India''s power sector is undergoing a structural shift as the country advances toward its target of 500 GW of clean energy capacity by 2030. The increasing integration of solar and wind
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Solar-plus-storage bids gather pace; renewables draw over $2 billion in January India''s green energy transition hit high gear in January 2026, with over 7 GW of fresh tenders and $2.1
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Guided by our National Electricity Plan and bold climate pledges, we aim to achieve 500 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030—a goal that reflects our resolve to lead globally in clean energy.
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India strengthens global renewable energy partnerships and accelerates policy reforms to boost solar, wind, storage, green hydrogen and grid integration, says MNRE in Rajya Sabha reply.
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Steel manufacturer ArcelorMittal is investing INR81 billion (US$903 million) in three renewable energy projects across three states in India. The investment includes a 36MW solar plant
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Energy storage will be key to maintaining and growing this share of clean energy as India expands its solar and wind fleets. Current energy storage landscape in India. India''s energy storage
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Solar Power* (Cumulative) : 135.81 GW Ground Mounted Solar Plant : 103.24 GW Grid Connected Solar Rooftop: 23.62 GW Hybrid Projects (Solar Component) : 3.36 GW Off-Grid Solar:
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The multinational conglomerate is already a major player in the renewable energy sector, with its subsidiary, Adani Green Energy, holding a 15GW operational portfolio of solar PV, wind and
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NLC India Renewables: Project includes 300 MW / 1,800 MWh energy storage; power supply locked in for 25 years.
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NLC India Renewables Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of NLC India Limited, secured a letter of award (LoA) from the Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (SECI) for the development
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