The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) has extended Tata Power Delhi Distribution Limited's (TPDDL) green energy trading pilot project until March 31, 2027. This initiative facilitates peer-to-peer (P2P) energy transactions among electricity producers and consumers. The project has registered 56 participants and recorded 514 trades, demonstrating operational success and potential market benefits.
The Ministry of Power, Government of India, has proposed amendments to the Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission's service rules, focusing on leave entitlements and encashment of earned leave for Chairperson and Members. Stakeholders can submit feedback within 30 days of publication. The amendment aims to modernize existing leave provisions.
The Ministry of Power, India, has released new guidelines, effective October 6, 2026, to determine compensation for Right of Way (RoW) damages related to Inter-State Transmission System lines. The guidelines enhance transparency, standardize compensation calculations, and support faster infrastructure development, improving dispute resolution for affected landowners.
The Ministry of Power, India, has established new guidelines for compensating Right of Way damages related to Inter-State Transmission System construction. Effective October 6, 2026, these guidelines aim to enhance transparency in land compensation, establish market rates, and expedite infrastructure development, while allowing appeals against valuation decisions.
Samruk-Energy JSC and O-GREEN have signed a Strategic Cooperation Agreement to develop renewable energy projects, totaling approximately 2 GW, in Kazakhstan and beyond. This partnership focuses on solar and wind power, energy storage, and aims to address the demand for reliable electricity while enhancing clean energy generation.
Africa GreenCo and AXIAN Group have signed a Power Purchase Agreement for the 200 MW Kudu solar project in Zambia, enhancing renewable energy and regional electricity trading in Southern Africa. The project aims to supply clean electricity to various consumers, support Zambia's energy diversification efforts, and bolster regional energy security.
REC Power Development and Consultancy Limited has announced a tender for the design, installation, and maintenance of grid-connected rooftop solar power plants for the Indian Council of Agricultural Research across various states. The project, valued at ₹49.09 crore, includes a four-month execution period and involves on-grid bifacial solar panels. Bids are due by October 22, 2026.
Power Grid Corporation of India Limited has launched a 2,500 MW solar energy transmission project in Bidar, Karnataka, enhancing renewable energy integration. The project became operational on October 5, 2026, and aims to support India's solar power infrastructure. The initiative reflects ongoing investments in transmission systems for renewable energy development.
The Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission is seeking proposals from qualified consultancy firms to aid in the review and approval of Capital Investment Plans within the power sector. This role includes evaluating expenditures, developing monitoring frameworks, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Bidders must possess significant experience and resources, with submissions due by October 26, 2026.
Eskom has launched a procurement process to select partners for financing and implementing up to 6 GW of renewable energy and battery storage projects by 2030. This is part of establishing Eskom Green, a dedicated subsidiary aimed at attracting investment and enhancing capabilities for large-scale renewable energy development.
The UAE is advancing its renewable energy initiatives with nearly 18 GW of capacity targeted for completion by 2030, emphasizing diversification and sustainability. The country invests around $210 billion across 136 energy projects, including hydrogen and waste-to-energy initiatives. Effective collaboration is essential to facilitate project development and meet rising electricity demands.
REC Limited has established three wholly owned subsidiaries through REC Power Development and Consultancy Limited, aimed at developing power transmission infrastructure for renewable energy in Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. These companies will serve as special purpose vehicles for designated transmission projects, supporting India's renewable energy integration efforts.
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.
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.
India's solar sector is advancing towards ensuring grid stability and reliability, shifting focus from merely adding capacity. Anurag Agarwal, CEO of Polycab India, highlights the company's commitment to developing hybrid inverters and energy storage solutions. Polycab aims to leverage its expertise and global presence to meet growing international demand for reliable renewable energy infrastructure.
The demand for reliable and affordable electricity in Sub-Saharan Africa is driving a shift to integrated solar-plus-storage solutions. GoodWe's EO G2 inverter addresses local energy challenges by enhancing reliability, affordability, and energy independence. The company strengthens its presence through local partnerships and technical support, anticipating growth in residential solar and storage markets.
The Reserve Bank of India's 25 basis point repo rate increase to 5.50% marks the first hike in over three years, impacting borrowing costs across sectors like renewable energy and real estate. While it poses challenges for highly leveraged projects, strong demand and financial discipline suggest continued growth in India's investment landscape.
India's solar sector saw substantial growth in 2026, surpassing 171 GW of installed capacity by September, with 35.24 GW added in nine months. Ground-mounted solar led at 125.65 GW, while rooftop and hybrid systems also contributed. Continued expansion hinges on module availability, financing, and stable policies amid global uncertainties.
India's renewable energy sector is evolving, emphasizing domestic manufacturing of essential components like solar modules and batteries. The goal is to create a robust industrial ecosystem, integrating research and small manufacturers while maintaining quality standards. This transition aims for economic growth, energy security, and export potential, fostering a circular economy in renewables.
Energy-importing nations are rapidly transitioning to clean energy, outpacing exporters significantly. This shift is driven by a desire for energy security amid supply disruptions. The report predicts a decline in fossil-fuel demand due to geopolitical conflicts, while technologies like solar and wind are advancing, though challenges remain for decarbonizing certain sectors.
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.
The Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited has invited bids for establishing renewable energy projects with a total capacity of 1,200 MW and energy storage systems. Successful developers will sign 25-year Power Purchase Agreements and must secure land and approvals. Various fees and guarantees are required from bidders, with specified deadlines and penalties for delays.
The QEERI Qatar Field Test evaluated JinkoSolar's Tiger Neo 3.0 modules, which achieved a total power generation yield of 226.02 kWh/kW, outperforming N-type BC modules by 1.92%. Advantages included superior bifaciality of up to 85% and lower operating temperatures, enhancing performance in Qatar’s harsh desert conditions.