The IEA’s Renewables 2025 report highlights rapid global energy transition, with Solar PV driving growth. India to become the second-largest market, but addressing grid bottlenecks, transmission expansion, and DISCOMs’ financial fragility is crucial to sustain progress and meet COP28 goals.
Click to View MoreIndia and Qatar have strengthened their Strategic Partnership, advancing energy security, trade diversification, and digital collaboration. By leveraging LNG supplies, expanding non-hydrocarbon sectors, and engaging the Indian diaspora, both nations drive mutual economic growth and investment.
Click to View MoreIsobutanol offers a breakthrough in biofuels, with potential to decarbonize India’s diesel-driven transport sector beyond ethanol blending. Despite cost and engine challenges, strong policy support and innovation can enable its adoption, advancing cleaner energy and India’s self-reliance goals.
Click to View MoreIndia’s power-sector CO2 emissions fell 1% in early 2025, driven by a 69% clean energy surge, hydropower gains, and mild weather—signaling a possible emissions peak before 2030 and marking a historic shift in India’s energy transition.
Click to View MoreIndia is deploying AI in its power grid for real-time risk detection, cyber security, and market surveillance, enhancing resilience amid renewable growth. This initiative strengthens grid stability, safeguards markets, reduces cyber vulnerabilities, and promotes indigenous innovation, aligning with global best practices.
Click to View MoreA new study warns rising greenhouse gas emissions could cut India’s solar output by 10%, especially in southern, central, and eastern regions, urging developers to address regional climate variability and adopt resilient, hybrid systems to safeguard India’s clean energy mission.
Click to View MoreThe IEA’s warning highlights India’s import-driven vulnerability but also a chance for transformation. By strengthening fossil fuel security, accelerating clean energy, and ensuring resilience, India can pursue Viksit Bharat 2047 with autonomy, sustainability, and leadership in a multipolar energy world.
Click to View MoreThe IEA’s warning highlights India’s import-driven vulnerability but also a chance for transformation. By strengthening fossil fuel security, accelerating clean energy, and ensuring resilience, India can pursue Viksit Bharat 2047 with autonomy, sustainability, and leadership in a multipolar energy world.
Click to View MoreSmall Modular Reactors (SMRs), with up to 300 MWe capacity, enable rapid, flexible, factory-built clean power. Despite higher costs, they offer fast deployment, reliable baseload, and emissions-free energy, supporting India’s decarbonization, energy security, and global climate goals.
Click to View MoreIndia’s National Green Hydrogen Mission targets 5 MMT production by 2030, driving decarbonization, reducing imports, and creating jobs. Supported by SIGHT and major investments, it advances energy independence, sustainability, and global leadership in climate action through innovation and green transition.
Click to View MoreCoal gasification is a process that converts coal into cleaner syngas, reducing India's energy dependence. Despite challenges like high ash content and water usage, government initiatives like the National Coal Gasification Mission and financial incentives are paving the way for energy transition.
Click to View MoreGreen fuels are the next frontier in India’s clean energy transition, promising reduced imports, rural income, and a path to net zero by 2070. High costs, storage gaps, and policy hurdles threaten progress. With pricing reforms, infrastructure investment, and farmer-centric models, India can unlock its potential as a global green fuel hub.
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