RERC dismissed Shree Cement’s petition seeking to halve its contracted demand and qualify its existing 7.08 MW captive solar plant for the 200% capacity limit under 2025 GEOA regulations. The Commission ruled existing installations cannot automatically benefit from revised provisions; consumers must formally migrate, satisfy all conditions, and support additional renewable generation.

BERC directed BSPGCL to submit corrected Request for Selection and draft Power Purchase Agreement documents for its proposed 150 MW solar project paired with a 75 MW/300 MWh battery storage system. The revised documents must incorporate agreed modifications and be filed by November 9, 2026. The next hearing is scheduled for November 12.

BERC approved a ₹3.46/kWh tariff for Agrowin Agri Solutions’ 10 MW canal-bank solar project in Bihar, authorizing a 25-year PPA. Selected through competitive bidding, the project will support renewable purchase obligations and address projected shortages. After land-related delays, approximately 40 acres were secured in Aurangabad, subject to PPA revisions and final execution.

GERC rejected Sahaj Solar’s request to extend commissioning of its 4 MW Gujarat project, finding insufficient evidence that West Asia-related disruptions caused the delay. The developer missed the January 17, 2026 deadline, failed to provide timely force majeure notices, and placed equipment orders late. Consequently, PPA termination, bank-guarantee encashment, and grid-connection cancellation were upheld.

Zambia plans to commission the $1.2 billion, 2,300-kilometre Zambia-Tanzania-Kenya interconnector by the second quarter of 2029. Linking Southern and Eastern African power pools, it will enable up to 500 MW in electricity trading and improve supply reliability. Supported by $292 million in grants, construction includes over 600 kilometres of Zambian transmission lines.

Africa GreenCo and Westlum Energy completed Southern Africa’s first electricity Contract for Difference transaction through Green Tiger Markets. The milestone introduces a tool for managing price volatility without trading physical power, improving financial predictability, market liquidity and private-sector confidence. CFDs could support cross-border electricity trading, renewable-energy investment and regional power-market development.

NERSA registered 144 new electricity facilities in South Africa from July to September 2026, adding 3,129 MW and attracting R78.16 billion in investment. Solar dominated with 139 projects, while wind, battery storage and co-generation also contributed. All applications were processed within nine working days, supporting faster capacity expansion and energy diversification.

KPI Green Energy has energized 49.7 MWp in its solar project and 121.8 MWp in its hybrid project in Bharuch, Gujarat. Cumulative capacities now stand at 300.8 MWp and 510.7 MWp, respectively. Supported by long-term GUVNL PPAs, the additions advance the company’s IPP portfolio, recurring revenues, and renewable energy growth alongside its EPC business.

Yingfa Ruineng, through its subsidiary Yingfa BCI (BCI), has introduced its Indonesian solar cell manufacturing facility with an annual production capacity of 7.5 GW...

Odisha has attracted investment proposals totaling ₹1,17,557 crore through 18 MoUs at the Bharat Renewable Energy Summit 2026. These investments aim to develop 11,742 MW of clean energy capacity and enhance the state's renewable energy sector. The initiatives support Odisha’s goal to become a major renewable energy hub by 2047.

Singapore aims to reach 4 GWp of cumulative solar capacity by 2035, advancing its clean-energy transition despite limited land. The strategy emphasizes rooftop, building-integrated, facade, and industrial solar installations, supported by grid upgrades, incentives, and streamlined regulations. Regional electricity partnerships will complement domestic generation, strengthening energy security and reducing emissions.

Resolven has won a 70 MW wind power project in Karnataka at a tariff of ₹3.65 per kWh, part of a 600 MW tender by SJVN Limited, scheduled for December 2027. This marks Resolven’s second consecutive wind energy win, enhancing its 2.2 GW project pipeline and reinforcing its commitment to renewable energy expansion in India.