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    DVC to invest Rs 20,000 cr in solar energy projects by 2030

    The Kolkata-headquartered corporation now has only 14 MW installed solar capacity and is executing a 348 MW project in association with NTPC. A 250MW/hour capacity of battery storage is also under consideration, he said.

    India's solar output grows at slowest pace in six years in first half of 2024

    Solar power generation in the third-largest producer of electricity from the sun rose to 63.6 billion kilowatt-hours (kWh) in the first half of 2024, the data showed, up 14.7% compared with the same period last year and 18.5% in the calendar year 2023. The world's fastest growing major economy has prioritised coal to address a surge in power demand in recent years.

    Congress targets PM over report on Adani group 'taking' Chinese help in solar project

    Congress leader Jairam Ramesh criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday, pointing to a report that the Adani Group has selected eight Chinese companies for its solar manufacturing project. Ramesh emphasized the need for a strategy to reduce India's dependence on China and ensure taxpayer money does not benefit Chinese firms.

    India powers up energy network for its hotspots

    The govt is taking steps to ensure power projects, including renewable energy sources like wind turbines and solar panels, can operate effectively in the face of intense heatwaves in India. Actions involve enhancing heat tolerance levels, addressing peak power demand, upgrading transmission equipment, and implementing measures like proper ventilation in substations and transformer yards.

    How China rose to lead the world in cars and solar panels

    Heavy subsidies for industry, together with weak sales in China, have set the stage for an export boom, raising fears of factory job losses elsewhere

    India's peak power demand hits a record 250 GW

    India witnessed a historic milestone on May 30 as the country's power demand surged to a record-breaking 250 GW, driven by a combination of weather-related loads and the escalating power consumption in both industrial and residential sectors, announced the power ministry on Thursday. The non-solar hours demand also soared to an unprecedented level of 234.3 GW the previous day, marking a significant increase in energy requirements.

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