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Power Grid Stitches the Green Corridors Holding India’s Transition Together

19Apr

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Power Grid Stitches the Green Corridors Holding India’s Transition Together

Power Grid is the quiet giant stitching India’s transition together. As renewable capacity accelerates, the utility continues to build inter‑state transmission system (ISTS) links, HVDC corridors and reactive‑power solutions to evacuate gigawatt‑scale solar and wind while maintaining grid stability. The business model—regulated returns with visibility on capex—offers commodity‑insulated exposure to the energy transition, and its execution record with the system operator provides structural advantages in award and delivery. With multiple green corridors slated across states and inter‑regional links, the next leg is about scale and sequencing rather than strategy. Market view & expert recommendations: Seen as a defensive compounder, Power Grid attracts dividend‑seeking and infrastr...

EIL’s Record Order Book Underwrites a Diversified Next Act

19Apr

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EIL’s Record Order Book Underwrites a Diversified Next Act

By Newscript News Network August 22, 2025 EIL has engineered a genuine pivot. FY25 order inflow hit a record ₹8,214 crore, taking the order book to an all‑time high of ₹12,400 crore. Standalone net profit reached a decade peak at ₹465 crore, with a ₹2/share final dividend proposed. The mix matters: 36% of new orders now come from non‑oil & gas—data centres, academic complexes and public infrastructure—reducing cyclicality. Internationally, awards of ₹1,077 crore were the best in ten years, signalling competitiveness in overseas markets where EPC risk‑pricing is unforgiving. At home, EIL leads India’s largest biorefinery and 2G ethanol implementations for NRL and NTPC and is expanding into power, renewables, nuclear and mining EPC. The strategy is to convert engineering pedigr...

Adani Green, ReNew and Adani Power push clean energy expansion

19Apr

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Adani Green, ReNew and Adani Power push clean energy expansion

By Newscript News Network August 21, 2025 Adani Green Energy shares closed at ₹977.20, supported by bullish technical signals. The firm announced a tie-up with Google to supply power from its Khavda hybrid project, due in Q3 2025. Adani Power has sought shareholder approval for a 1:5 stock split and is targeting capacity growth from 18,150 MW to 30,670 MW by 2030. Meanwhile, ReNew Power has hired JM Financial and Goldman Sachs for an India IPO and Nasdaq delisting, aiming for a 25 GW renewable portfolio by 2027. The company also signed a 437.6 MW green attribute sale deal with Microsoft, channeling $15 million into community projects.

19Apr

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M&A and IPO surge in power sector

By Newscript News Network August 21, 2025 The Indian power sector led mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in H1 2025 with $8.5 billion worth of deals, 80% of which were in renewable energy. Strategic transactions accounted for 85% of activity. At the same time, the IPO pipeline is heating up, with renewable companies preparing market debuts worth over ₹25,000 crore. Analysts expect strong investor appetite given India’s role as a growth leader in clean energy. “India offers scale, policy support, and attractive returns,” said a banker involved in one of the upcoming IPOs.

India Bets on Small Modular Reactors to Expand Nuclear Power

19Apr

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India Bets on Small Modular Reactors to Expand Nuclear Power

By Newscript News Network August 20, 2025 India has allocated ₹20,000 crore in Budget 2025–26 for Small Modular Reactor (SMR) R&D, aiming for five operational SMRs by 2033. Nuclear capacity targets include 100GW by 2047. “SMRs can be deployed faster and closer to demand centres,” a Department of Atomic Energy official said. Analysts see India aligning with U.S., Canada, and China. Challenges remain around waste, liability, and financing. But SMRs could be India’s path to clean baseload power.