BMW Industries plans B2B steel products' market foray: MD Harsh Bansal
Currently, BMWIL serves as a service provider for steelmakers, offering manufacturing services. Now, the company plans to buy raw materials, process them into finished products at its upcoming Bokaro plant, and sell them. The over three-decade old company has six manufacturing and processing units in West Bengal’s Kolkata and Asansol and one in Jharkhand’s Bokaro for HRPO Coils, CR Coils, GP Coils, GC Sheets, MS and GI pipes, TMT rebars and other steel products.

Tata Steel UISL inaugurates two Biogas Plants
 

Hike in duty drawback on gold, silver to boost exports
The Customs has notified that gold jewellery drawback rate has been increased to ₹405.40 per gram from ₹335.50 of net gold content. For silver jewellery and related articles the rate has gone up to ₹4950.03 per kilogram from ₹4468.10 of net silver content.

Gold gains 25% in 2025; outlook remains firm: Motilal Oswal

New Delhi: Gold has delivered a stellar performance in the first four months of 2025, gaining nearly 25 per cent and marking all-time highs on both MCX and COMEX.

Amid rising energy demand and sluggish domestic production, India’s reliance on oil, gas imports grows further in 2024-25
 

Crude oil import up by 4.2% to 242 MT in FY25
 

Statsguru: Coal reigns supreme as India's clean energy remains elusive
Even as a climate crisis looms large amid skyrocketing temperatures and natural disasters brewing worldwide, India’s transition to clean energy might have to wait a little. Despite many government efforts and initiatives to facilitate this transition, New Delhi appears to be far behind other major energy-consuming countries.

Coal India arm inks Rs 7,040-crore pact to boost production
Source Credit: PTI, The Tribune

First four months production critical for Singareni Collieries to meet annual target output
 

JSW Energy's Rs 16,000 crore Salboni project most competitive in capex: Officials
JSW Energy to supply electricity from its Salboni power plant at ‘levelised tariff’

JSW Energy to supply electricity from its Salboni power plant at ‘levelised tariff’
JSW Energy will supply electricity from its proposed 1,600 mega watt power plant at Salboni to West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Co Ltd at a ‘levelised tariff’ of ₹5.45 per unit, making it one of the competitively priced sources of energy for the state in years to come.

SolarSquare doubles its revenue in FY25
Bengaluru : Rooftop solar panel provider SolarSquare, backed by marquee investors such as Lightspeed Venture Partners, Elevation Capital, impact-focused private equity firm Lightrock, Chris Sacca’s Lowercarbon, Nithin Kamath’s Rainmatter, and Gruhas Proptech, nearly doubled its revenue in the financial year ended March 2025, a top executive told VCCircle.

Transmission, PPA delays slow green power intake
A high level of preparedness notwithstanding, the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) is concerned that May and June as “high-risk months” could see power outages in many parts of the country.

Adani Green's solar project in Andhra Pradesh gets regulatory clarity

With the CERC’s decision, the project will not require additional regulatory approval. The project had been mired in controversy following allegations of bribery involving Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani.

India's energy storage sector to expand fivefold between 2026 and 2032, with Rs 479 thousand crore investment: IESA
 

JSW Energy aims to be among top 2-3 private sector players by scaling up capacity to 30 GW
 

Centre set to amend the Atomic Energy and Nuclear Liability laws
Moves are apace to amend the Atomic Energy Act 1962 and the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act (CLNDA) to give the private sector a bigger role in nuclear energy commerce. However, many wonder how deep and wide the reforms could be in a sector that has been the zealously guarded monopoly of the government since 1958. The Union Budget 2025-26 had hinted at it. But External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar was forthright when he said last week that extensive changes in the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act and the Atomic Energy Act 1962 were on the cards.