Pankaj Agarwal emphasized the need for India to shift from oil and gas towards renewable energy. He noted recent events have highlighted the importance of energy security in the country. Significant changes in the power sector's economics, particularly in bat…

Vikran Engineering jumped 9.06% to Rs 61.15 after the company announced that it has secured a new order aggregating approximately Rs 153.76 crore from Power Grid Corporation of India for the 400 kV AIS Extension Substation Package SS 136T.
The power sector outlook in the country remains strong due to high electricity demand, continued policy support and a sustained capital expenditure cycle across generation and transmission infrastructure, highlighted a report by HDFC Securities.

The import coal dependent power facilities are engineered to run on high-calorific, low-ash imported coal and face significant technical challenges in switching to domestic supply, which has much higher ash content and different combustion properties.
Latest CEEW study says improving utilisation of industrial power units can cut stranded asset risks and support renewable integration


India's power sector is projected to consume 830-835 MT of coal in FY27, with Coal India targeting 810 MT for stability.
Aditya Shah of Hercules Advisors identifies power, banking, chemicals, and real estate as promising sectors for long-term growth amidst global uncertainty. While cautious on EMS due to valuations, he sees potential in quick commerce players demonstrating disc…
Power Finance Corporation and REC Ltd are planning to merge by April 1, 2027. This merger will create a single platform for financing India's power sector. Both companies have received in-principle approval for the restructuring. Legal and financial advisors …
India's power sector is positioned for a sustained growth trajectory with a medium-term forecast set at a 5-6 per cent CAGR, supported by the convergence of electrification, data centers, cooling loads, and manufacturing sectors. According to a Citi Research …
JM Financial views the West Bengal election outcome as a potential boost for power sector governance, driven by expectations of reform under a BJP-led government. While this could create headwinds for CESC, it may benefit Coal India and other central utilities