On April 2, 2026, India's stock market showed mixed results in the green energy and power sectors, driven by cautious investor sentiment. The S&P BSE SENSEX rose 0.3% while the NIFTY 50 gained 0.17%. Smaller renewable companies like EKI Energy surged, while larger firms faced selling pressure, illustrating sector volatility.

India's power sector, through the National Generation Adequacy Plan (2026-36), aims to double its capacity to 1,121 GW, addressing rising electricity demand projected to reach 459 GW. A significant shift towards renewable energy, particularly solar and wind, is outlined, supported by robust energy storage solutions. Coal will retain a vital role in the energy mix, while advancements in electric vehicles and green hydrogen production are also highlighted.

Malaysia faces dual challenges of extreme heat and rising global energy costs, resulting in lower dam water levels and increased electricity demand for cooling. The Energy Commission warns of higher bills and encourages energy conservation and solar power installation. Despite a stable energy mix, caution is advised due to potential costs linked to imported coal and global issues.

A 6,000 km trip from Kenya to South Africa demonstrates the feasibility of electric mobility in Africa, using locally made solar-powered electric motorbikes. This initiative shows potential for reducing costs, air pollution, and reliance on fossil fuels while emphasizing the need for local manufacturing and supportive policies to facilitate widespread adoption.