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The two-phase approach aims to enhance transparency for investors and lenders while aligning Indian corporate sector disclosures with established global standards
Listed Chinese PV companies have taken a heavy hit from persistent overcapacity across the industry chain in H1 2026.
A Singapore-based subsidiary of a Germany-headquartered group said it has broken ground on a 99-MW solar power facility in the Philippines.
Zelestra and steelmaker Salzgitter Flachstahl have signed a PPA for a new solar-plus-storage portfolio in Germany.
The permanent installation combines public amenities, renewable energy generation, and energy storage. See how it supports various use cases.
Batteries now meet almost half of the grid’s dispatchable power needs during hours of highest demand
Solar supplied 12.8% of US electricity in May even as Trump boosts coal over clean energy
Piramal Pharma Solutions is adding a 4.3 MWp ground-mounted solar power plant at its facility in Morpeth, UK.
2026 in set to be a record-breaking year for UK rooftop solar installations, according to MCS and Solar Energy UK.
Solar Media Market Research senior analyst Josh Cornes weighs this year's progress in the UK solar market.
Saatvik Green Energy has been selected by the Solar Energy Corp. of India (SECI) to manufacture and supply 600 MWp of domestically manufactured solar PV modules using domestically manufactured solar cells.
The report credited the PM Surya Ghar Yojana for expanding rooftop solar capacity. It added that residential rooftop solar is entering a phase of sustained scale-up and there is likely to be a transformative scenario emerging by 2030.
Hybrid inverters are moving into higher power classes; utility-scale inverters are becoming more powerful, while microinverters are attracting new players.
A surge in clean energy has kept carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in check across India’s power sector, with no growth from the first half of 2024 to the same period in 2026.
