Tata Power CEO Praveer Sinha states India can meet surging AI-driven electricity demand through expanded renewables and storage despite current coal reliance. Planned capacity additions aim to prevent
Tata Power targets construction of India's first private nuclear plant by 2032 following regulatory reforms opening the sector. This move supports national energy security goals, backed by new uranium
Tata Power targets 2-3 gigawatts of solar equipment exports to Europe, leveraging EU policies to reduce Chinese reliance while expanding its own manufacturing capacity.
India mandated Tata Power’s Mundra plant to remain operational until September following weak monsoons and high electricity demand. The decision addresses record peak consumption driven by heat waves
Tata Power is collaborating with NPCIL on two 220-megawatt small modular reactors across three Indian states, aiming for regulatory approval within six months to support India's 100 GW nuclear capacit
Tata Power reported a 4.5% drop in Q4 net profit caused by a Gujarat coal plant shutdown, with operations resuming in April amid government directives and anticipated high summer demand.
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