Energy updates from across Asia
The latest solar capacity news, analysis and data from India and across Asia, reported by Energy Asia.
Up sharply from just 2 GW before 2014, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, highlighting the rapid expansion of solar power as an important component of the country’s energy-security and clean-energy strategy.
In a surprising turn of events, India's solar capacity expansion has faced a significant setback, with a staggering 58% decline in the second quarter of 2023.
India has taken a leading role in the global efforts to adapt to renewable energy sources and combats the harmful effects of climate change.
With commissioning of 100 MW solar capacity at its Nokhra Project in Rajasthan, NTPC achieved another milestone of 3 GW operational capacity on 20 December 2022.
India has commissioned 57.71 GW of solar capacity while another 48.71 GW was in the pipeline at June end against the target of achieving 100 GW…
Gujarat-based AMNS India on Tuesday announced it will make a ₹1,000-crore investment in Andhra Pradesh to expand its pellet plant capacity.
Solar capacity installations in the country jumped by a record 210% to 10 GWs during 2021, Mercom Communications India said in a report on Thursday.
Solar open access installations in India jumped 85% to 307 megawatt in July-September period of 2021, Mercom India Research said in a report.
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