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Engie India to achieve COD of 4 GW RE capacity each year till 2025

Engie India was able to achieve a remarkable capacity of 200 MW with Raghanesda solar plant in Gujarat.

Sunora Solar plans to come with TOPCon technologies

Sunora Solar is investing heavily in research and development to develop new solar technologies.

We recently introduced new Vertex N modules powered by advanced i-TOPCon technology in India

Trina Solar has been actively engaged in India’s burgeoning solar energy sector, aligning with the country’s ambitious renewable energy objectives.

Navitas Solar launched Bifacial and N-type TOPCon modules in 2023

The company's manufacturing capacity will be increasing from 500 MW to 1.7 GW per annum.

Rayzon Solar launched a state-of-the-art 600 MW fully automated production line in 2023

With the incorporation of the new line, the overall plant capacity has surged to an impressive 1.8 GW.

In 2023, India made significant progress towards adding renewable energy capacity

2024 promises to bring a host of opportunities for the renewable energy industry, including ToD tariffs for C&I players, which are expected to further incentivise investment in RE as well as storage systems.

Bio-ethanol manufacturing plant with capacity of 150 KLPD to be commissioned in January 2024

Jakson Group started production at the new genset plant in Phaltan, Pune, in addition to the existing plant at Kalsar, Gujarat.

Indian manufacturers are rapidly expanding module and cell manufacturing capacities

In terms of capacity, Gautam Solar expanded its manufacturing capacity to 1 GW by adding a 500 MW high-efficiency automatic solar module production line.

2023 has been a year of progress and achievements

Vikram Solar has ambitious plans for the future, as the company aims to further enhance its capacity to an impressive 8.5 GW within next few years.

Kundan Green Energy: Driven by a Deeply Embedded Belief in Sustainability

Considering the cost overruns of delayed and stalled projects, investments required for concurred projects as well for those under survey and investigation stage, a total investment of INR 1,737 billion will be required for the realisation of the total hydro power capacity.

Smart Cities India: A Display of India’s Emerging Modernisation and Development Landscape

The 9th Smart Cities India 2024 expo will showcase the integration of transformative technologies with green buildings, rooftop solar, renewable & clean energy, clean environment and the use of innovative ICT solutions for optimising resources that make cities smart and sustainable, says Chandrika Behl, Managing Director, Exhibitions India Group in an interview with Energetica India.

Envisioning a promising future for solar power generation in India

Nextracker's ongoing projects and partnerships in India are shining examples of the profound impact of its technology on the ground. The firm is actively engaged in supporting more than 30 projects across the country, with a cumulative capacity of 5 GW, shared Rajeev Kashyap, Vice President and Managing Director, Nextracker India Pvt. Ltd. in an interview with Anurima Mondal, Associate Editor of Energetica India.

India can Revitalise its Waste-To-Energy Sector through Multifaceted Approach

As a forerunner in the waste management industry, Blue Planet is dedicated to transforming the approach to environmental sustainability.

ULSE is committed to ensuring EV safety in India

ULSE is committed to ensuring EV safety in India through a long-term strategy and a clear plan for action. The organisation has released ‘Safety Guidelines for Safe Electric Vehicles in India’ for stakeholder review, reveals Sonya Bird, Vice President of International Standards, ULSE in an interview with Anurima Mondal, Associate Editor, Energetica India.

Biogas Production Holds Great Promise for Environmental Sustainability

In both rural and urban contexts, the scalability of biogas projects is closely linked to community involvement, government support, technological advancements, and the availability of organic waste as a feedstock. A holistic and integrated approach, taking into account local conditions and needs, is crucial for successful scalability, says Dr. AR Shukla, President, Indian Biogas Association (IBA) in an interaction with Energetica India.

EnerMAN successfully installed many wind-solar hybrid PPC controllers in India

Maturity and affordability in energy storage technologies, EV, and green hydrogen in coming years will increase the demand for renewable energy multi-fold. EnerMAN is planning to build many innovative products to manage energy efficiently and support emerging technologies and ecosystems, says Ashok DM, Founder, CEO & MD, EnerMAN Technologies Pvt. Ltd. in an interview with Energetica India.

India updated its solar energy targets to 280 GW by 2030

ISA, in partnership with the G20 India Presidency and with support from ADB, has created a virtual Green Hydrogen Innovation Centre (GHIC) that will support the production, utilization, and trade of green hydrogen, besides providing a platform for knowledge sharing and building competency across the GH value chain, says Dr. Mridula D Bharadwaj, Capacity Building Specialist, International Solar Alliance in an interview with Anurima Mondal, Associate Editor, Energetica India.

We have developed our new age agitators - ‘EVO’ series and ‘HYBRID’ series

Armatec-FTS intends to leverage its presence in India and the subcontinent market. For this, the company has started its Indian operations from Hyderabad, Telangana. It has developed its new age agitators - ‘EVO’ series and ‘HYBRID’ series, says Vijaykumar Lanka, Managing Director, Armatec-FTS India Pvt. Ltd. in an interview with Energetica India.

Advanced battery technologies gaining prominence in India's energy storage sector

Technology plays a significant role in revolutionizing the energy storage sector. Advanced battery technologies, such as LFP, are gaining prominence in India's energy storage sector. These technologies offered higher energy density, longer cycle life and faster response times making them suitable for various applications which include grid stabilisation and renewable energy integration, shares Sunil Badesra, Country Head, Sungrow India in an interview with Energetica India.

Integrating Solar Solutions Strengthens our Role in India's Energy Transition

At the centre of the energy transition is the consumer that wants power back-up and power controlled combined. This is forcing us as product developers to look for a product market that fits the transitioning energy economy. The power back-up needs have been marking a shift towards residential solar as well as higher capacity ranges, says Preeti Bajaj, CEO & MD – Luminous Power Technologies in an Energetica India.