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The Secretary (Power), Government of India, Pankaj Agarwal, along with Additional Secretary (Hydro and EC&ET) Diwakar Nath Misra and Member (Hydro), CEA, Milind Ganesh Gokhale, visited SJVN’s hydro projects in Himachal Pradesh today. During the visit, they reviewed the operations and construction activities of the 1,500-MW Nathpa Jhakri hydro power station, the 210-MW Luhri-1 hydroelectric […]

In a bid to promote holistic well-being and enhance workplace efficiency, 70 employees of SJVN Limited participated in a five-day residential training programme on preventive health and lifestyle management at the Antarnirman complex of Yog Manav Vikas Trust in Banikhet, Chamba. The programme focused on transforming routine daily activities into therapeutic practices aimed at preventing […]

In a bid to promote holistic well-being and enhance workplace efficiency, 70 employees of SJVN Limited participated in a five-day residential training programme on preventive health and lifestyle management at the Antarnirman complex of Yog Manav Vikas Trust in Banikhet, Chamba. The programme focused on transforming routine daily activities into therapeutic practices aimed at preventing […]

Financing the energy transition: A credit perspective on India's power sector zchaudhuri.ieefa Tue, 04/07/2026 - 10:30 Report Energy Investment Trends Climate Finance Renewables Energy Policy South Asia India shutterstock_2035463324_1_optimized_1000.jpg Kevin Leung Kevin Leung is a Sustainable Finance Analyst, Debt Markets, Europe, at IEEFA. He has authored reports on topics relating to sustainable credits, transition finance and sustainable finance regulatory initiatives. Go to Profile Saurabh Trivedi Saurabh Trivedi is Lead Specialist, Sustainable Finance & Carbon Markets at IEEFA. His focus is on analysing global investment flows into clean energy and fossil fuel sectors with a specific attention to debt investment. Go to Profile Soni Tiwari Soni Tiwari is an Energy Finance Analyst with IEEFA India, examining the energy sector with a particular focus on renewable energy transition and the opportunities and barriers for different states and companies. Go to Profile /sites/default/files/styles/people_listing/public/2026-04/hero%20graphic%20.jpg?h=25e0efd7&itok=jsQI_HQc Financing the energy transition - A credit perspective on India’s power sector.pdf Annual investments in renewables, storage and transmission are estimated to surge from USD68 billion (INR6.18 trillion) by 2032 to as much as USD145 billion (INR13.19 trillion) by 2035.

Financing the energy transition: A credit perspective on India's power sector zchaudhuri.ieefa Tue, 04/07/2026 - 10:30 Report Energy Investment Trends Climate Finance Renewables Energy Policy South Asia India shutterstock_2035463324_1_optimized_1000.jpg Kevin Leung Kevin Leung is a Sustainable Finance Analyst, Debt Markets, Europe, at IEEFA. He has authored reports on topics relating to sustainable credits, transition finance and sustainable finance regulatory initiatives. Go to Profile Saurabh Trivedi Saurabh Trivedi is Lead Specialist, Sustainable Finance & Carbon Markets at IEEFA. His focus is on analysing global investment flows into clean energy and fossil fuel sectors with a specific attention to debt investment. Go to Profile Soni Tiwari Soni Tiwari is an Energy Finance Analyst with IEEFA India, examining the energy sector with a particular focus on renewable energy transition and the opportunities and barriers for different states and companies. Go to Profile /sites/default/files/styles/people_listing/public/2026-04/hero%20graphic%20.jpg?h=25e0efd7&itok=jsQI_HQc Financing the energy transition - A credit perspective on India’s power sector.pdf Annual investments in renewables, storage and transmission are estimated to surge from USD68 billion (INR6.18 trillion) by 2032 to as much as USD145 billion (INR13.19 trillion) by 2035.

The SJVN organised a blood donation camp at its Corporate Headquarters in Shimla, underlining its commitment to social responsibility. The SJVN chairman and managing director Bhupender Gupta said such initiatives not only strengthened the culture of compassion and social responsibility within the organisation but also played a crucial role in supporting the healthcare system. The […]

The SJVN organised a blood donation camp at its Corporate Headquarters in Shimla, underlining its commitment to social responsibility. The SJVN chairman and managing director Bhupender Gupta said such initiatives not only strengthened the culture of compassion and social responsibility within the organisation but also played a crucial role in supporting the healthcare system. The […]

ACEN Corp. has secured a project finance term loan of 7.517 billion rupees (approximately P4.81 billion) through its India unit to support the development of the Bijapur wind project in Karnataka, India. In a disclosure on Wednesday, Ayala-led ACEN said the term loan was arranged through unit Diyos Renewables India Project Private Limited, with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. providing greenfield project financing. The two Japanese financial giants will also partially help fund construction of the first phase of the Bijapur wind project, which has a targeted capacity of 100 megawatts (MW). “Securing this project finance facility underscores the strong confidence of global financial institutions in ACEN Corporation's renewable energy platform and our disciplined approach to developing high-quality projects,” ACEN International President and CEO Patrice Clausse said. He added that the Bijapur wind project “strengthens our growing presence in India and contributes to the country’s accelerating transition to cleaner power systems." Located in Karnataka, the project will supply renewable power under a purchase agreement with SJVN Limited, a government-owned company under India’s Ministry of Power.

ACEN Corp. has secured a project finance term loan of 7.517 billion rupees (approximately P4.81 billion) through its India unit to support the development of the Bijapur wind project in Karnataka, India. In a disclosure on Wednesday, Ayala-led ACEN said the term loan was arranged through unit Diyos Renewables India Project Private Limited, with Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. providing greenfield project financing. The two Japanese financial giants will also partially help fund construction of the first phase of the Bijapur wind project, which has a targeted capacity of 100 megawatts (MW). “Securing this project finance facility underscores the strong confidence of global financial institutions in ACEN Corporation's renewable energy platform and our disciplined approach to developing high-quality projects,” ACEN International President and CEO Patrice Clausse said. He added that the Bijapur wind project “strengthens our growing presence in India and contributes to the country’s accelerating transition to cleaner power systems." Located in Karnataka, the project will supply renewable power under a purchase agreement with SJVN Limited, a government-owned company under India’s Ministry of Power.