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India just secured its cheapest renewable energy price yet for peak demand hours, proving clean power can compete with fossil fuels when electricity needs are highest. Three companies will deliver 1,500 MW of reliable green energy at record-low prices.
A massive battery storage system in India just switched on, marking a breakthrough in delivering renewable energy around the clock. The first phase now powers factories and businesses day and night without fossil fuels.
A new factory in northern India just started producing the special glass that covers solar panels, cutting wait times and costs for the country's booming clean energy industry. The plant can make enough solar glass each year to power 2.5 gigawatts worth of panels.
India just crossed a major clean energy milestone: solar and wind together generated over 100 gigawatts in July, powering a record 20% of the nation's electricity. On the best day, renewables supplied nearly half the country's power.
India just completed its first deep geothermal wells in Ladakh's Puga Valley, bringing 24/7 clean power to one of the world's most challenging terrains. The breakthrough could transform how remote Himalayan communities heat homes and grow food year-round.
India is turning to geothermal energy, a round-the-clock renewable source that could power cities and factories without depending on weather or sunlight. With promising underground heat sources in regions like Ladakh and the Cambay Basin, the country may have found a missing piece in its clean energy puzzle.
India is racing toward 500 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030, creating a massive $1.5 trillion investment opportunity that could reshape global clean energy financing. London's financial sector is positioning itself to help unlock the capital needed to power one of the world's largest green transformations.
India is racing toward 500 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030, creating one of the world's largest green investment opportunities. London's financial sector is positioning itself to help unlock the $1.5 trillion needed to power this transformation.
On a single morning in July 2026, clean energy powered over half of India's electricity grid for the first time. The country's next challenge is making that power last after sunset.
India's solar energy sector is accelerating faster than anyone predicted, with annual installations potentially reaching 85 gigawatts by 2030. New demand from data centers, green hydrogen, and battery storage could add an extra 20 GW of clean energy capacity each year.
India just smashed its solar energy target by adding a record 44.61 gigawatts in one year, nearly double what it installed the year before. The country has leaped from 9th place globally to 3rd in just a decade, proving clean energy growth can happen faster than anyone expected.
Entire regions in India are being transformed into fully solar-powered communities, giving farmers free irrigation and extra income from selling electricity back to the grid. The pilot project could light the way for clean energy across the country.