Suzlon achieved record performance in the financial year 2026. Revenue, EBITDA and PAT grew by 84%, 145% and 166% respectively to Rs 38.7 billion, Rs 7.2 billion and Rs 5.6 billion, respectively. Even though Suzlon Energy’s stock has declined by 14 percent in the last one year, it has also increased by 2009 percent in the last five years.

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Hydroelectric Power: India’s power planning agency Central Electricity Authority (CEA) has prepared a massive transmission plan worth ₹6.4 lakh crore ($77 billion) to meet the growing electricity demand in the country. Under this plan, more than 76 GW hydroelectric capacity will be delivered to different parts of the country by 2047 from the Brahmaputra Basin.

According to the report released by CEA on Monday, the scheme covers 208 large hydro projects in 12 sub basins spread across the northeastern states. These include potential capacity of 64.9 GW and pumped storage plant capacity of 11.1 GW.

This has been said in the CEA report

The report states that the Brahmaputra River, which originates in Tibet (China) and passes through India and Bangladesh, has huge hydropower potential in India’s part. Especially in Arunachal Pradesh, which borders China, its potential is highest.

According to the CEA report, the transboundary location of this basin and its proximity to China makes water management and infrastructure planning a strategic challenge. India is worried that if China builds a big dam on the Yarlung Zangbo (the upper reaches of the Brahmaputra), it could reduce the dry season water flow to India by up to 85 percent.

80% of India’s hydro resources are in the Brahmaputra basin.

The Brahmaputra basin is spread across parts of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Sikkim, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Manipur, Nagaland and West Bengal. According to reports, this basin holds more than 80 percent of India’s untapped hydropower potential. Only Arunachal Pradesh has a capacity of 52.2 GW.

The scheme will be implemented in two phases

According to CEA’s plan, the first phase will run till 2035, with an estimated cost of ₹1.91 lakh crore. The second phase will run till 2047, which will cost ₹4.52 lakh crore.

Projects will be handed over to companies like NHPC, NEEPCO and SJVN

In this scheme of CEA, many projects have been allotted to central public sector companies like NHPC, NEEPCO and SJVN. Some of these projects are already in the process of construction. India aims to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and achieve 500 GW non-fossil energy generation capacity by 2030. Also, India has set a target of net zero emissions by 2070.

India-Rus Trade Deal: There is a tussle between India and America about the trade deal at this time. US President Donald Trump has imposed 50 percent tariff on India. Meanwhile, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has given a big statement regarding the trade deal. Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has clearly stated that India’s business talks are only on fairness and concrete basis, not under the pressure of any timeforce.

He made it clear that India will not finalize any deal in a hurry about the talks on the ongoing bilateral trade agreement (BTA). Union Minister Piyush Goyal said, ‘We never tie trade agreements within a deadline. Our goal is to make agreements good and beneficial for both countries. India is always ready for a deal based on equality and fairness.

‘Conversation with America is going on’

He informed that active talks are going on between India and America regarding bilateral trade agreement. Since March, five rounds of meetings have been held. However, the sixth round of talks on August 25 were postponed after the US government imposed a 50% fee on Indian products from August 27. The date of the next meeting has not been decided so far.

‘India is leading in the field of renewable energy’

He said at the 20th Global Sustainability Summit held on Tuesday (September 2) that India is leading the world in the field of renewable energy today. He informed that India is providing clean energy round the clock at the rate of only ₹ 4.60 to ₹ 5 per unit (about 5 cents), which is the cheapest in the world.

He further said, ‘Before 2014, electricity was very expensive and less in many parts of the country. At that time, people in some states had to buy electricity from Rs 12 to 13 per unit. But after the formation of the national grid, the situation changed and now in areas like South India, electricity is getting electricity at a cheaper rate almost before.

‘5 times expansion in solar energy’

He said that during the tenure of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the renewable energy sector has made record progress. The initial target of solar energy was laid down 20 GW, which was increased to 100 GW and was also completed on time. He said that transparent auction and competition reduced solar energy rates from ₹ 7–8 per unit to ₹ 2 per unit.

Indian Railways has taken a new and unique step to save the environment and promote the use of clean energy. Actually, the first such solar panel system has been installed in the Banaras Locomotive Works (BLW), which has been fitted in the middle of the railway track. It is a pilot project, which has been started on BLW’s workshop line number 19. In this project, 28 solar panels were installed on a 70 -meter long track, which are made entirely of indigenous technology. The specialty of this system is that it can easily remove it and it does not cause any obstruction of the movement of trains.

How special is this project?

The capacity of this solar panel system is 15 kW peak (KWP). These panels can generate 960 units of electricity daily and its power density is 240 kW per kilometer. This means that this system is not only effective in generating electricity, but is also an affordable option for the railways and a beneficial option for the environment. Indian Railways has a 1.2 lakh kilometer long track network and if this project is applicable across the country, then 3.5 lakh units of electricity per kilometer can be made every year. This will help a lot in meeting the railway’s electricity needs.

These problems will be away

The best thing is that there is no need to buy separate land for this project. These solar panels have been installed using the empty space between the railway track. This is not only saving the land, but the expenses of the railway are also decreasing.

How did the railway dealt with these problems?

Railways faced many challenges in starting this project, but their technical team found a solution to them. Actually, the passing of trains causes a lot of vibration on the track, which could have damaged solar panels. To avoid this problem, the Railways used rubber mounting pads, which reduce vibrations and keep the panels safe. At the same time, it was also a challenge to fix solar panels firmly on the track. For this, the panels were pasted on concrete sleepers with epoxy adhesive (a kind of strong glue). Due to this, not only the panels remain firmly, but there is no need for additional clamps.

Safety and security are also taken care of

It is common to accumulate dust and debris around the railway track, which can reduce the functionality of solar panels. To deal with this problem, the Railways has made arrangements for regular cleaning, so that the panels always remain clean and work better. Railways have taken the help of CCTV cameras to protect solar panels from theft or damage. These cameras monitor 24 hours, making the panels safe. There is a maintenance work on the railway track from time to time. In such a situation, it may be necessary to remove solar panels. For this, the panels have been added with the help of four stainless steel (SS) allen bolts, which can easily be removed and re -applied.

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Adani green energy: Adani Green Energy has set a new record in the sector of renewable energy. The company has started the operation of 1,011.5 MW power project in Khavda, Gujarat. With this, their renewable energy generation capacity has reached 15,539.9 MW.

Rapid expansion in the company’s portfolio

The portfolio of this company of Adani Group includes 11,005.5 MW solar, 1,977.8 MW and 2,556.6 MW Wind-Solor Hybrid Capacity Capacity. AGEL is the only renewable energy company in India, which has achieved this historic achievement, especially through Greenfield Projects.

Adani Green Energy currently fulfills more than 15 percent of India’s energy needs. There is also a contribution of 12 percent of Adani Green Wind Energy to meet the renewable energy needs of India. The target of the company is to provide clean and affordable electricity up to 50,000 MW by 2030.

Delighted to share that adani green has surface 15,000 mw of renewable energy capacity, marking the largest and fastest green energy build-out in India’s history.

From the desert landscapes of khavda to a proud place among the world’s top 10 green power producers, this… pic.twitter.com/fwdwr5suom

– Gautam Adani (@Gautam_adani) June 30, 2025

On this achievement, Ashish Khanna, CEO of Adani Green Energy, says, our goal is to increase its capacity from 15,000 MW to 50,000 MW and remain firm on our mission to provide sustainable energy solutions to the whole world including India.

Why is the company focusing so much on green energy?

Adani Green Energy is building the world’s largest renewable energy plant in Khavda, which has a capacity of 30,000 MW. Green energy is very important for today and tomorrow to reduce pollution and deal with climate change.

The use of green energy like solar and wind reduces dependence on fossil and petroleum like coal and petroleum. This reduces water and air pollution, less exploitation of natural resources. The green energy sector is developing rapidly and the Adani Group wants to take advantage on this occasion. By investing in this, the company is also helping the environment and is also increasing the scope of its business.

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Suzlon energy share: The shares of Suzalon Energy, a large company in the renewable sector, saw a boom on Friday, the last business day of the week. On June 20, the share price reached a high level of Rs 64.26 per share with a jump of about 3 percent. Today, the company got an order behind this boom in the shares, which ended the process of declining the shares for three days.

Suzlon gets a big order from ampin

Suzlon said that the company has received a 170.1 MW wind power project in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh by the Ampin Energy Transition. This is the third project that the company gets from AMPIN. Under this order, Suzlon will have to supply its 54 advanced S144 Pawan Turbine Generator (WTG) with Hybrid Latis Towers (HLT). The capacity of each of them is 3.15 MW. Under this project, Suzlon will have to handle the maintenance of the equipment from the supply of equipment to his installation, commissioning, operation and long term.

Company completed 1.55 gigawatt delivery in FY25

In the fourth quarter of FY25, the company achieved a record 573 MW delivery. With this, their total delivery in FY 2025 became 1.55 GW. The company’s order book also reached the all -time high record of 5.6 GW. The supply of S144 Pawan Turbine generator alone went beyond 5 GW. With this, its status has been strengthened as market leaders in the Indian market.

The company has completed 10 new production facilities for more production of its S144–3.x megawatt series as well as Nasel expansion in Daman and Pondicherry unit. Suzlon wants to continuously invest in its local manufacturing and supply chain ecosystem to give its support to India’s goal of strengthening its capacity of Wind Energy.

Suzalon Energy Share

Alam is that Suzlon’s stocks have seen 25 percent in the last one year and 340 percent in two years. Due to this, the number of retail investors has also increased to more than 56 lakhs. Between May 9 and May 30, the share price rose from Rs 52.60 to Rs 71.50. It took a lead of up to 36 percent in just 16 business sessions. Suzlon Energy’s net profit for FY25 increased from 660 crores to Rs 2,072 crore in FY24.

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Suzlon energy block deal: The promoters of Suzalon Energy, a large company in the Renewable Energy Sector, are preparing to sell 20 crore shares through the block deal. With this, their goal is to raise around Rs 1,300 crore. The deal is expected to be in the block deal window. In this, about 2 percent will be sold at a low price from the company’s stock market price. Please tell that the block deal means the business of large amounts of shares. It is also known as bulk deal. The company will use these money to strengthen its financial situation and accelerate many development plans.

Company results in March quarter

Talking about the results of the March quarter, the company’s sales have increased by 73.2 percent to Rs 3,773.5 crore from the same quarter of last year. Whereas for the whole year i.e. for FY 2024-25, the revenue of Suzlon Energy increased by 67 percent to Rs 10,851 crore.

At the same time, EBITDA has also increased by 99 percent to 677 crores in the previous year’s Rs 340 crore. The Ebitda margin also increased by more than 200 basis points to 17.94 percent, which was 15.62 % in the same quarter last year. The company’s net profit has increased from Rs 254 crore to Rs 1,182 crore. This profit also includes tax benefit of Rs 600 crore.

This is how production in March quarter

The company produced 573 MW in the March quarter, which was 273 MW in the same quarter last year and 447 MW in the December quarter. On Friday (June 6), Suzlon Energy Limited’s shares closed at Rs 66.74 with a gain of 0.050 or 0.075 %.

Renewable Energy Solutions Provider company Suzalon Wind Turbine Generates (WTG), provides maintenance service and implementing projects. The company has more than 111 wind farms with a capacity of 13,880 MW. The company has established more than 20 GW wind energy in 17 countries.

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Adani green energy gallery: The Energy Revolution in London’s Science Museum: The year of The Adani Green Energy Gallery has completed one year and already 700,000 people have come to see it in the first year. It shows how the renewable NG is moving fast, which is very important for low-makarn future.

Launch in 2024 Entry free in this gallery

It was launched by Gautam Adani, chairman of Adani Green Energy Limited (AGEL) on 26 March 2024. The motive behind this is to make people aware of long -lasting energy solutions. Entry in gallery is free. Visitors will be able to experience the use of Green Technology very closely through interactive displays here. The gallery will also give a glimpse of how to produce energy worldwide to deal with climate change and how to consume.

Information is given from curator tour

According to the report of the news agency PTI, more than 40 curator tours have been conducted in the gallery for the last one year, including all the UK organizations including Climate Change Committee, Meteorological Department, World Energy Council, Universe. In this type of tour, information about the changing round of energy is given along with the efforts of dearbonization.

Adani Green Energy Gallery has received the award

Adani Green Energy Gallery has also been awarded the Prestasius Breek Award in the Innovation category in 2024. In this gallery, a bench made of hydrogen-fired brick attracts people’s attention, which shows that low carbon brick can also be made in the coming time. In this, carbon emissions will decrease by 81-84 percent as compared to natural gas fire bricks.

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