Based on the "Short Stories: 2024" annual report released by T&D India, this article reviews developments in India's transmission and distribution equipment orders, grid connections of photovoltaic power plants, rooftop solar and agrivoltaic projects, as well as wind-hybrid energy cooperation, analyzing their significance and challenges for the energy system.
An in-depth analysis of the latest quarterly solar industry update report from the US Department of Energy, offering insights into global solar deployment, pricing, and manufacturing trends.
Based on StartUs Insights analysis, the top ten renewable energy trends for 2026 focus on energy storage, AI integration, and grid flexibility, with photovoltaics leading global installed capacity growth to 4,448 gigawatts.
The global solar power market report shows that the market size will be $286.15 billion in 2025, and is expected to reach $522.71 billion by 2035, with a compound annual growth rate of 6.21%. Government incentives, declining photovoltaic costs, and integration of energy storage technologies are the main growth drivers.
In 2024, orders in India's power transmission and distribution sector continued to grow, with transformers, transmission lines, and renewable energy projects accelerating. Grid modernization has become key to the energy transition.
In 2026, the global energy industry is undergoing profound transformation: electricity demand is surging due to electrification and AI, grid investment has become a capital priority, green hydrogen projects are expanding but constrained in execution, energy storage deployment is accelerating, and digitalization and cybersecurity have become key issues. Based on StartUs Insights data, this article outlines the top ten trends of the year.
Based on the Deloitte report, analyze the opportunities and challenges in the renewable energy industry in 2026 in terms of growth, power grid, energy storage, and policy.
The U.S. self-directed IRA platform has added an investment package for Energea's community solar projects in Brazil, enabling retirement funds to participate in Latin America's distributed solar power. This innovative tool is driving cross-border clean energy capital flows and reshaping the way retail investors engage in the global energy transition.
The global photovoltaic module manufacturing industry is experiencing multiple challenges of overcapacity, price competition, and technological iteration, with the market landscape accelerating its reshaping. This article, based on Enerdata analysis, explores the current state of the industry, its impacts, and future trends.
France's 12th round of commercial and industrial rooftop solar PV tender saw the average winning price drop to €82.98/MWh, a record low, with demand capacity five times the allocable capacity, marking a strong recovery from the 2025 slump.
Europe's solar installed capacity continues to climb, but the mismatch between peak generation and electricity demand has led to falling electricity prices and increasing curtailment, with structural pressures on the electricity market becoming increasingly apparent.
The global green economy market value has surpassed $10 trillion for the first time, clean energy investment returns have outperformed the broader market, and the United States will add 79.7 GW of clean electricity in 2026, marking a new phase of energy transition driven by capital.
China Resources New Energy raised a record 24.5 billion yuan in its IPO, leveraging overcapacity in solar photovoltaic production to reduce project costs, while also benefiting from China's accelerated energy transition and grid upgrades.
The European Commission has approved a €10 million national aid plan for clean technology in Austria, marking a new step in the EU's clean technology support policies and providing institutional backing for member states to accelerate their energy transition.
RETC 2026 PV Module Index shows that, as U.S. and global solar PV installations continue to expand, the industry’s focus is shifting from simply pursuing scale toward long-term reliability, supply chain traceability, and project risk management.
INA Solar disclosed its FY2025-26 consolidated financial results for the year ended March 31, 2026, with revenue rising to ₹2,163.52 crore, a significant increase from the previous fiscal year, and net profit up 59.34% year over year. The results to some extent reflect the continued growth of India’s solar manufacturing industry, supported by policy backing, expanding demand, and the development of local supply chains.