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Power prices hit regulatory ceiling as heatwave drives demand
India's power market saw prices surge in late April. High demand, driven by heatwaves, pushed tariffs to the ₹20 per unit ceiling in non-solar hours. The Indian Energy Exchange data shows this trend. This high-price segment allows costlier power sources to meet demand. Peak demand reached a record 256 GW.
Q4 Results Highlights: Indegene profit falls 32%, RPG Life revenue up 24%
Q4 Results Highlights: Major companies including Bajaj Finance, Adani Power, Vedanta, MOIL, Mphasis, Navin Fluorine, Waaree Energies and Bandhan Bank reported their Q4 earnings on Wednesday, while a host of financial, energy and midcap firms also announced results, keeping markets active ahead of a holiday-shortened week.
Adani Green Energy to add up to 15,000 GWh of battery energy storage capacity annually
Adani Green Energy plans massive battery storage expansion. The company will add thousands of gigawatt hours of capacity each year. This move supports India's energy transition. It aims to provide reliable clean power. The expansion will involve significant investment. This will help meet peak demand. It ensures round-the-clock renewable energy supply.
Nearly one-third of record peak demand of 256 GW met through renewable energy: Pralhad Joshi
India successfully met its record peak power demand of over 256 GW on April 25, 2026. Renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydro contributed significantly. This achievement demonstrates India's capability in handling peak power demand with clean energy. The government is investing in grid modernization and increasing generation capacity to boost renewable energy's share in the power mix.
Hindustan Power gets 100-MW solar project from Punjab government
Hindustan Power announced a 100 MW solar project in Punjab, awarded via competitive bidding. The project includes a 25-year power purchase agreement, ensuring long-term revenue and clean energy support. Commissioning is anticipated within 24 months.
Suzlon Energy shares rally 20% in one month: Here's why it is an 'unintended beneficiary' of Iran-US war
Suzlon Energy shares have surged 20% in a month as rising power demand and reduced gas and hydro output amid the Iran-US conflict boost wind energy’s relevance. JM Financial sees the company as an unintended beneficiary, citing strong evening demand, improved execution outlook, and over 30% upside potential.
CleanMax, Sangam India partner for hybrid renewable energy supply in Rajasthan
CleanMax Enviro Energy Solutions and Sangam India have joined forces. This partnership aims to reduce carbon emissions for Sangam India's operations in Rajasthan. A hybrid renewable energy supply agreement has been signed. It will provide solar and wind power, supported by battery storage. This will power five Sangam facilities across Rajasthan.
MTAR Tech shares soar 10%, double investor money in 2026! What’s behind the latest surge?
MTAR Technologies shares surged over 10%, extending a sharp rally that has doubled investor wealth in 2026 so far. The spike follows a major Bloom Energy–Oracle deal, strengthening growth visibility. Strong Q3 earnings, rising AI-driven power demand, and its key role in clean energy supply chains further boosted investor sentiment.
NTPC gains after inking MoU with Octopus Energy Group
NTPC advanced 1.94% to Rs 381.20 after the company signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Octopus Energy Group, a leader in clean energy and digital energy platforms, to explore strategic collaboration across the power and energy sector.
India’s non-fossil power capacity to hit 786 GW by FY36, exceed 2030 target: Govt
India plans to significantly boost its non-fossil fuel power capacity to 786 GW by FY36, accelerating its clean energy transition beyond the 2030 target. This expansion aims to meet rising energy demand, driven by urbanization and industrial growth, while fossil fuel capacity will be capped at 335 GW.
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.