Author: Prasanna Singh

Starting Jan 1, China’s Grid to Prioritise Renewable Energy, By Law

China’s first Energy law comes into effect on January 1, 2025, and promises to change the energy markets in many ways from the beginning. The law, meant to support the transition to green energy in an orderly way, among many other things, will introduce many new rules and processes for the energy market. According to […]

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APTEL Order Adds Clarity On Treating Open Access Demand By Grid Operators

In an order last week that will add a dash of clarity on how discoms treat demand from open access customers, the APTEL bench has ruled to set aside an order from MSEDCL where it had denied the open access quantum to a group of customers of Sai Wardha Power Generation Limited. MSEDCL had lost […]

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Trina Solar Sells 5GW US Module Manufacturing Plant To Freyr Battery

In a key development, Norwegian battery cell major Freyr Battery has announced  an agreement to acquire the U.S. solar manufacturing assets of Trina Solar Co Ltd . Trina has been a global top 5 solar manufacturer and a key part of China’s solar push worldwide. Expected to close around year end 2024, it will create […]

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KPI Green Q2 Results- Revenues Up 67% YoY, PAT Up 99%

Gujarat based KPI Green Energy, part of the KP Group with interests across the energy chain, has declared results for the September quarter , Q2 FY25. As expected revenues are up sharply over the corresponding quarter last year for the EPC firm, at Rs 361 crores versus Rs 216 crores last year.  Thanks to the […]

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Shakti Pumps Q2 Analyst Call- 5 Main Takeaways

Fresh off a record Q2 performance, the management of Shakti Pumps tackled analyst questions post the results announcement, offering some interesting insights into the firm and the progress of the segment as well. For the record, in the September quarter, the firm recorded a turnover of Rs 635 crores, with operating profit coming in at […]

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PPA of 15 years Among Key Changes Proposed in TBCB Norms By India’s Power Ministry

In Draft guidelines for Tariff based competitive bidding involving solar, wind, Hybrid, FDRE and Energy storage projects, India’s Ministry of Power has come out with a slew of proposed changes. The draft document has been released for feedback and suggestions, with a last day of submissions being 15 days from publishing of the guidelines, ie, […]

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As Chinese Wind Turbine Makers Call Truce On Price Wars, Could Solar Follow?

In a clear indication of the extraordinary efforts being made in China to stem the losses or low profitability in its renewable energy manufacturing sectors, a conference on Wind Energy in Beijing saw 12 of the country’s leading wind turbine firms sign a truce. Four of the world’s top 5 wind turbine makers are Chinese, […]

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Microsoft, Google, and Now Amazon- Is Nuclear Hip Again?

Last month, on September 20 came the news that Microsoft and Constellation Energy, the utility that owns Three Mile Island nuclear power facility, have inked a deal that would help restart Unit 1 at the Three Mile Island Nuclear Generating Station. the deal marked the first time a shuttered nuclear plant in the US was […]

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