Industry and government say annual installations can rise from a record 6.05 GW, but Indian turbines cost 10–20% more than Chinese ones and testing facilities are thin.

GreenVize says its plug-and-play unit needs about 100 ml of water and 1 kWh of electricity for six hours of cooking, though it costs up to ₹1,50,000.

The ~300 kWp pilot with Norway’s Ocean Sun will compare a thin floating membrane with conventional pontoon systems on generation, cost and reliability.

An 11-month ICCT study of five e-tractor models found they matched diesel on many tasks, though battery life under heavy loads is still short.

The state electricity board wants bidders to strengthen a 33 kV feeder and support power supply to the HPPCL–Oil India plant near Nalagarh.

The state’s first large standalone battery project follows a competitive auction with 13 bidders and central viability gap funding of ₹90 crore.

The 12,000 MWh tender, open until 3 November 2026, asks developers to store NTPC’s solar and wind power under 25-year service contracts.

The tender, SECI-ESS-IV, seeks four-hour batteries that distribution companies can call on when needed. Bids close on 30 October.

The 2026 study puts a hydrogen-based plant’s base-case cost about $70 a tonne above blast furnace steel, with emissions roughly nine-tenths lower.