500 GW by 2030

Synopsis: India can become a hub of green hydrogen given its inherent advantage in the form of abundant renewable energy power, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He said that the green hydrogen ecosystem is closely inter-linked with fertiliser, oil refining and transportation sectors and will help in decarbonising the economy

Synopsis: The Centre has asked states to set up Dispute Resolution Committee (DRC) for Renewable Energy (RE) projects bid out by them on the lines of the one created by the Central government

Synopsis: The share of round-the-clock (RTC) plants in the overall renewable (RE) capacity mix will increase from nearly nil today to over 5 percent by calendar year 2025, said CRISIL Ratings in its latest report

Synopsis: NHPC Limited has incorporated a wholly-owned subsidiary company for the development of renewable energy (RE), small hydro and green hydrogen projects, the Miniratna PSU said

Ratings agency ICRA has estimated India's renewable energy (RE) capacity addition in FY23 at 16 GW, a new report said

The government wants to put in place a large domestic solar module manufacturing capacity and intends to be self-reliant to meet long-term decarbonisation goals

India has achieved the target of having 40 percent of its overall installed electricity capacity comprise of non-fossil energy sources ahead of the deadline

A consortium of India Grid Trust's subsidiaries, IndiGrid 1 Ltd and IndiGrid 2 Ltd, have won contracts to develop transmission system for 1 GW RE projects in Maharashtra

Days after PM Modi announced new climate targets at COP26 Summit, the Ministry of Coal has formed a sustainable development cell (SDC) to ensure clean utilisation of coal