Energy & Petroleum News Today

Jarvis Toys offers online delivery across India for self-balancing hoverboards, electric scooters, 3-wheel drift trikes, and genuine spare parts like 36V lithium-ion batteries and LED headlights.

SEPA launched a student cell aiming to enrol 10,000 students and secure 1,000 crore in funding over five years to support green energy research and sustainable initiatives across India.

Maharashtra targets 45 GW renewable capacity by 2032 to meet rising demand. Pune advances clean energy expansion with solar, rooftop installations, agricultural feeder solarisation, and battery storage initiatives.

Nagaland's Power Department signed a PPA with Tvaksas Renewable Pvt Ltd to develop a 20 MW solar power plant at Tizit in Mon district, aiming to bridge the state's growing power demand.

India's power electronics sector is surging, driven by electric vehicles, renewable energy, and industrial automation. Experts emphasize local manufacturing, energy storage solutions, and advanced robotics to ensure national security and sustainable growth.

Nagaland's Power Department signed a PPA with M/s Tvaksas Renewable Pvt. Ltd. to develop a 20 MW solar power plant at Tizit, aiming to boost the state's renewable energy capacity and meet rising power demands.

India's EV market grew 16.37% in 2025 to 22.7 lakh retail sales, shifting toward everyday mobility, local manufacturing, inclusive financing, and an integrated energy ecosystem.

Maruti Suzuki drives 90% of India's EV exports and holds 55% of total passenger vehicle exports, while investing Rs 561 crore in four new biogas plants to promote carbon-neutral mobility.

Indian bitumen prices softened from August 1 as monsoon conditions and weak demand pressured refinery prices, while imported material remained expensive due to Iran supply restrictions and uncertainty around the Strait of Hormuz. Falling Brent prices may provide relief, but elevated freight, shipping risks and limited Iranian exports continue to support market prices.

Ukraine's Energy Ministry reports available generation capacity of 15 GW, aiming to reach 21.4 GW by year-end. With 4.8 GW repaired, the country currently exports more electricity than it imports.