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India’s Green Hydrogen Mission Gains Momentum

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India’s Green Hydrogen Mission Gains Momentum

By Newscript News Network August 20,2025 India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission has allocated 3,000MW electrolyser capacity and 862,000 tonnes/year hydrogen production to 19 firms, including Reliance, Adani, L&T, NTPC, and IOC. The projects will pilot hydrogen use in steel, shipping, and fertilisers, positioning India as a global supplier. “This is about creating confidence for investors and global partners,” said a senior official. Analysts say India is moving faster than Europe, where regulations slow progress. Challenges remain around electrolyser costs and renewable integration, but India’s pivot signals it could become a hydrogen exporter rather than importer.

Market Leadership & Financial Performanc. Record Capacity Additions

By Pallab Bhattacharya Newscript, August 16, 2025 India added a record 22 GW of renewable energy capacity in H1 2025, marking a 57% increase year-on-year. Solar dominated with 18.4 GW, followed by 3.5 GW of wind, underscoring India’s accelerating transition away from fossil fuels. Corporate participation was pivotal. Players like NTPC, Adani, ReNew, L&T, and InSolare delivered projects at scale, supported by policy tailwinds and robust investor appetite. Analysts say the record additions highlight a shift: renewables are no longer an aspirational segment but the backbone of India’s power sector growth. The pace also reflects global factors, including declining technology costs and heightened ESG capital flows. However, integration challenges—storage, transmission, and c...

Wind Energy Corporate Performance : Suzlon’s Strong Recovery

By Pallab Bhattacharya Newscript, August 16, 2025 Suzlon Energy has delivered one of the strongest corporate turnarounds in India’s renewable sector, posting a 62% rise in EBITDA to ₹599 crore and a 55% revenue increase in Q1 FY26. The company, long seen as a cautionary tale of over-leverage and missed opportunities, is now re-emerging as a top performer, boasting a 73.05% five-year CAGR. The revival is built on a more disciplined business model. Suzlon has streamlined operations, deleveraged its balance sheet, and focused on profitable segments rather than chasing unviable expansion. Its latest wind turbine platforms are being touted as competitive with global benchmarks, and order books are swelling as states ramp up tenders for onshore wind. Analysts say Suzlon’s strengt...