The country’s Net Zero ambition now moves from targets to execution, requiring a massive build-out of power, grids, industry, technology, supply chains and capital.
The country is targeting 100 GW of nuclear power capacity by 2047. Discussions at the recently concluded NuclearX forum during Bharat Electricity, Powergen India and Indian Utility Week 2026 focused on the policy, investment, technology, manufacturing and skills needed to expand the country’s nuclear sector.
SJVN’s board of directors have decided on the merger of its thermal power arm in order to enhance operational efficiency and decrease administrative redundancies.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar joined global leaders in Atlanta for G20 discussions targeting energy security, supply chains, and economic cooperation.
SECI has floated a 4,000 MW/16,000 MWh BESS tender for standalone battery storage projects across Rajasthan and Gujarat.
GAIL India is investing ₹600 crore to build a Ratnagiri LNG heating unit, enabling 5-MTPA capacity operation by June 2027.
JVVNL and GEAPP partner to pilot India’s first 250 kW sodium-ion battery system in Rajasthan to test grid performance.
According to MNRE, India requires over $220 billion by 2030 across solar, wind, transmission, and hydrogen to meet green targets.
Mecpower Solutions and Navitas Solar plan to establish a 5 GWh battery energy storage manufacturing facility in Gujarat, with operations targeted for Q1 FY2027-28.
India’s greatest clean energy advantage may lie not in how much technology it manufactures or deploys, but in how effectively it converts the world’s most diverse energy market into a source of technological leadership.
Bihar seeks to turn its evolving energy landscape into a driver of economic growth, with solarisation, smart metering, agricultural feeder modernisation, and stronger distribution networks as key priorities. The state is also looking to deepen industry participation across its energy ecosystem. In an exclusive interview with ENERGDIVE, Shailesh Kumar, Bihar’s Energy Minister, outlines the state’s energy ambitions, investment opportunities, and development priorities.
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