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Adani Power rose 7.89%, ATGL gained 7.51%, JSW Energy climbed 6.35%, and NTPC added 2.91%

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Steel without the energy security challenge: India’s green hydrogen opportunity zchaudhuri.ieefa Fri, 02/20/2026 - 10:40 Insights Coal Steel Natural Gas South Asia India coal-pit-generic-trucks_optimized_1000.jpg Saumya Nautiyal Saumya Nautiyal is an Energy Finance Analyst, Steel Sector, South Asia at IEEFA. She examines the steel sector’s technology transition, energy and resource security and pathways for industrial decarbonisation. Go to Profile Green hydrogen could emerge as a long-term strategic resource for India’s steel sector, helping reduce dependence on imported metallurgical coal and strengthening energy security. Projects such as JSW Steel’s Vijayanagar plant demonstrate that the domestic use of green hydrogen in steelmaking is technically and operationally feasible at industrial sites. Rising steel demand, combined with a projected surge in green steel demand by 2030 and 2050, positions India’s domestic steel sector as a reliable and scalable source of early demand for green hydrogen, particularly as export pathways remain costly.

SINGAPORE / NEW DELHI, INDIA, Feb 18, 2026 - (ACN Newswire) - India's power sector is entering a decisive new phase as electricity demand surges, peak loads hit record highs, and the country moves toward its 500GW non-fossil capacity target by 2030 post a record 52GW capacity added in FY26But the next chapter of the transition will not be defined by installed capacity alone. A new report by Asia Research & Engagement (ARE), Powering Net Zero: Pathways to Clean Energy for India's Utility Companies, finds that the market is shifting toward firm, dispatchable and availability-linked power — creating clear divergence among India's largest listed utilities. The analysis identifies: JSW Energy and Tata Power as best placed to monetise the transition, combining contracted renewable growth, storage depth and improving cashflow quality. Adani Green Energy remains the fastest capacity scaler with strong long-term visibility, though storage integration remains at an early stage. NTPC, India's largest generator, retains unmatched scale and sovereign-backed financing, but its transition outcomes hinge on execution speed and managing coal's declining role.Adani Power remains predominantly thermal, with limited exposure to the structural upside from renewables and storage.