Energy & Petroleum News Today

Technip Energies reported €5.7B liquidity and strong cash flow, securing major EPC contracts in India and the Middle East, alongside strategic licensing deals during the third quarter.

Zuvay Technologies expands from solar manufacturing to semiconductor infrastructure, providing integrated engineering, cleanroom, utility, and gas abatement solutions for GW-scale plants to build domestic engineering capabilities in India.

India's water ministry targets a 5-gigawatt floating solar market, utilizing reservoir surfaces to boost renewable energy capacity, save water through reduced evaporation, and enhance panel efficiency.

Electrical contractors in Karnataka opposed the draft ESR 2026 provision allowing consumer self-certification for LT installations up to 150 kW, warning of increased safety risks and job losses.

Coal India awarded a ₹1,073.74 crore battery energy storage system project to Pace Digitek in Telangana, marking a major step in the group's diversification into grid-scale energy storage.

Solar vendors in Tamil Nadu flagged delays in bank loans, bidirectional meter supplies, and state subsidies. Officials assured swift resolution, noting statewide completions of 1.1 lakh installations and Rs 700 crore in subsidies.

Gentari and BYD Malaysia signed an MoU to deploy high-power BYD Flash Charging technology, aiming to deliver 400 km range in 5 minutes and support Malaysia's growing electric vehicle infrastructure.

China's petrochemical stockpiles are nearly depleted due to US-Iran war feedstock disruptions, driving a 5% rise in wholesale prices and increasing global industrial supply chain costs.

Replus Engitech will begin commercial deliveries of its 5.01 MWh containerised BESS in April 2027 from its Pune facility, which has an annual capacity of 6 GWh and is slated for December 2026 commissioning.

The Solar Energy Corporation of India has invited bids to develop standalone battery energy storage system projects under its ESS-V program to boost clean energy infrastructure.