In Short : India’s domestic power consumption rose by 2.6% in July 2025 to 153.63 billion units, reflecting subdued growth due to early monsoon rains. Cooler weather reduced demand for cooling appliances, impacting overall electricity usage. Peak daily power supply also dipped to 220.59 GW from 226.63 GW in July 2024, signaling softer consumption patterns […]
Global electricity demand to keep growing robustly through 2026 despite economic headwinds – EQ
In Short : Global electricity demand is set to grow by 3.3% in 2025 and 3.7% in 2026, driven by electrification, AI-powered data centers, EVs, and rising consumption in China and India. Renewables will supply over 90% of the growth, likely overtaking coal as the top power source. Despite economic headwinds, emissions are expected to […]
Hindustan Copper Accelerates Malanjkhand Expansion to Meet India’s Surging Copper Demand – EQ
In Short : Hindustan Copper is ramping up investment in its Malanjkhand copper mine to double ore production to 5 million tonnes per annum by FY31. The expansion is central to its strategy for boosting domestic copper output and reducing import dependence. With upgraded infrastructure and mechanisation, the company aims to strengthen India’s mineral self-reliance […]
Blending Green Hydrogen into Key Industries Could Drive 3 MMT Demand by 2030, Says Report – EQ
In Short : Blending green hydrogen into India’s refining and fertilizer sectors could unlock 3 million metric tonnes (MMT) of demand by 2030, a report suggests. This shift can drive early adoption, reduce emissions, and support the country’s energy transition goals. Strategic policy support and incentives will be key to scaling up infrastructure and attracting […]
Warm January lifts electricity demand to 138 bn units in India, power generation in sync – EQ
In Short : India’s electricity demand reached 138 billion units in January 2025, driven by warmer temperatures and robust industrial activity, a 2.2% year-on-year increase. Power generation rose by 3.9%, with coal-based generation seeing modest growth, while hydro, nuclear, and renewable sources surged. Peak demand hit 237 GW. India’s power demand is projected to continue […]
ONGCL issue Tender for AMC of 420 KW Solar Power plant at IRS Complex, Ahmedabad for 05 Years – EQ
ONGCL issue Tender for AMC of 420 KW Solar Power plant at IRS Complex, Ahmedabad for 05 Years For more information please see below link:
EQ Webinar on Inverters Pricing, Demand, Supply, Technology Roadmap – Utility Scale Solar Powered by SINENG Electric 25th May 2022 (Wednesday) 4:00 PM Onwards….Register Now!
Warm Greetings from EQ We are happy to present Webinar on Inverters Pricing, Demand, Supply, Technology Roadmap – Utility Scale Solar SINENG Electric When : 25th May 2022 (Wednesday) From 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM IST Register in advance for this meeting: <Click Here To Register> After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing […]
Solar PLI Scheme to Benefit Incremental Panels Demand till FY30: Ind-RA Report
India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) informed in its report that the solar production-linked Incentive (PLI) scheme will be beneficial to nearly 8-13 per cent of the photovoltaic energy plant requirement till the year 2029-30. The PLI scheme will also aid 20 gigawatt (GW) capacity development in the next five years. Ind-Ra stated that as […]
Power Demand Recovering, But Supply Additions Strong, Led By Renewables: Motilal Oswal
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Ten ways to boost Indonesia’s energy sector in a postpandemic world
The success of Indonesia’s energy sector will depend on how the sector reimagines itself—and how public and private leaders address fundamental long-term challenges. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, Indonesia’s energy industry had fallen on hard times. Production was well below what it had been just a decade ago, modernization efforts hadn’t kept pace with those of […]
