gujarat leads with 49,306 MW, followed by Rajasthan at 48,833 MW. The progress underscores India's commitment to a low-carbon future and sustainable growth in energy security.

India Reaches 548.85 GW Power Capacity As Renewables Account For 43.09%, And Solar Hits 162 GW

India's renewable energy sector is rapidly expanding to meet electricity demand and climate goals. As of June 2026, coal contributed nearly 40.84% of power capacity, while solar energy surged with 26,342 MW added, making up 29.544% of total capacity. Government policies are key in fostering growth, yet challenges like grid integration remain.

Indian Energy Stocks Decline As Weak Market Sentiment Drags Benchmark Indices Lower (22 July 2026)

On July 22, 2026, Indian equity markets closed lower due to weak investor sentiment, with significant declines in energy-related sectors. The S&P BSE SENSEX fell 0.94% and the NIFTY 50 decreased by 0.81%. Most companies in renewable energy and power, notably Adani Green Energy, experienced substantial losses, reflecting overall market caution.
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GAIL (India) Limited has issued a tender for bids to develop a 600 MW solar PV power plant and a 275 MW/550 MWh battery energy storage system in Uttar Pradesh, with a five-year operation and maintenance contract. Interested bidders can submit proposals starting July 31, 2026, with a deadline of August 20, 2026.

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As renewable energy expands, balancing electricity supply and demand is increasingly complex. Demand Response (DR) empowers consumers to adjust their electricity usage based on grid conditions, using smart technologies. This enhances flexibility, reduces peak demand, and optimises efficiency, making DR essential for a resilient, cleaner power system.