In a significant development for India’s electric vehicle ecosystem, major charging network operators Bolt.Earth and ChargeZone teaming up together to provide EV(A) drivers with expanded access to fast-charging networks throughout…
Author: Shweta Kumari
Shweta Kumari
Sub-editor by profession. Love for words and storytelling, where every word narrates a story. Shaping stories in a world powered by electrons—where lithium meets logic, and every spark tells a tale of innovation, sustainability, and our electrified future.
The battery industry does not lack promising science. What it lacks, more often, is a clear path from promising cell data to manufacturable products that can survive the constraints of…
Walk into any major renewable energy conference in India today and you will hear plenty of conversations about battery storage. Not just about battery chemistry or cell manufacturing and not…
India’s clean energy transition is entering a defining phase. As the nation accelerates its renewable energy ambitions, the conversation is no longer limited to generating solar power—it is increasingly focused…
The Silent Losses Inside Solar Plants: In utility-scale solar plants, not every issue triggers an immediate alarm. Some problems begin quietly: connector heating at a junction box, gradual string mismatch,…
India’s energy transition is entering a new chapter—one where renewable generation alone is no longer enough. As solar and wind capacity continue to expand at an unprecedented pace, the industry’s…
There was a time when India’s solar ambitions were powered largely by imported modules, overseas supply chains, and foreign manufacturing dominance. Today, that equation is changing at extraordinary speed. Backed…
India took a major step toward boosting its clean energy sector today with the launch of WT-MARUT Portal or Wind Turbine Supply Chain Management, the nation’s first dedicated digital platform for wind…
Across the endless deserts of Rajasthan and the sprawling solar parks of Gujarat, thousands of photovoltaic panels spend the day harvesting sunlight that did not exist on India’s grid a…
At 7:30 PM on a summer evening, India’s solar power miracle begins to disappear. Across the country, solar generation starts fading just as electricity demand surges. Homes, industries, electric vehicles, data…