Indian Railways Speeds Up Solar Installs, Lags Broader Targets Updated On Thu, Apr 3rd, 2025 by Saurenergy Indian Railways has so far installed about 209 MW of solar plants on 2,249 Railway stations and service buildings across the country . The Indian Railways Solar Power expansion reached 2,249 installations units with 1489 added in the last five years, 2.3 times more than 628 in the previous five years. Rajasthan Leads in Solar […] Read more
Bangladesh Seeks To Get Renewables Back On Track with 2.6 GW Tender Updated On Wed, Mar 26th, 2025 by Saurenergy Bangladesh, where much else besides its renewables plans were disrupted as a result of the student backed movement that overthrew the then government of Sheikh Hasina last year, has a lot of catching up to do. Not only has the country been embroiled in disputes with power providers in India like the Adani group which […] Read more
India’s Power Sector Needs Regulatory Reforms, Says Report Updated On Thu, Mar 20th, 2025 by Saurenergy India’s transition to a cleaner, more sustainable power sector is at a critical juncture, with regulatory challenges, financial constraints and policy uncertainties shaping its trajectory. A new report by Primus Partners, ‘The Intersection of Power Sector Regulation & Sustainability Goals in India’, examines these challenges and proposes a roadmap for achieving India’s ambitious 500 GW […] Read more
AP Offers 25% Subsidy For Solar and Wind Energy Manufacturing Updated On Mon, Mar 17th, 2025 by Saurenergy Andhra Pradesh (AP) has released operational guidelines for implementing its clean energy policy. These guidelines cover key aspects such as approvals, resource allocation, land allotment, incentives, and statutory clearances. To streamline the approval process, NREDCAP will be required to create a Unified/Single Desk Portal. Through this portal, the government can allocate resources and facilitate the […] Read more
Vietnam’s Threat To Go Back On Tariff PPA’s Sends Chills Through Developers Updated On Wed, Mar 12th, 2025 by Saurenergy Vietnam’s decision to retroactively revise subsidised pricing rules for wind and solar energy has raised concerns among stakeholders in the industry, especially foreign investors. The move comes after Vietnam blew past its renewable addition targets between 2020-23 on the back of a generous Feed In tariff mechanism that made projects much more lucrative in the […] Read more
Will Gensol Be Able To Drive Out of Latest Crisis? Updated On Fri, Mar 7th, 2025 by Saurenergy A downgrade by ratings agency ICRA has sent the Gensol Engineering stock on a tailspin, with the stock falling over 40% in the past four days. What’s behind Gensol Engineering’s massive stock crash? ICRA rating downgrade, governance concerns, and more Gensol Engineering, an Ahmedabad-based company engaged in solar EPC and EV leasing, had been a well […] Read more
Site Civil Engineer Updated On Tue, Mar 4th, 2025 by Saurenergy The Site Civil Engineer for Renewable EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) Projects is responsible for overseeing and managing the civil engineering aspects of renewable energy projects at the construction site. You will ensure that all civil works are executed as per design specifications, timelines, and budget, while ensuring safety, quality, and regulatory compliance. This role […] Read more
Low Tariffs, Land Issues Limit Wind Auctions to 5.2 GW in FY23-25: CRISIL Updated On Fri, Feb 28th, 2025 by Saurenergy India’s annual wind power capacity addition will more than double to 7.1 GW on average in the next two fiscal years, compared with 3.4 GW in fiscal 2023-25. This can take the installed wind capacity up to ~63 GW by fiscal 2027, according to CRISIL research. However, capacity additions over fiscal years 2023-25 continued to […] Read more
Waiver of ISTS Charges-Will Power Ministry Oblige RE Developers? Updated On Mon, Feb 17th, 2025 by Saurenergy Inter State Transmission Charges or ISTS charges are a key component of power bills across India. Thus, their waiver for renewable energy producers has been a major support on which the energy has grown, by helping keep costs lower than they would otherwise have been. Of course, most states have sought to extract their own […] Read more
