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CERC Restores 925 MW Nokh Solar Park BESS Connectivity Application After Stamp Paper Dispute

The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) overturned a closure decision by the Central Transmission Utility of India Limited (CTUIL) against Rajasthan Solarpark Development Company Limited (RSDCL). The ruling allows RSDCL to restore its application for battery energy storage at the Nokh Solar Park, emphasizing the rectification of a minor administrative error.

CERC Rejects Wind-Only Classification For 160 MW Blended Wind-Solar Project In Karnataka

The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) rejected Vena Energy Vidyuth Private Limited's (VEVPL) appeal for special regulatory treatment for its 160 MW blended wind-solar project in Karnataka, insisting it remains classified as a hybrid station under the DSM Regulations, which impose stricter deviation penalties compared to standalone wind projects.

RERC Approves NVVN As Single Bidder For Short-Term Power Procurement In November And December 2026 In Rajasthan

The Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission (RERC) approved NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Limited (NVVN) as the sole bidder for short-term power procurement needed for the November and December 2026 Rabi season. This decision was made to ensure adequate electricity supply during peak demand amid past supply pressures caused by various factors.

Telangana Approves INR 0.82/kWh Additional Surcharge On Open Access Consumers For November 2026–March 2027

The Telangana Electricity Regulatory Commission has approved a surcharge of ₹0.82 per kWh for open access consumers from November 1, 2026, to March 31, 2027. This measure aims to recover fixed costs due to stranded power purchase commitments from distribution companies. Stakeholders expressed concerns over the surcharge's impact on industrial competitiveness and the need for a gradual reduction.

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Indus Towers Deploys 50,000 Solar-Powered Telecom Sites With 300 MW Capacity, Targets 100,000 Sites

Indus Towers Limited has deployed 50,000 solar-powered telecom sites in India, becoming the first in its sector to achieve this. With about 300 MW of solar capacity, this initiative significantly lowers carbon emissions, equating to planting nearly 2 crore trees. The company plans to expand to 100,000 sites, enhancing sustainability and energy efficiency.

Waaree Renewable Technologies Secures Five-Year O&M Contract For 360 MWp Solar Project

Waaree Renewable Technologies Limited has obtained a five-year Operation and Maintenance contract for a 360 MWp solar power project in India from a leading Independent Power Producer. This agreement will enhance the company's position in the growing solar O&M market, ensuring efficient performance and reliability of solar installations amidst increasing renewable energy capacity.

Noida Power Company Invites Bids For 320 MWh Standalone BESS Project In Greater Noida Under 12-Year BOOT Model

Noida Power Company Limited has announced a Request for Selection for a 320 MWh Battery Energy Storage System in Greater Noida, with an 80 MW capacity to last four hours. Developed under a 12-year BOOT model, the project aims to enhance local power infrastructure. Bidders must meet performance standards and submit bids by December 2026.

Titan Egypt And Solariz Expand Beni Suef Cement Plant Solar Capacity To 21.45 MW

Titan Egypt Group and Solariz Egypt have signed a deal to increase solar power at Titan's Beni Suef cement plant by 10 MW, raising total capacity to 21.45 MW. This initiative aims to meet energy needs, cut reliance on conventional power, and reduce carbon emissions, showcasing a commitment to sustainable industrial practices.

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Nippon Thompson Adopts 2.73 MW Rooftop Solar Project In Vietnam To Cut 1,502 Tonnes Of CO₂ Emissions Annually

Nippon Thompson is enhancing its sustainability efforts by installing a 2.73 MW rooftop solar power system at its Vietnam facility. This initiative, supported by the Japan-Vietnam Joint Crediting Mechanism, aims to reduce carbon emissions by approximately 1,502 tonnes annually, contributing to the company's goal of sourcing 50% renewable energy by 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality by 2050.

CIL Appoints Neopulse Energy As Owner’s Engineer For 80 MW  320 Mwh BESS Project In Odisha

Neopulse Energy Private Limited has been designated as Owner’s Engineer for Coal India's 80 MW / 320 MWh Battery Energy Storage System project in Odisha. They will offer technical support during all stages of the Engineering, Procurement and Construction contract, enhancing energy storage infrastructure and renewable energy integration in India.

WUC Invites EOI for Floating Solar Projects Across Reservoirs And Dams In Botswana

The Water Utilities Corporation plans to develop floating solar photovoltaic systems at water reservoirs and dams to enhance renewable energy use and sustainable water management. They are seeking qualified companies for project implementation. This initiative aims to generate clean energy while reducing water evaporation and optimizing existing infrastructure, thereby promoting sustainable development.

Resolven Secures 70 MW Wind Project From SJVN At INR 3.65/kWh, Expands Pipeline To 2.2 GW

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.

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“The Sun Is Africa’s Gold”: Jinko Solar’s Adama Cissé on West Africa’s Solar Growth, Technology and Opportunities

West Africa's solar PV market is growing due to increasing electricity demand and utility-scale projects, although diverse regulations and climatic challenges persist. In a discussion with Adama Cissé of Jinko Solar, she highlights the importance of technology choice and local partnerships in driving adoption, along with the successful introduction of the Tiger Neo 3.0 technology.

“India’s Energy Storage Market Is Set for Strong Growth Over the Next 3–5 Years”: William Gui, Sineng Electric

India's energy storage market is set for rapid growth, emphasising grid stability, efficiency, and advanced technologies. Sineng Electric's General Manager highlights the importance of grid-forming technology in supporting renewable energy integration. The company aims to enhance local operations and develop efficient solutions aligned with India's energy transition and project demands.

AI-Driven Energy Storage Will Shape India’s Smart Energy Future: Abhilash Borana, CEO, Sigenergy India

India's renewable energy sector is embracing artificial intelligence for smarter energy management. Sigenergy India's CEO, Abhilash Borana, highlights their innovative AI-powered energy storage solutions that optimise electricity consumption and integrate solar, battery storage, and EV charging. The company aims to expand locally while revolutionising energy efficiency across residential, commercial, and industrial applications.

India’s Renewable Energy Supply Chain Is Becoming More Resilient, Technology-Driven and Localised: Yogendra Yadav, Sungrow

Yogendra Yadav from Sungrow discusses the transformation of India’s renewable energy supply chain towards local sourcing and advanced technology. Emphasising AI-driven forecasting, digitalisation, and strong vendor partnerships, he highlights strategies for optimising inventory management and addressing logistics challenges to build a more resilient and sustainable supply chain.

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India’s Top AMCs Score Low on Climate Risk Preparedness, Report Highlights Major Investment Gaps

A report by Climate Risk Horizons indicates that India's top asset management companies are ill-prepared for climate-related financial risks, despite some progress in governance and disclosure. Key weaknesses include a lack of climate scenario analysis and insufficient emissions reporting. The report urges stronger regulations to enhance climate risk assessments in the sector.

Kenya’s Off-Grid Solar Sales Reach 2.4 Million Units In 2025, Growing Over 8% Annually

In 2025, Kenya's off-grid solar equipment adoption surged, with sales reaching 2.4 million units, marking over 8% annual growth since 2021. This shift enhances electricity access for remote communities through reliable solutions. However, affordability remains a challenge, necessitating policy changes and better financing options to further expand access and economic benefits.

Global Solar Module Shipments And Capacity Gap Highlight Industry Trends In 1H 2026

The global solar photovoltaic module market reveals a disparity between cumulative shipments and production capacity, primarily among leading manufacturers JinkoSolar, LONGi, JA Solar, and Trina Solar. While they dominate shipments, other firms adopt varied strategies for growth. Competitive factors include delivery reliability, supply chain strength, and market responsiveness.

CEA Marks 50 Years Since October 15, 1975, Highlighting One Nation One Grid Achievement and India’s 500 GW Clean Energy Target

The Central Electricity Authority (CEA) celebrated its 50th anniversary with a special edition of Vidyut Vahini, showcasing India's power sector evolution. Highlights include major achievements, the development of a national grid, efforts towards renewable energy, and technical advancements. The edition also features literary contributions, emphasizing the CEA's dedication to a sustainable energy future.
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“India’s Energy Storage Market Is Set for Strong Growth Over the Next 3–5 Years”: William Gui, Sineng Electric

India's energy storage market is set for rapid growth, emphasising grid stability, efficiency, and advanced technologies. Sineng Electric's General Manager highlights the importance of grid-forming technology in supporting renewable energy integration. The company aims to enhance local operations and develop efficient solutions aligned with India's energy transition and project demands.

NTPC REL Invites Bids For 1,200 MW Solar EPC Projects In Andhra Pradesh

NTPC Renewable Energy Limited (NTPC REL) has issued bids for 1,200 MW of solar PV projects in Andhra Pradesh, split into two blocks (900 MW and 300 MW). The contractor will handle land acquisition, EPC, and maintenance for three years. Bids open on November 27, 2026, with significant bid security requirements.

How Molecular Chirality Controls Photocurrent in 2D Hybrid Perovskites

Research from the Institute of Science Tokyo reveals that the molecular chirality of 2D organic-inorganic hybrid perovskites affects the direction of light-induced photocurrent. By using enantiomers to control crystal polarity, the study enhances understanding of charge transport in perovskites, paving the way for advanced optoelectronic applications, though not directly improving solar-cell efficiency.