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ADB signs first Transaction Advisory Pact in India to mobilise $1 billion for green energy projects

The Asian Development Bank will support Madhya Pradesh's renewable energy projects. This partnership aims to attract significant private investment for clean energy infrastructure. The agreement focuses on structuring and rolling out three new clean energy initiatives. These projects will enhance grid stability and meet peak electricity demands. Madhya Pradesh's renewable…

The Economic Times

ETMarkets Management Talk | AI and data centres are powering CleanMax's next growth engine; 42% of portfolio now comes from the segment, says Kuldeep Jain

In an interaction with Kshitij Anand of ETMarkets, Kuldeep Jain, Founder and Managing Director of CleanMax, says the rapid expansion of hyperscalers and data centres is fundamentally changing the scale and nature of renewable energy demand.

The Economic Times

EU to boost Greenland investment amid Trump annexation claims

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is expected to announce increased EU investment in Greenland on Monday, including in critical minerals, satellite communications and renewable energy. Her two-day visit signals support for Greenland and Denmark amid US President Donald Trump’s push for American control of the Arctic territory.

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Africa gets only 23% of the climate finance it needs – and pays too much for it

African countries have committed themselves to cutting greenhouse gas emissions and protecting their people from the worsening effects of climate change. These commitments form part of the Paris Agreement, an international climate treaty adopted in 2015 in which countries agreed to take steps to limit global warming.

The Conversation

In 2016, Portland approved a 660-kilowatt solar array atop its old landfill. 10 years later, the former dump is a clean-energy site poised to power city operations today

Portland Maine Solar Project gave an old city landfill a surprising second life. Behind Ocean Avenue, the closed site now supports solar energy instead of sitting unused. The City of Portland partnered with ReVision Energy to make that happen. The system was completed in fall 2018. It is expected to…

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Karamtara Engineering IPO: Check opening dates, GMP, price band and other details

Karamtara Engineering has set its Rs 875 crore IPO price band at Rs 241-254, with subscription opening September 9. The renewable energy and transmission products maker reported strong FY26 growth, while its diversified manufacturing portfolio supports expansion across global markets.

The Economic Times

SPML Infra's proprietary 104.4 kWh BESS battery pack clears key global certification tests

SPML Infra has successfully acquired important international safety certifications for its proprietary battery pack, marking a pivotal step toward the commercial rollout of their energy storage systems. The company is setting up manufacturing and integration operations in Pune, Maharashtra, with ambitions to create a comprehensive energy storage platform in India,…

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Global Market: Four US firms commit $2 billion investment in South Korea

Four U.S. companies have committed $2 billion in South Korea across semiconductors, advanced materials and renewable energy. Investments include semiconductor gases, chip equipment, advanced glass and a 3.2-GW offshore wind project. The commitments strengthen South Korea’s efforts to attract foreign investment and deepen economic cooperation with the United States.

The Economic Times

Australia needs renewable energy fast – but building it is only half the battle

Australia’s energy transition has never been more urgent.

The Conversation

India, Belgium agree to double trade; PM says nation's growth inspires global confidence

India and Belgium agreed to expand defense cooperation and signed several pacts. Key drivers for bolstering ties include trade, critical minerals, and high technologies. The two nations inked five agreements, aiming to double bilateral trade within five years. They also established a mechanism to promote Belgian investments in India. Cooperation…

The Economic Times

Ceigall India receives LOI for Rs 5,300-cr transmission project in Gujarat

Ceigall India has received a letter of intent for a major transmission system project. This project, valued at Rs 5,300 crore, will be developed in Gujarat. It involves building a substation and transmission lines to evacuate renewable energy. The company will receive annual charges for thirty-five years after execution. This…

The Economic Times

China reaches solar energy milestone — what does this mean for the world's largest greenhouse gas emitter?

China is rapidly expanding its ability to harness renewable energy sources.

LiveScience

Aditya Birla Group gets Rs 24,000 crore bank commitments for Shell deal, 70% more than planned

Aditya Birla Group secured loan commitments exceeding its initial acquisition funding needs. Axis Bank and State Bank of India offered substantial credit lines to the conglomerate. Union Bank and Punjab National Bank also provided significant credit facilities for the deal. This acquisition will transfer control of Shell's Indian renewable energy…

The Economic Times

From diamonds to defence: India, Belgium target 2x trade in 5 years

India and Belgium will work to double bilateral trade over the next five years. Cooperation will expand beyond traditional commerce into defence and clean energy sectors. Both nations seek to enhance collaboration in critical minerals and semiconductor technology. Belgium's expertise and India's scale offer complementary strengths for mutual growth. This…

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Inox Wind shares rise 2% after bagging Rs 755 crore turnkey order from Indian Oil

Inox Wind shares rose nearly 2% after securing a ₹755-crore, 100 MW turnkey order from Indian Oil Corporation. The project includes turbine supply, EPC, execution and 10-year O&M services, strengthening its institutional customer base and integrated renewable energy capabilities. Despite the order, shares remain significantly lower in 2026.

The Economic Times

In 1997, NPS installed 3 solar hot-water systems at Oklahoma’s Chickasaw park. 2 years later, the largest system supplied 18,194 kWh annually, replacing electric heating

In 1997, the National Park Service replaced electric heaters at Oklahoma’s Chickasaw National Recreation Area with three solar hot-water systems. Built with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the project tackled high utility costs at campground comfort stations. Within two years, the largest system produced 18,194 kilowatt-hours annually. The installation recouped…

The Economic Times

In Massachusetts, Bar-Way Farm digests 36,500 tons of food waste and 9,125 tons of manure every year, producing enough electricity for 900 homes

In Deerfield, Massachusetts, Bar-Way Farm is leading the charge in renewable energy by harnessing food waste and cow manure to create electricity. Their anaerobic digester processes around 100 tons of food waste every day, generating enough energy to power about 900 homes annually. The farm then utilizes the remaining digestate…

The Economic Times

India’s power needs are surging. So why is solar going to waste?

India struggles to use all its clean power despite high demand. Renewable energy providers curtail output as the grid cannot handle excess generation. Insufficient transmission and storage capacity hinder the integration of clean energy sources. Building new power lines takes longer than renewable energy projects. India needs more batteries and…

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India's installed power capacity projected to surpass 2,000 GW by 2047

India's power capacity is projected to surpass 2,000 gigawatts by 2047, with solar significantly leading this clean energy expansion, reaching over 1,100 gigawatts. Grid-scale storage must increase forty-fold to meet future renewable energy integration needs.

The Economic Times

Gopalpur Industrial Park set to drive Odisha's green push with Rs 65,000 crore investment pipeline

Gopalpur Industrial Park in Odisha has attracted a cumulative investment pipeline of over Rs 65,400 crore across green hydrogen, renewable energy equipment, chemicals, tyres and other sectors. Proposed projects include a 0.4-million-tonne green ammonia plant and Tata Power’s Rs 10,000-crore solar ingot and wafer manufacturing facility at the industrial park.

The Economic Times

Nomura initiates coverage on Clean Max Enviro with Buy call. Check upside potential, key reasons

Nomura initiated coverage on Clean Max Enviro Energy Solutions with a Buy rating and a Rs 1,510 target, implying 21% upside, citing strong growth prospects in India’s C&I renewable energy market. The brokerage expects revenue and EBITDA to grow at CAGRs of 39% and 50%, respectively, through FY29, while Clean…

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Revealed: Less than 1 per cent of oil workers sign up to flagship green jobs scheme

LESS than 1 per cent of the offshore workforce has signed up to a flagship scheme designed to help oil and gas workers move into renewable energy…

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ET World Leaders Forum: Suzlon CEO says ‘marrying’ solar and wind energy offers India a chance to become a global green-energy powerhouse

Around 50% of India’s energy is renewable, making it the largest renewable energy market in the world outside of China. The opportunity for India, Suzlon CEO Ajay Kapur feels, is the Firm and Dispatchable Renewable Energy (FDRE). A combination of solar and wind energy can put India in a position…

Euronews

A sprawling London fresh produce market is producing its own power thanks to record-breaking rooftop solar.

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India's Grassland Birds Are Disappearing Faster Than Any Other Species, And Most Indians Have Never Seen Them

The Birds Nobody PhotographsAsk any Indian wildlife photographer what they shoot most and you will hear tigers, leopards, kingfishers. The grasslands barely register. Yet India's semi-arid and dry grassland belt, stretching across Rajasthan, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, and the Deccan plateau, holds a suite of bird species found nowhere else on…

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