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Weak demand, PPA delays stall 45 GW of renewable projects despite grid connectivity

A determined farmer integrates solar power into his rural Indian landscape, balancing tradition with a sustainable future. NEW DELHI: Relatively slow growth in electricity demand in 2025–26, surplus power availability during solar hours leading to weak demand, and assured power availability for discoms after 2028–29 are among the reasons why renewable energy implementing agencies (REIAs)…

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UAE and Scotland strike major investment deal: What’s in it for both economies as Gulf meets Europe?

UAE and Scotland Sign Investment MoU: What Does This Mean for Global Business? In a significant development for global investment flows, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Scotland have signed a pivotal Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to deepen bilateral investment cooperation, broaden economic ties and unlock new opportunities for businesses in both nations. The agreement,…

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ET NOW ready for ‘wall-to-wall’ budget coverage

New Delhi: Business news channel ET NOW will deliver “wall-to-wall” budget coverage on Sunday, complete with insights, real-time analysis, and expert perspectives.Coverage will start at 7am, setting the context, leading to the finance minister’s budget speech at 11 am, and will be followed by in-depth decoding of key announcements.ET NOW Think Tank is led by…

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Apple sees double-digit India growth

Bengaluru: Apple CEO Tim Cook said the iPhone maker delivered a “terrific” first quarter of the 2026 fiscal year, with India emerging as a key highlight. “We did set a quarterly revenue record during Dec. And to go a little further down, we set quarterly revenue records on iPhone and Mac and iPad, and an…

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Economic Survey calls for phasing out cross-subsidised rail and power tariffs to cut logistics costs, boost competitiveness

NEW DELHI: High railway freight rates arising from cross-subsidisation are distorting competition with road transport, pushing up commodity prices, consumer inflation, and overall logistics costs, the Economic Survey 2025–26 highlighted.Reiterating the proposal in the Electricity Amendment Bill, 2026, the survey recommended the complete elimination of cross-subsidies for railways and the manufacturing sector within the next…

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