M Ramesh
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KawiSafi invests $2 million in Orb Energyâs East Africa business (opens the original)
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Bengaluru-headquartered Orb Energy has received investments of $ 2 million from KawiSafi Ventures, to support the expansion of its commercial and industrial (C&I) solar business in East Africa. The capital is ring-fenced for Orb Energyâs Africa business and will support its growing project pipeline in Kenya and the wider region. The investment, made through KawiSafi Venturesâ second fund, will help move projects from development and contracting into construction and commissioning. Founded in
ADB frowns at Maharashtra utilityâs financial health (opens the original)
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The Asian Development Bank (ADB), which has multiple loan programmes with the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd (MSEDCL) -- a company that intends to come out with an IPO â has expressed concerns over the financial health of MSEDCL. ADBâs validation report of the Independent Evaluation Department, which evaluated the Project Completion Report (PCR) of a $346 million loan to MSEDCL for the âMaharashtra Rural High-Voltage Distribution System Expansion Programmeâ, say
After sunset, BESS is the best option for energy security (opens the original)
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Battery energy storage system is beginning to look like solar did a decade ago — a technology whose importance is moving rapidly from the drawing board to the electricity market. And, increasingly, the market itself is sending the signal. Government agencies are beginning to adapt the rules to make storage easier to deploy. The latest example is the Central Transmission Utility of India (CTUIL), which last week issued a procedure for BESS projects that have grid connectivity to seek an increase
Why Indiaâs solar manufacturing is a big success story (opens the original)
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Solar manufacturing has veritably turned out to be a major success story in India. First, investment in solar manufacturing has risen from $85 million in 2018 to $12 billion in calendar 2025 and a further $4 billion in the first half (H1) of 2026. That is $16 billion invested in 18 months. Secondly, the investments announced are a clear pointer too â $16 billion in 2025 and $8 billion in H1 2026, according to the âClean Investment Monitorâ report of the Rhodium Group, a US-based market res
India grabs bigger share of global investment in solar manufacturing (opens the original)
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India’s share of global solar manufacturing investment has risen sharply even as investment worldwide has collapsed, with China accounting for most of the decline, according to the Clean Investment Monitor of the Rhodium Group. India accounted for 48 per cent of global solar manufacturing investment in Q2 2026, up from just 5 per cent in Q4 2023. China’s share, meanwhile, fell from 77 per cent to 31 per cent during this period. The shift, however, needs to be read against a dramatic contraction
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