Arunachal Pradesh is likely to sign pacts with four state-owned power companies, towards the end of the month, for the development of 13 hydro power projects with a total capacity of around 12,000 MW.

Anticipating increased demand for power in the coming summer, Indian Railways has created a roadmap to use nearly 600 freight trains per day only to transport coal to thermal power projects by June

Sanchi, a world heritage site located in the Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh, is all set to become India's first solar city. The use of solar energy is being continuously promoted in the state. Many solar power projects are operational across the state.

The Grid Corporation of Odisha (GRIDCO) will procure 400 MW low cost wind power through Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) from Inter State Transmission System (ISTS) connected wind power projects in Karnataka and Gujarat from 2024-25 fiscal for 25 years.

Arunachal Pradesh Cabinet decided to hand over five already terminated projects to the central power sector undertaking. These projects will see an investment of Rs 40000 crore in next five to seven years and would generate green power of 2880 MW.

Reliance Industries (RIL) is gearing up to set up captive offshore wind power projects with up to 5-megawatt (MW) capacity initially. The projects are likely to come up in Gujarat.

Goa Government announced the setting up of solar thermal plants at major government hospitals, financial assistance for purchase of electric vehicles, the setting up of a biomass briquetting plant and a feasibility study for establishing micro-hydro power projects across the state.

Patel Engineering is implementing hydroelectric power projects (HEP) worth around Rs 6,000 crore in four states along with a railway tunnel project in West Bengal. It will merge some of the subsidiaries with itself, which will help reduce operating costs and ensure synergies of operations.

The government has cleared eight hydropower projects of 144 MW on the Indus river and its tributaries in Ladakh, the highest in altitude so far. At present, there are several small projects with a collective capacity of 113 MW on the Indus in Ladakh, and the new projects will have much more capacity.