CM Bhajanlal Sharma invited industry players to invest in heavy machinery manufacturing units for construction and infrastructure in Rajasthan’s industrial corridors, using budget-linked schemes.
Customs duty concessions, long-term tax clarity and a ₹20,000 crore CCUS programme boost investor confidence across energy, infrastructure and digital sectors.
With designated funding for carbon capture and solar technology, the government aims to empower industries while ensuring a secure energy future.
Customs duty exemptions on key manufacturing components will strengthen domestic production. A new scheme for Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage is also announced. These measures aim for a self-reliant and sustainable energy future for India.
PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana gets ₹22,000 crore; solar grid funding jumps 77.5% as government pushes capacity addition and green corridors.
The Union Budget’s energy measures draw industry reactions on execution, manufacturing scale and long-term competitiveness.
The company stressed that it is not a party to the proceedings. No charges have been brought against Adani Green Energy Limited itself. The case pertains only to directors Gautam Adani and Sagar Adani in their personal capacity.
The conglomerate's late entry places it among four shortlisted entities now conducting due diligence. This potential acquisition could represent the year's largest M&A deal in the renewable energy generation sector.
This significant milestone marks another step forward for India's largest hydroelectric undertaking, a run-of-river project costing approximately ₹27,000 crore and situated on the Arunachal Pradesh-Assam border.
The agreement, executed through its subsidiary ACME Urja One, mandates a minimum 40% annual capacity utilisation factor. This deal expands ACME Solar's PPA-backed portfolio to 5,630 MW.
Startup challenges, IIT hackathons and student outreach programmes took centre stage as India Energy Week focused on innovation-led, self-reliant energy development.
The company showcased high-efficiency hardware, digital platforms, green hydrogen and carbon capture solutions to support India’s low-carbon transition.
Talks covered green hydrogen, CCUS, renewables and biofuels, with both sides exploring hydrogen corridors, electrolyser manufacturing and pilot projects.
The engineering major says India is accelerating renewables, nuclear, green hydrogen and SAF while balancing energy security and affordability, Anil Parab tells ET Energy World.
The nation aims for 500 GW by 2030. Energy storage and critical minerals are key. Improved data sharing and new financing models are essential for continued progress and energy security.
This initiative is part of IPCL's larger plan to add 1.5 GW of solar capacity in Bhutan over five years, addressing the nation's growing energy demand and its target of 5,000 MW from solar by 2034.
This is part of a larger plan to add 1.5 gigawatts of solar capacity in Bhutan over five years. Bhutan's power demand is set to increase significantly.
Agreements signed on the sidelines of IEW 2026 span gas security, LNG mobility, green hydrogen and advanced biofuels, signalling a coordinated push by state-run energy firms towards resilience and decarbonisation.
Renewable energy producers in India are urging the government to pause new project auctions until existing "stranded" projects secure buyers.
The three-day visit focused on green hydrogen, renewable energy, and infrastructure. Yamanashi offered advanced technology and expertise in green hydrogen production.