INDIA SOLAR CAPACITY ADDITION
Adani Power eclipses Adani Ports to becomes Group’s most valuable stock with m-cap Rs 3.99 lakh crore
Adani Power Limited surged nearly 5% on Monday to hit fresh 52-week high, becoming the most valuable Adani Group firm. The company, with a ₹3.99 lakh crore m-cap, surpassed Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone. Strong stock momentum, new subsidiary formation, and reaffirmed ratings supported investor sentiment on the Street.
SAEL begins operation of 600-MW solar power plant in Andhra Pradesh
SAEL Industries has started a 600-megawatt solar power plant in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh. This plant will supply power to the national grid for 25 years. It uses over 12 lakh solar modules. The project will reduce carbon emissions significantly. This development adds to SAEL's growing operational capacity.
SW Solar shares rally 17% after Rs 3,500 crore order from Coal India. Check details
Shares of Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Limited surged 17% after securing a Rs 3,490 crore solar EPC order from Coal India Limited, along with another project win. Strong order inflows and improved financial performance have boosted investor sentiment, driving sharp near-term gains in the stock.
Increase in renewable energy curbs emissions growth in 2025, IEA says
Global emissions growth slowed in 2025. Solar power expansion in developing nations helped balance emissions increases in advanced economies. India saw emissions fall for the first time in normal economic conditions. China also recorded lower emissions due to leading solar capacity additions. The United States experienced an emissions rise.
Global lenders to back Brookfield’s 1.04 GW project with $600 mn
A group of international banks is financing Brookfield's significant renewable energy project in India. This venture combines wind, solar, and battery storage. The project aims to provide reliable power. It is a key step in India's growing green energy sector. This development highlights substantial investment in sustainable power solutions.
US Section 301 probe: India textile body TEXPROCIL pushes back on USTR excess capacity allegations
TEXPROCIL has responded to US investigations on excess manufacturing capacity and forced labor. The Indian textile body rejects these claims, highlighting strong domestic demand. India's cotton textile sector is primarily driven by local consumption, with exports forming a small portion. Any negative US action could harm trade ties.
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Sebi clears four IPOs including Avaada Electro and Grand Housing
Securities and Exchange Board of India approved IPOs of Avaada Electro Grand Housing Sonaselection India and Vishal Nirmiti with Avaada leading as a major renewable energy listing aimed at expansion and growth
NTPC Green Energy group firm to begin 150 MW supply from solar project on Saturday
On April 18, 2026, NGEL, under the NTPC umbrella, is set to launch its 150 MW solar power output from a pioneering project in Rajasthan. This endeavor, part of the 300 MW Project Sixteen Renewable Power Private Ltd., marks a significant milestone as NGEL's total capacity will hit 10,276.
Suzlon Energy shares rise 4%, extends five-day rally to nearly 18%. Should you buy?
Suzlon Energy shares extended gains, rising nearly 18% over five sessions, supported by strong momentum and improving investor interest. JM Financial remains bullish with a Buy rating, despite execution concerns. Elevated RSI indicates overbought conditions, while rising institutional holdings and expected commissioning recovery may support the stock’s near-term outlook.
Waaree Renewable shares rocket 12% as Q4 revenue soars 131%, profit up 66%. Check details
Waaree Renewable Technologies shares jumped up to 12% after reporting a strong Q4, with net profit rising 66% YoY to Rs 155.72 crore and revenue surging 131% to Rs 1,102.40 crore. EBITDA also grew 63.71%, though margins declined sharply. The company highlighted strong execution visibility backed by a 2.83 GWp order book.
Iran war exposes cost of Asia's fossil fuel reliance
The latest global energy shock highlights the risks of fuel import dependence, with Bangladesh hit hard by soaring LNG costs after supply disruptions, forcing costly spot purchases. In contrast, Pakistan’s shift to solar reduced reliance on imports and cushioned the impact. The divergence underscores the need for emerging economies to accelerate clean energy adoption to limit exposure to price volatility.
500 GW of renewable energy by 2030: What India must do now
With policy certainty, innovative financing, accelerated manufacturing, and modernised grids, India can deliver clean, affordable, and home-grown energy at scale.
Suzlon Energy shares rally 20% in one month: Here's why it is an 'unintended beneficiary' of Iran-US war
Suzlon Energy shares have surged 20% in a month as rising power demand and reduced gas and hydro output amid the Iran-US conflict boost wind energy’s relevance. JM Financial sees the company as an unintended beneficiary, citing strong evening demand, improved execution outlook, and over 30% upside potential.
ReNew commissions 2.4 GW, marks record renewable capacity addition
ReNew Energy Global Plc achieved a record 2.4 GW of new renewable energy capacity in FY2026. This brings their total operating capacity to 12.6 GW, making them the second largest in India. The company also has significant solar manufacturing capabilities. This marks a significant milestone for ReNew's growth in the renewable energy sector.
CleanMax, Sangam India partner for hybrid renewable energy supply in Rajasthan
CleanMax Enviro Energy Solutions and Sangam India have joined forces. This partnership aims to reduce carbon emissions for Sangam India's operations in Rajasthan. A hybrid renewable energy supply agreement has been signed. It will provide solar and wind power, supported by battery storage. This will power five Sangam facilities across Rajasthan.
Weak grid infrastructure, land access, financial barriers for developers slowed PM-KUSUM's progress: Study
India's flagship PM-KUSUM solar program for farmers faces significant challenges. Weak grid infrastructure, funding issues for small developers, land acquisition problems, and low electricity prices hinder its progress. While the scheme aims to boost farmer income and reduce diesel use, only a fraction of its solar capacity target has been achieved.
GAIL to invest Rs 3,800 cr in 700 MW solar projects in UP, Maharashtra
GAIL India Limited announced an investment of Rs 3,800 crore to establish 700 MW of solar power capacity across Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra. This initiative includes a 600-MW solar project with battery storage in Jhansi and a 100-MW project in Maharashtra. These projects aim to boost GAIL's renewable energy portfolio and support its net-zero goals.
India set to emerge as world's 2nd largest solar market in 2026: NSEFI
India is set to become the world's second-largest solar market in 2026. The nation is rapidly adding solar capacity, reaching 150 GW. This growth is driven by government initiatives and increasing demand. Distributed solar and commercial installations are key. Energy storage is also expected to grow significantly. India is accelerating its renewable energy deployment.
Brookfield set to divest 550 MW solar project in Bikaner; eyes ₹3K cr EV
Brookfield Asset Management is set to sell its 550-megawatt solar project in Bikaner, Rajasthan. The deal is valued at an estimated ₹3,000 crore. Investment bank Jefferies is managing the sale. Initial bids have come from overseas and domestic investors. This move is part of Brookfield's wider portfolio adjustments in India's growing renewable energy sector.
GAIL (India) plans Rs 3,294 crore 600 MW solar project in Uttar Pradesh
GAIL India is set to build a massive 600 MW solar power project in Uttar Pradesh. This significant undertaking includes a 550 MWh battery storage system. The project aims to boost power supply reliability and efficiency. It represents a major expansion of GAIL's renewable energy efforts. This move aligns with India's strong push for clean energy and reduced carbon emissions.
Vikram Solar crosses 10 GW in global deployments
Vikram Solar has achieved a significant milestone, deploying 10 GW of solar modules globally. This doubles their previous deployment in just two years. The company's reach extends to 39 countries, with a strong manufacturing base in India. It is also expanding into energy storage solutions.
India's top solar state has renewable projects of about 60 GW awaiting transmission links
India's top solar state, Rajasthan, has 60 GW of clean energy projects waiting for transmission links. Planners are struggling to keep pace with rapid build-out. This challenge affects India's aim to double non-fossil fuel power generation by 2030. The Central Transmission Utility of India Ltd is unable to provide systems for these projects.
Acme Solar Holdings shares jump 4% after HSBC initiates buy with 28% upside
Shares of Acme Solar Holdings rose sharply on Monday after HSBC initiated coverage with a ‘Buy’ rating and 28% upside. The brokerage expects strong project execution, capacity additions, lower financing costs, and improved cash-flow visibility to drive returns, backed by disciplined bidding and a robust renewable energy pipeline.
L&T targets nuclear energy, expects 3x revenues in 5 years
"L&T has been associated with India's nuclear programme since its inception and has supported technology development, manufacturing and localisation," Anil V Parab, whole-time director and senior executive vice president, heavy engineering & manufacturing, told ET. "We will continue to support the government's push to scale nuclear capacity from about 8.8 GW currently to 100 GW by 2047."
Jindal Renewables, INOXGFL in Race for GIP's Vena India
The potential bidders are currently undertaking due diligence of the asset, and binding bids are expected by next month, the people said. Global investors, including Actis, Sembcorp, KKR, and Macquarie, had also evaluated the company but decided against holding advanced negotiations with GIP, said people aware of the development.
Renewable surge fuels multi-year boom to India's power equipment industry: Report
The report highlights that high-voltage (HV) equipment manufacturers are "in the midst of a decadal upcycle as the grid keeps up with a step-change in renewables," underpinned by strong policy visibility and a sharp ramp-up in renewable capacity additions. The sector's outlook is anchored in India's ambitious clean energy pipeline, with the national plan targeting 470GW of solar and wind additions over the next decade. This is expected to significantly boost demand for transmission infrastructure and associated equipment.
India defers power plant maintenance to add 10 GW capacity for summer peak demand
India is boosting electricity supply for summer. Maintenance shutdowns at thermal power plants are postponed. This adds 10,000 MW of power. Imported coal plants are running at full capacity. Coal stocks are maintained. India's electricity system remains strong. Installed capacity exceeds 531 GW. Over 22,000 MW will be added in three months.
India records highest-ever annual solar capacity addition of 45 GW in FY 2025-26: Pralhad Joshi
The minister further informed that the country added 6.65 gigawatts of solar capacity in March 2026, marking the highest-ever solar installation in a single month. "Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Maharashtra have led this extraordinary growth, powering India's transition towards a cleaner, greener, and more self-reliant future," Joshi said.
India logs record 6.05 GW wind capacity addition in FY26, up 46% YoY
India has achieved a record 6.05 GW of wind capacity in FY26. This marks the highest annual addition, pushing total wind power past 56 GW. Gujarat, Karnataka, and Maharashtra led the growth. Government support and open access have driven this expansion. This achievement is crucial for India's renewable energy goals and its 2030 target.
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