The deal is at an advanced stage and is likely to be concluded in the coming weeks, as the salt-to-steel conglomerate looks to pare debt an...

Shell will be competing with Australian infrastructure fund Macquarie and Canadian pension fund CPP Investment Board for the potential bill...

SPCPL has agreed to divest its Sterling and Wilson Solar stake under a one-time restructuring plan. “The company could sell its entire stak...

For the solar industry, the timing couldn’t be worse. Renewable energy finally has a champion in the White House and ambitious climate goal...

The biggest winners in the auction were O2 Power, Azure Power and Tata Power. They won capacities of 400 MW, 300 MW and 370 MW respectively...

The deal was signed at an enterprise value of Rs.2300 crore, said sources. It is one of the largest deals in Indian renewable sector since ...

The earlier ratings for Energy was Ba3, while for Solar was Ba2. Both are part of Azure Power Global Limited (APGL).

With just one company so far bidding for the much-touted tender, the push seems headed towards heartbreak.

ReNew Power is a leading Indian renewable energy developer and operator with clean energy capacity diversified across wind, utility-scale s...

The lowest bid, seeking 90 MW at Rs 2.65 per kwH, was made by GRT Jewellers India, a renowned name in the jewellery business.

The lowest tariff achieved until this auction had been in the NTPC auction at the Rewa Solar Park in February this year for 750 MW.

Suzlon on Wednesday also sold a 49% stake in another 15 megawatt project in Telangana to Shanghai-based Unisun Energy for Rs 13.5 crore.

Lowest bidder was Vijaya Printing Press Pvt Ltd which offered to build a 10 mw solar plant at a tariff of Rs 4.42 per unit.

Piyush Goyal tweeted that solar power tariffs have declined to Rs 4.63 per kWhr following bidding for new capacity to be installed in Andhr...

Sarus Solar, a joint venture of three Canadian firms is planning to invest around Rs 6,500 crore to set up a 500 MW solar photo-voltaic far...

This was stated by visiting Canadian Minister for Citizenship and Immigration, Chris Alexander during his meeting with CM O Panneerselvam.

As many as 16 companies from Canada are exploring partnership opportunities with Indian firms in the renewable energy space.