JSW Energy, one of India’s largest power firms, has ordered 810 MW of onshore wind turbines from GE Renewable Energy for its future wind farms in Tamil Nadu, India. TheContinue Reading
Industrialist Sajjan Jindal-led JSW Energy plans to add 2,600 MW renewable power generation capacity to its portfolio by 2023. With this, the share of its renewable power will increase toContinue Reading
JSW Energy’s (JSWEL) subsidiary JSW Solar has received Letter of Awards (LoA) from SECI to set up blended wind capacity totaling 810MW (max solar energy blending allowed is 20%). ThisContinue Reading
The Sajjan Jindal-led JSW Energy is on track to becoming a 10,000 MW company in the next three to five years and aims to double it to 20,000 MW byContinue Reading
The energy business of debt-laden Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS) appears to be the favorite among the prospective investors in the IL&FS asset monetisation plan. The renewable energy businessContinue Reading
Private sector companies are generally wary of investing in hydropower because it is considered a highly capital-intensive resource. Many projects suffer cost overruns, delays due to geological and clearance problems,Continue Reading
The Sajjan Jindal-led JSW Energy has put its ambitious expansions plans in the solar segment on the back burner due to uncertainties on the policy front in the country. TheContinue Reading
JSW Solar Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Sajjan Jindal-led JSW Energy has been incorporated to pursue business opportunities in the renewable energy space, energy storage systems, micro grids, etc.Continue Reading
