Renewable Energy

Shree Cement just proved that one of India’s most energy-intensive industries can run predominantly on sunshine—and it’s profitable, not philanthropic. The company commissioned a 20-megawatt-peak solar power plant in Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh, directly powering its Etah grinding unit through Wheeling and Banking mechanisms. This addition raises Shree Cement’s total installed solar capacity to 313.5 MWp […]

Gujarat’s barren Kutch desert just grew significantly greener. Gujarat Industries Power Company Limited commissioned the third phase of its solar power project at Khavda Renewable Energy Park, adding 105 MW and pushing total operational capacity to 315 MW. This isn’t an isolated capacity addition—it represents the methodical execution of a 600 MW project within the

Gujarat’s barren Kutch desert is transforming into the planet’s largest renewable energy installation. Adani Green Energy Limited has just issued a ₹1,050 crore Letter of Intent to Bondada Engineering Limited for critical infrastructure at its flagship Khavda Renewable Energy Park. This isn’t an incremental capacity addition—it’s audacious infrastructure engineering on an unprecedented scale. The Khavda

India’s infrastructure giant PNC Infratech has made a calculated bet on the country’s renewable energy future. The company launched PNC Renewable Energy Private Limited, signalling strategic diversification beyond highways and bridges into solar and wind power development. This isn’t a tentative toe-dip into clean energy; it represents a deliberate portfolio expansion by an established infrastructure

India’s renewable energy sector just witnessed another blockbuster transaction. KPI Green Energy has clinched a ₹696.50 crore contract from SJVN Limited, cementing its position among India’s solar development heavyweights. This isn’t merely another corporate announcement buried in financial pages. The 200 MW solar project represents tangible progress towards India’s audacious 500 GW non-fossil fuel capacity

Whilst China dominates solar panel manufacturing and Europe leads offshore wind innovation, India has quietly secured its position as the world’s indispensable wind power component supplier. The country doesn’t just manufacture turbines for domestic installations—it exports nacelles, blades, towers, and gearboxes that power wind farms from Europe to Southeast Asia. By 2025, India produces roughly