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Two major investors just committed $300 million to accelerate India's solar, wind, and battery storage projects. The new platform aims to unlock even more private funding for the country's renewable energy boom. ##
Two major investors just committed $300 million to supercharge India's renewable energy revolution. The new platform will help bridge a massive funding gap holding back solar and wind projects across the country.
British and Danish investors just launched a $300 million renewable energy platform in India that could power millions of homes and prevent 4 million tonnes of carbon emissions annually. The partnership aims to close India's massive climate funding gap while proving clean energy investments can deliver returns.
Prime Minister Modi invited Swedish companies to join India's clean energy revolution, focusing on green hydrogen and bioenergy partnerships. The call came during a high-level European industry meeting that could reshape global climate cooperation.
India just achieved something remarkable: the nation's renewable energy grew so fast in 2025 that fossil fuel power actually dropped by 3.3%. Solar power doubled in just three years, making India the world's third-largest solar generator.
After three decades of manufacturing in India, Tata Motors just rolled out its one-millionth vehicle from its Lucknow facility. The milestone vehicle? A zero-emission electric bus.
India's clean energy investment is set to more than double in the next decade, reaching $145 billion annually by 2035. The surge reflects the nation's ambitious push to transform its energy landscape and lead the global renewable revolution.
India just fired up its biggest battery energy storage factory, a massive 7 GWh facility that will help keep the country's growing solar and wind power flowing reliably. The new plant in Noida marks a turning point for India's clean energy goals, with plans to more than triple its size in just three years.