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The International Geothermal Standard Committee was established on 26 November in Beijing, with Sinopec hosting its permanent Secretariat. Formed by the International Geothermal Association, the committee brings together 30 experts from 15 countries to advance unified global geothermal standards. The group adopted its Standard Development Procedures and the 2025–2027 Work Programme. It will develop a…
MNRE lowers efficiency thresholds for off-grid solar modules under ALMM
The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has updated the approved list of models and manufacturers (ALMM), making it easier for low-wattage solar modules used in off-grid applications to qualify. The change applies to category-III off-grid systems such as solar lamps, street lights, and fans. These systems, with modules under 200 Wp capacity, will…
Kalpataru Projects to acquire full stake in Saudi JV KIOCL
Kalpataru Projects International Limited has signed an agreement to acquire the remaining 35 % stake in its Saudi Arabian joint venture, Kalpataru IBN Omairah Company Limited (KIOCL), from its local partner. The transaction, executed on February 23, 2026, will result in KIOCL becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of the company. The company entered into a…
First stage of Waratah Super Battery begins operation in NSW
Akaysha Energy has brought the first 350 MW / 700 MWh of the Waratah Super Battery online. Commissioned by the New South Wales (NSW) Government and developed by Akaysha Energy, the facility is intended to act as a shock absorber for the state’s electricity grid during events such as heatwaves, lightning strikes and bushfires. The…
CEA outlines transmission roadmap for 900 GW non-fossil capacity by 2035-36
The Central Electricity Authority (CEA) has released its transmission plan to support the integration of over 900 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2035-36. The plan defines the network buildout required as renewable energy (RE) capacity accelerates, and sets a reference framework for regulators and state utilities. The plan estimates an investment of Rs. 7,93,300…
Angola ends state monopoly on electricity transmission
The Angolan government has amended the General Electricity Law, officially ending the state’s monopoly on electricity transmission. This will enable private sector participation through public service concession agreements, aiming to accelerate electrification, attract private investment, and strengthen regional energy interconnections. The reform removes legal barriers that previously restricted private involvement, facilitating investments essential for expanding…
