Reliance Industries set to commission energy complex this year

Reliance Industries is preparing to commission the Dhirubhai Ambani Green Energy Giga Complex, a 5,000-acre manufacturing facility for renewable energy-related products, in Jamnagar in the second half of 2024, its chairman and managing director Mukesh Ambani said on Wednesday. Addressing the Vibrant Gujarat Summit, the western state’s flagship investment conclave, in Gandhinagar, Ambani said that … Read more

US Prez Joe Biden’s $400 billion man

Jigar Shah is living an investor’s dream, one with more strings attached than a symphony orchestra. Shah has $400 billion of government funds to pour into businesses touting green-energy projects. But he has to do it under the eye of critical lawmakers, cautious bureaucrats and the White House, which has already clashed with him on … Read more

JSW Energy acquires 1.75 GW Renewable Energy Assets

JSW Energy last year had demerged it’s green business into a separate wholly owned subsidiary JSW Energy Neo. The step was keeping in line with group’s increased focus on the renewables (like everyone else). JSW had announced aggressive expansion plans – From 4.8 GW of current capacity to 10 GW by 2025 Currently 2/3 rd … Read more

Vedanta targets $100 bn revenue by 2030. 6x in 8 years.

Putting in big long term targets is in fancy and Vedanta is not the one to be left behind. Addressing shareholders at the company’s 57th AGM, Anil Agarwal, the chairman has set the target of $100 bn, i.e., approx Rs 8 lakh crore revenues by 2030. Company reported revenues of Rs 1.33 lakh crore in … Read more

JSW Energy separates Green and Grey businesses

In line with the ongoing industry trends, JSW Energy too separates it’s Green (Renewables) from Grey (Thermal) business into a separate 100% owned subsidiary – JSW Energy Neo. Key Points to note: The Company targets to reach a power generation capacity of 20GW by 2030 compared with 4.5GW currently. Of the current capacity 30% is … Read more

Just how clean can two Indian billionaires really be?

The United Nations Climate Change Conference in the Scottish city is being billed as our last best chance to keep global warming to below 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-Industrial Revolution levels. But that’s already unrealistic. With temperatures 1.1 degrees higher than in the second half of the 19th century and greenhouse gas emissions still rising, the ambitious … Read more