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Solarसौर
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Neoterra Launches Solar-Powered Smart ACs, Claims Up to 80 Percent Energy Savings
The company says its new air conditioners can run partly on rooftop solar and cut grid draw sharply, though independent performance data isn't yet public.
India to host Agrivoltaics World Conference 2026, first in Global South
The conference comes as the next phase of PM-KUSUM is set to push agrivoltaics, pairing solar panels with farmland across India.
India's solar push runs into a durability and cost problem
A pv magazine Global report says the sector's next challenge is keeping panels and projects working, not just building them fast.
Windपवन
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India's 171 GW of solar can't carry the grid alone. Here's why wind matters
Solar peaks at noon and fades by evening. Wind blows strongest at night and through the monsoon, which is exactly when the grid needs it.
Illinois farmer John Dollinger hosts 10 wind turbines on 800 acres, payments started at $10,000
The Dollinger family's wind energy lease in Illinois began with $10,000 payments, offering a look at how rural landowners earn from wind farms.
Mobil to Bring 'Fill for Life' Wind Turbine Lubricant to Windergy India 2026
ExxonMobil's lubricant brand will present a long-life solution for wind turbine gearboxes at the industry event in October 2026.
EV & Mobilityईवी और गतिशीलता
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India's EV Battery Push: What IBEF's Latest Trends Report Shows
A new IBEF overview tracks where India's EV battery sector stands on technology, manufacturing and growth as of October 2026.
Battery reliability, charging gaps still hold back EV buyers in India, Bain survey finds
A Bain survey finds that worries about battery reliability and thin charging networks remain the main reasons Indian buyers hesitate on electric vehicles.
Varroc and Forsee Power Plan Joint Venture to Expand EV Battery Solutions in India
The two auto-component suppliers are teaming up on a joint venture aimed at widening India's electric-vehicle battery offerings.
Policyनीति
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Batteries first: India's storage push gains pace
Battery storage is moving to the centre of India's clean energy plans, with new policies and falling costs driving adoption.
India curtails renewable power even as supplies run tight, pointing to a flexibility gap
BigMint reports that wind and solar generation is being backed down during periods of tight supply, a sign the grid lacks the storage and demand response to absorb it.
India and Kenya Talk Green Energy Partnership for the Next Decade
A new CSEP India report examines how the two countries can deepen cooperation on solar, wind, and climate finance.
Agritech & Waterकृषि-तकनीक और जल
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Solar pumps and panels are reshaping the Indian farm, one field at a time
Farmers are pairing solar irrigation pumps with panels that feed the grid, cutting diesel bills and earning from surplus power.
Solar Power Keeps India's Dairy Cold Chain Running
Milk spoils fast without reliable refrigeration. Solar-powered cold storage is helping small dairy farmers cut losses and stay in business.
Punjab's Kisan Drone Yojana: Can Drones Cut Fertilizer Use and Water Waste?
The state government pushes agritech to fix a broken wheat belt, but farmers and experts question the costs and real-world gains.
Climateजलवायु
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India’s Renewable Push Gains Speed as Earth Journalism Network Names 18 New Fellows
India's solar and wind capacity is climbing fast while the Earth Journalism Network appoints 18 fellows to boost climate reporting.
India’s Energy Revolution Shifts High Gear with New Renewable Push
The government and private sector are speeding up solar, wind and EV projects as India aims to meet its 2030 climate targets.
El Niño Likely to Cut India's Wind and Hydropower Output, Study Warns
A new study finds that El Niño conditions could slash wind power generation by up to 6% and hydropower by 10% across India, threatening grid stability.