India is adding more renewable power to the grid than the actual demand, which is straining the grid, increasing the transmission charges, causing a rise in the effective price in the electricity. The renewable power output grew in its fastest pace in the first half of 2025. The country achieved 50% of its installed electricity capacity from non-fossil fuel sources earlier this year, amid its target of adding 500 gigawatts by 2030.  

International Energy Agency (IEA) released its Energy Technologies Perspectives 2020 yesterday. In the media presentation, several key issues and points were discussed in fair details by the top brasses of the organization. The focus was on clean energy technologies, the goal being net zero emission by 2050. This write up intends to present a brief on major areas of focus in this report, based on the presentation at the event. As discussed in the course of presentation by IEA experts,…

It is predicted by analysts that remote Working from Home, as well as Online Classes would continue for sometime, and would lead to a reduction in Oil Demand further, around the world.

This is a good step towards speeding up the development of renewable energy in India. Both companies have assets and expertise which would aid in all areas of renewable. The venture should specifically work well for Offshore wind, which is a new upcoming area to explore and with recent offshore wind policy of India in place, the future looks exceedingly promising.

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