India’s Clean Energy Transition Must Move from Capacity to Adoption, Experts Say at National Seminar
India has built one of the world’s largest renewable energy bases, but experts say the next challenge is ensuring clean power is transmitted, stored,
Minister Naik, industry leaders chart roadmap for a future-ready solar ecosystem to power Viksit Bharat 2047
At SolarFutures2026, experts emphasise collaboration, innovation and consumer participation as key to building a globally competitive solar sector and establishing India as the renewable
Abhishek Ranjan of BSES highlights distribution sector as key to India’s next phase of solar growth
SolarFutures 2026: BSES Rajdhani Power CEO Abhishek Ranjan said India's solar ambitions will depend on stronger electricity distribution networks, demand-driven grid planning and improved
Dr Mohammad Rihan of NISE calls for smarter grids, demand management to sustain India’s solar growth
SolarFutures 2026: Calling climate change an urgent global challenge, NISE Director General Dr Mohammad Rihan outlined a long-term roadmap for India's solar sector centred
Pratyush Thakur of Blueleaf Energy calls for market-driven solar growth beyond capacity expansion
SolarFutures 2026: Blueleaf Country Head (India) Pratyush Thakur said the country’s solar sector must move beyond capacity addition towards flexible electricity markets supported by
Sustainability is an industrial opportunity, not merely an environmental obligation: Sandeep Shukla of Jaquar Group
The future of manufacturing will belong not to the factories that produce the most, but to the factories that produce responsibly, efficiently, and intelligently.
Over 102 GWp floating solar potential in India; new scheme to be launched soon: Pralhad Joshi
India has evolved from a power-deficit country into a power-surplus nation while establishing itself as a leading hub for renewable energy manufacturing.
Solar is the working backbone of an economy choosing to stop heating itself: Piyush Goyal of Volks Energie
WED 2026: The temptation is to talk only about supply: build more, install more. The harder conversation is about how solar fits into a
As investors place emphasis on climate readiness, renewable integration is becoming a marker of future-fit: Manish Jain of EIEL
WED 2026: The next generation of infrastructure must be designed for resilience, which means building assets must withstand rising temperatures, reduce operational emissions and
