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S&P Global Energy, a division of S&P Global (NYSE: SPGI) providing a comprehensive view of global energy and commodities markets, will host Horizons Clean Energy Expansion India 2026 on September 24-25 in New Delhi. The event will convene more than 200 policymakers, industry leaders and clean energy experts to explore practical steps to scale India’s clean energy economy.

Karnataka has unveiled a 10-year roadmap to scale its installed power capacity from over 39 GW currently to 66 GW…

Vladivostok, Russia Asia’s growing industrial capacity, energy demand and investment in infrastructure are reshaping global energy markets, with China emerging as a major centre of global energy consumption and production, while Russia remains a key energy supplier and technology partner, Igor Sechin, Chief Executive Officer of Rosneft, said in his address at the VIII Russian-Chinese Energy Business Forum in Vladivostok.

Karnataka has unveiled a 10-year roadmap to scale its installed power capacity from over 39 GW currently to 66 GW by 2030, with the future expansion set to remain overwhelmingly focused on clean energy, Additional Chief Secretary, Energy Department, Government of Karnataka, Shri Gaurav Gupta, said at the Bharat Electricity Indian Utility Week 2026 summit. Shri Gaurav Gupta, ACS (Energy) along with Smt.

AltEons Energy, a renewable energy platform focused on delivering reliable and sustainable clean power solutions has announced a strategic investment from The Sanmar Group.

Amilionn Technologies Private Limited (ATPL), a Pan-India government technology and infrastructure solutions company, has announced the successful execution of the Modern Record Room (MRR) program for the state of Jharkhand. The MRR program was implemented under the Digital India Land Records Modernization Program (DILRMP), a major Central Government initiative aimed at digitising, updating and automating land management across India.

India’s lithium-ion battery demand is expected to roughly quintuple to over 115 GWh by 2030, while the country remains heavily…

NICMAR University, Pune, is organising the 10th International Conference on Construction, Real Estate, Infrastructure, and Project Management (ICCRIP 2026) on August 21-22, 2026, at its campus in Baner, Pune. Its flagship international conference aims to bring together senior industry leaders, academicians, practitioners, researchers and experts to deliberate on the key issues shaping the future of India’s built environment.

On the occasion of Independence Day, as India celebrates 80 years of Independence, M. V. Satish, President, Construction Federation of India (CFI) and Advisor to the CMD, L&T Ltd., said India’s next phase of infrastructure growth must focus not only on building bigger and faster, but on building better—with quality, safety, integrity and long-term performance at its core. M. V. Satish, President, Construction Federation of India (CFI) and Advisor to the CMD, L&T Ltd.

India’s lithium-ion battery demand is expected to roughly quintuple to over 115 GWh by 2030, while the country remains heavily dependent on imported battery cells and critical materials. As India pushes toward 500 GW of non-fossil power capacity, batteries have become one of the country’s most important manufacturing and energy-security challenges. Lithium batteries keep catching fire. Why do they keep failing – and is there a safer alternative already on the production line?