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Fortum exits Indian solar market

The company's exit from the Indian solar market reflects its assessment of market dynamics

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India's pioneering bamboo biorefinery launches in March

NRL holds a 50% stake in this ground breaking project.

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GLIDA to invest Rs 1 bn by Mar 2024 for EV charging stations

Plans to increase the charging points from 450 to 1,000.

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Finnish financier to fund EV charging infra company Fortum

Finnfund steps into Indian e-mobility market

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AT A GLANCE

MG Motor India and Fortum Charge & Drive India have tied-up to install the country鈥檚 first 50 kW DC fast-charging EV stations, ahead of the launch of its debut EV in India 鈥� the MG EZS global pure electric SUV 鈥� later this year.

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Solving India's biggest problem of mobility will open opportunities for technology and service providers

India's rapidly growing urban population (590 million by 2030) and zooming motorisation rate (400 per cent increase in 15 years) is making cities commute unfriendly. Less than 20 per cent of people use public buses in 33 of India's top 53 cities. This situation has occurred owing to the demand-suppl..

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Belectric bags 250 MW Indian solar project

Belectric GmbH has won a contract for a 250 MW-AC solar plant in Karnataka from Fortum Solar India.

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Awards bagged

Sterling Generators conferred the Sarvottam Manufacturer of Diesel Generators of the Year Award by the Builders麓 Association of India. Mahindra Lifespace Developers ranked Regional Sector Leader for Listed, Asia, Industrial, in the 2015 GRESB Survey report, and recognised as industry leader in real..

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Fortum plans to set up hydro assets in India

After its venture in the Indian solar power market last year, Finland-state-controlled Fortum India, has plans to acquire hydro power assets in the country.

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