The company is in advanced discussions with multiple customers for additional orders, aiming to close FY2026 with a net order book aligned to its execution plans for the next 18-24 months. Inox Wind Ltd (IWL), a leading wind energy solutions provider headquartered in Noida, has secured new orders totalling 229 MW, reinforcing its position as...
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InvITs Deliver Strong Returns in India but Require Disciplined Investment, Finds New Study
Advising against indiscriminate investment, the Client Associates study calls for a well-informed approach to maximise returns from InvITs, as infrastructure creation gathers pace. A recent study has revealed that while infrastructure investment trusts (InvITs) are only nine years old in India as a financing instrument, they have delivered average pre-tax returns of 10-12 per cent...
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India Expands Global Nuclear Engagement with Strong Presence at Paris WNE 2025
The India Pavilion at the event features over 10 leading Indian companies and more than 20 industry delegates, showcasing advanced technologies, engineering capabilities and expertise across the nuclear sector. As India prepares to make nuclear energy a key component of its clean energy transition, the world’s fastest-growing major economy is strongly represented at the ongoing...
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Government Tackles PPA-PSA Logjam with Case-by-Case Review and Grid Reforms
Dispelling reports of blanket cancellations, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy has clarified that only letters of award with minimal or no prospects of power sale execution may be considered for cancellation, and only after a detailed review. The government has initiated steps to strengthen mechanisms for optimising transmission capacity and improving the contracting...
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Why Aerospace Giants Are Landing in India
India must complement its aviation growth by rapidly building infrastructure, certification systems and skilled manpower to double the sector by 2035 and emerge as a global leader, writes Kim Collaco. India has quietly risen to become the world’s third-largest air transport market, moving about 174 million passengers in 2024, a figure that seemed improbable a...
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Delhi Airport Strengthens Global Hub Role with 34% Surge in East-West Transit Traffic
In the 12 months from September 2024 to August 2025, Delhi Airport handled over 670,000 East-West-East international transit passengers, a 34 per cent YoY increase from 498,000 during the corresponding period. Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport has reinforced its position as a global transit hub, handling over 670,000 East-West-East international transit passengers between September 2024...
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Apollo Hospitals to Operate 24×7 Medical Centre at Navi Mumbai Airport
The partnership strengthens NMIA’s emergency preparedness and medical response capabilities ahead of the commencement of commercial operations at India’s newest mega-airport. Navi Mumbai International Airport Pvt. Ltd (NMIAL), the operator of Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA), has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Apollo Hospitals, Mumbai, to deliver comprehensive, round-the-clock healthcare services for airport...
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Jayant Sinha Calls for Green Growth as ITA Launches India Programme on Clean Industrialisation
The ITA India Project Support Programme aims to unlock demand, de-risk finance, and fast-track projects that can shape India’s leadership in clean manufacturing. A developed India must also be a green India, Jayant Sinha, President, Eversource Capital and former lawmaker, said in an impassioned address on Tuesday. “To become a Viksit Bharat (developed India), we...
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Steel Secretary Flags Urgency on Green Shift, Hydrogen Readiness, and Import Dependence
Steel Secretary Sandeep Poundrik has said that the decline in green hydrogen prices may offer a breakthrough for steelmakers grappling with challenges such as import curbs within the next decade. A growing domestic demand, falling green hydrogen prices, emerging opportunities in speciality steel, and a renewed push for indigenisation are among the key levers that...
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The Great Maritime Reset
As part of its Amrit Kaal Vision 2047, India has undertaken systemic reforms as well as initiated the construction of mega ports and transhipment hubs to reclaim its position as a global maritime superpower, opine Jagannarayan Padmanabhan and Parul Singhal Garg. The Amrit Kaal Vision 2047 expands the goals of the Maritime India Vision 2030...