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27/07/2026

Green Power Dialogues by The Economic Times, powered by , is a thought leadership initiative that explores the policies, partnerships, and leadership shaping India's clean energy future.

With Rajasthan emerging as a key driver of the country's renewable energy ambitions, strong governance and collaborative institutions continue to play an important role in accelerating sustainable growth.

In this episode, Chinmayee Gopal, IAS, Collector & District Magistrate, Barmer, shares insights into the role of district administration in enabling infrastructure development, facilitating stakeholder engagement, and ensuring the effective implementation of development initiatives that contribute to the region's renewable energy ecosystem.

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22/07/2026

What happens when a trusted energy brand meets a generation that’s always on the move?

Go behind the scenes of the Luminous Edge GO campaign with Sachin Tendulkar.

From creative discussions to the moments that brought the campaign to life, this exclusive BTS video captures the journey of showcasing a product built on a simple belief: energy shouldn’t stay confined to four walls.
Hear from Sachin Tendulkar and the Luminous team as they share the story behind EDGE GO - where innovation, reliability, and mobility come together to power life on the go.

Watch the full behind-the-scenes story unfold.

20/07/2026

Green Power Dialogues by The Economic Times, powered by Serentica Renewables, is a platform for meaningful conversations on the policies, leadership, and collaborations shaping India's clean energy landscape.

Rajasthan continues to strengthen its position as one of India's leading renewable energy destinations, effective governance and institutional support remain vital to enabling sustainable infrastructure and long term investment.

In this episode, Om Prakash, IPS, Inspector General of Police, Jodhpur, discusses the role of law enforcement and public administration in fostering a secure environment for development.

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17/07/2026

At the BUILT TO LAST – Next-Gen Solutions for Corrosion-Resistant Solar Structures forum, the case study session titled "Solar Structures - Coating Selection by Standards vs Practical Needs" featured Chintan Patel, CTO, Sunchaser Structures Pvt. Ltd.

The session brought focus to one of the most practical decisions in solar infrastructure: choosing the right coating system not just by standards, but by real-world project conditions, environmental exposure, asset life expectations, and long-term performance needs.

A key takeaway was clear — standards provide the foundation, but practical engineering judgment determines how well solar structures perform over decades.

Know More: https://energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com/

17/07/2026

At the BUILT TO LAST – Next-Gen Solutions for Corrosion-Resistant Solar Structures forum, the panel discussion titled "Securing Solar Structures: Building Legacy Assets" brought together industry leaders to explore how solar structures can be engineered as long-term legacy assets.

Featuring:

Moderator: Prasad Karnik, Head- Coated Sales, ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India
* Azim Iqbal, Founder & CEO, Sunrack Technologies
* Rishabh Garg, Head - Solar & Road Safety Business, Goodluck India Ltd.
* Samul Verma, Vice President & Head Engineering (Civil), Sterling & Wilson Renewable Energy Ltd.
* Varun Singh, Head of Sales & Sourcing, PV Hardware
* Anish Bansal, CEO & Wholetime Director, Hi Tech Pipes Ltd
* Ashok Kamboj, Head - Contracts & Procurement, ArcelorMittal Green Energy Pvt Ltd
* Sandeep Mahesh, Senior Executive Vice President - Engineering, Avaada Energy

The conversation focused on a critical shift in India’s solar journey: from building fast to building right. As projects scale across challenging geographies, corrosion resistance, structural design, material quality, procurement discipline, and lifecycle durability are becoming central to project performance.

The panel highlighted how stronger collaboration between developers, EPCs, manufacturers, engineering teams, and material partners can help create solar assets that deliver reliability, lower maintenance risk, and long-term value.

A key takeaway was clear — the future of solar infrastructure will be defined by structures that are built not only for today’s capacity goals, but for decades of performance.

Know More: https://energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com/

17/07/2026

At the BUILT TO LAST – Next-Gen Solutions for Corrosion-Resistant Solar Structures forum, presented by AM/NS India in association with ETEnergyworld, the case study session titled "Engineering Long-Life Solar Modules" featured Hari Krishna Gopinathan, Head of Integrated Supply Chain, First Solar.

The session brought attention to one of the most important priorities in India’s solar growth journey: building modules and infrastructure that are engineered not just for performance, but for long-term reliability.

A key takeaway from the session was clear — the next phase of solar growth will be defined by how effectively the industry builds for longevity, reliability, and sustainable performance.

Know More: https://energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com/

17/07/2026

At the BUILT TO LAST – Next-Gen Solutions for Corrosion-Resistant Solar Structures forum, presented by AM/NS India in association with ETEnergyworld, the case study session titled "Solar Mounting Structures as Strategic Assets" featured Venkatesh Sittula, Co-Founder, Sunrack Technologies.

The session brought an important perspective to India’s solar infrastructure journey: mounting structures are not just support systems, but long-term strategic assets that directly influence project performance, durability, safety, and returns.

A key takeaway from the session was clear — the future of solar will not be defined by capacity alone, but by the strength, resilience, and intelligence of the infrastructure behind it.

Know More: https://energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com/

17/07/2026

At the BUILT TO LAST – Next-Gen Solutions for Corrosion-Resistant Solar Structures forum, presented by AM/NS India in association with ETEnergyworld, the AM/NS India presentation brought focus to a critical enabler of India’s solar growth story: stronger, more durable, and more sustainable material solutions.

As solar projects scale across diverse geographies and climatic conditions, the need for corrosion-resistant structures is becoming central to long-term asset performance. The presentation highlighted how advanced steel solutions can support improved structural longevity, reduce lifecycle costs, and strengthen the reliability of solar infrastructure.

Know More: https://energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com/

17/07/2026

At the BUILT TO LAST – Next-Gen Solutions for Corrosion-Resistant Solar Structures forum, presented by AM/NS India in association with ETEnergyworld, the panel discussion titled "Beyond Capacity Addition - Solving Solar’s Next Set of Challenges" brought together leading voices from across the solar ecosystem.

The session was steered by Moderator Mittravinda Ranjan, Lead Content & Community - Energy, Times Internet Ltd, alongside an esteemed panel featuring:
* Sarit Maheshwari, CEO, NTPC Renewable Energy Ltd
* Kishor Nair, CEO, Avaada Energy
* Amresh Khosla, Director, Manikaran Analytics Ltd.
* Deepak Saxena, Senior Vice President, Reliance Industries Ltd
* Anamika Roy, Associate Vice President - SCM, Sterling & Wilson Renewable Energy Ltd
* Rajeev Kashyap, Senior Vice President and General Manager MEIA, Nextpower

As India’s solar sector continues its rapid expansion, the discussion moved beyond capacity addition to address the next wave of challenges shaping project success — including quality, durability, supply chain readiness, material performance, lifecycle economics, and long-term asset resilience.

Bringing together perspectives from developers, energy leaders, analytics experts, infrastructure players, and supply chain specialists, the panel underscored that the future of solar will depend not just on how fast India builds, but how well it builds.

A key takeaway was the growing importance of corrosion-resistant, sustainable, and future-ready material solutions in ensuring solar assets deliver reliable performance over decades.

Know More: https://energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com/