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Enviro Infra wins two EPC contracts worth ₹972 crore for sewage projects
Enviro Infra Engineering wins two EPC contracts worth ₹972 crore to build sewage treatment plants and sewer networks under Swachh Bharat Mission Urban 2.0. Shares of Enviro Infra Engineering ended higher on Friday, April 10, by 1.25% at ₹173.15 on the NSE.
Adani Green Energy's arm inks pact with UAE firm to develop renewable energy projects in India
Adani Green Energy Limited's UAE arm has partnered with Minerva Holding RSC. This joint venture will focus on developing renewable energy projects within India. Minerva Holding is a subsidiary of EPointZero Holding RSC Ltd, which is part of the UAE's International Holding Company PJSC. Adani Green Energy will hold a stake in this new venture.
BEML, Delhi Metro Rail Corp partner to bid for rail, metro projects
BEML signs MoU with DMRC to jointly bid for rail and metro projects in India and abroad, leveraging manufacturing and execution strengths to expand in urban mobility markets.
L&T set to win its fifth-largest order, CLSA calls it 'cheapest' largecap industrial stock
L&T beat BHEL to win the 3.2 GW of power projects to sustain its FY26 49% share in FY27 as well, according to the brokerage note from CLSA. However, the company is yet to make an official announcement in this regard.
L&T and BHEL emerge as lowest bidders for projects worth up to ₹22,500 crore: Exclusive
BHEL, the state-run company has emerged as the lowest bidder for the ₹10,300 crore package, which pertains to the Odisha Genco Thermal Power Station expansion project, according to sources with knowledge of the matter.
RSP India launches BuildAmbit to power the ambitions of Global AEC Professionals
RSP India launches BuildAmbit, an industry-backed platform to address the global AEC talent gap. Leveraging 30 years of project experience, BuildAmbit offers immersive upskilling in BIM, computational design, and sustainability. The initiative aims to transform early-career professionals into confident, full-stack contributors ready for complex, real-world projects worldwide.
Rajiv Ranjan Jha appointed as nominee director of PFC on REC board
Power Finance Corporation welcomes Rajiv Ranjan Jha as its newly appointed nominee director on the board of REC, effective April 6, 2026. With a rich history at PFC since March 1997, Jha is currently the Director of Projects.
Govt explores options to retain 51% stake in merged PFC-REC entity
The government is considering issuing preference shares or fresh equity to keep its stake above 51 percent in the Power Finance Corporation after its merger with REC. This move aims to ensure the combined entity remains a government-owned NBFC. The merged company will be the largest government-owned NBFC, enhancing its capacity for large projects and competition.
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Cabinet approves Rs 2,585 crore Small Hydro Power Development Scheme
The Union Cabinet has approved a Rs 2,585 crore scheme to boost small hydro power development. This initiative aims to add 1,500 MW of renewable capacity by 2030-31. Projects will be run-of-river, avoiding dams and displacement. The scheme is expected to attract Rs 15,000 crore in investment, creating clean energy and boosting the nation's renewable capacity.
NHPC shares in focus on likely Cabinet discussion on hydro projects
The proposed scheme aims to promote small hydro power projects and strengthen clean energy generation in the country.
Tracker-mounted solar projects give higher output than fixed-tilt systems: Study
A study by SgurrEnergy and Nextpower found that single-axis solar tracker systems in India generate 15–23% more energy than fixed-tilt installations and deliver higher efficiency across key performance metrics. The analysis, based on projects in Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, showed trackers also improve capacity utilisation and performance ratios while requiring 14–18% lower installed capacity to achieve similar output.