In a significant move to boost India’s energy security and clean energy goals, Coal India and IREL have signed a strategic MoU to develop critical minerals like rare earth elements. This collaboration aims to reduce import dependency, strengthen India’s position in the global mineral market, and pave the way for a sustainable, green energy future.
Tata Power has joined forces with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to secure $4.25 billion in funding for clean energy projects in India. This partnership will support key initiatives like solar-wind hybrid systems, pumped hydro storage, and infrastructure upgrades, helping India accelerate its transition to renewable energy and achieve its ambitious sustainability targets.
NTPC and RVUNL have entered into a strategic joint venture to jointly own and operate a 230 MW unit at the Chhabra Thermal Power Plant in Rajasthan. This collaboration aims to improve operational efficiency, enhance power generation capacity, and support sustainable energy practices, strengthening the region's power infrastructure.
NHPC and APGENCO have embarked on a transformative journey to boost renewable energy in Andhra Pradesh through a new joint venture. With a focus on pumped storage hydro power projects, including the Yaganti and Rajupalem initiatives, this collaboration aims to enhance energy security and promote sustainable development in the region. Explore the implications of this partnership for the future of green energy in Andhra Pradesh.
India's coal production has achieved a notable 5.85% increase, reaching 411.62 million tonnes for the fiscal year 2024-25 up to September 12. Despite facing operational challenges such as heavy rains, the sector has demonstrated resilience and growth. This significant rise in output not only supports the country’s expanding energy needs but also underscores the sector's capacity to adapt and thrive. Explore the factors behind this growth and what it means for India's energy future and economic stability.