Artha Energy Resources

20/10/2021

For RE, especially solar energy, to meet the growing electricity demand in India, we need policies that provide a favourable platform for the sector to grow and positively impact consumer sentiments.

Energy demand growth outlook for 2021-22 is revised upwards from 8 per cent to 8.5 per cent by ICRA.As per ICRA, low base last fiscal and faster-than-expected recovery in demand after the second wave of COVID-19 seen in April and May 2021 have supported this outlook upgrade.

20/09/2021

Our Managing Partner, Animesh Damani, writes an open letter to the Hon'ble Power Minister. Thank you PV Magazine!

The current proposed draft policy has the potential to act as a game-changer for the renewable energy industry. However, the government needs to relook at certain elements.

15/09/2021

The strides made by the state of Karnataka in solar power adoption, is nothing short of phenomenal!

13/09/2021

A great read that captures the challenges the rooftop solar sector is facing in India. We need urgent interventions that help harness the potential of rooftop. ​

India has a target of achieving 40 GW of green energy from the rooftop solar sector by 2022 but it has not been able to achieve even 20% from it so far.

09/09/2021

Wonderful to see these partnerships and collaborations at the international scale to further the adoption of RE in India.

Some important Danish companies in Tamil Nadu are Vestas, Cubic, Maersk, Grundfos, FLSmidth, and Danfoss

07/09/2021

Home to the holy town of Tirupati and the leading port city of Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh has one of the highest capacities in solar power.​

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06/09/2021

Great to see the uptake in wind installations and the efforts taken by various states for its widespread adoption. The potential that wind presents is immense!​​



[Source: Mercom India]

30/08/2021

Named after 3 important Shaivite shrines, the young state of Telangana has shown immense growth in renewable energy, especially in solar power.

27/08/2021

The ‘Electricity (promoting renewable energy through Green Energy Open Access) Rules, 2021’, once implemented, makes the processes more streamlined and centralized. The policy has the potential to drive a faster and wider adoption of RE in India, and aid the country with its RE targets.

Green Energy Draft Rules 2021: The Ministry of Power has placed the draft rules on its website and sought comments within 30 days.

25/08/2021

Our Managing Partner, Animesh Damani, has been featured in Mercom India, where he shares his view on Ministry of Power's plan to revamp DISCOMs.

The Ministry of Power issued detailed guidelines last month for the reform-based result-linked power distribution program over the next ...

19/08/2021

The first half has shown a great uptake in investments, especially for the solar sector. We hope that the potential of wind energy is also realized, as a reliable source of energy generation.​

[Data source: Bloomberg]