Energy booster from US on menu in runup to PM Modi's visit

India is considering increasing energy imports from the US as Prime Minister Modi prepares to meet President Trump. Challenges include competitive pricing and higher shipping costs due to distance. Long-term US LNG deals are scarce and linked to the Henry Hub benchmark, which Indian buyers find volatile. Despite these hurdles, strategic discussions are ongoing.

Jindal Nuclear plans to build 18GWe atomic power generation capacity, make significant investments

Jindal Nuclear plans to invest about Rs 1.80 lakh crore for building 18GWe of nuclear power capacity in India over the next two decades. This initiative aligns with the Government of India’s goal of achieving 100GWe of nuclear power by 2047. These projects will use advanced technologies, create jobs, and support sustainable economic growth.

JSW to invest Rs 16,000cr in power project in Bengal, eyes future expansion

JSW Group Chairman Sajjan Jindal announced a Rs 16,000 crore investment to develop a 1,600 MW power project in Salboni, West Bengal, with plans to double its capacity in the future. The project will boost JSW Energy’s total generation capacity to 30 GW, aiming for 20 GW by 2030, further solidifying its position as a leading private-sector power producer.

Tata Power eyeing modular nuclear reactors, to divest $1 billion non-core assets: CEO

Tata Power aims to enter the small modular nuclear reactor market, contingent on policy shifts and amendments to the Atomic Energy Act. CEO Praveer Sinha highlights potential customers like Tata Steel and Tata Motors. The company also plans to divest $1 billion in non-core international assets, focusing more on the Indian power sector and expanding its rooftop solar market share.

Delhi HC overturns Rs 1,891 crore arbitral award against NTPC in coal transport dispute

The Delhi High Court overturned the 2019 arbitral award directing NTPC to pay Rs 1891 crore damages to Jindal ITF Ltd for alleged wrongful termination of a coal transportation agreement. The court noted the award was patently illegal and violated public policy. The dispute centered on delays and responsibilities in the construction and transportation operations at NTPC’s Farakka plant.