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A Telangana Entrepreneur Built a 1 MW Solar Plant — and It Says Something About Who Gets to Build India’s Clean Energy Future

Aerial view of a utility-scale solar power plant in Telangana, India

India’s solar boom tends to get told through capacity numbers — gigawatts added, tariffs falling, mega-parks rising out of the […]

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From 3 GW to 162 GW: The Inside Story of How India Became the World’s Second-Fastest-Growing Solar Market

Rows of solar panels at a large utility-scale solar park under a clear blue sky

A decade ago solar barely registered in India’s power mix. Today it’s the backbone of the country’s clean energy transition — and in 2025, India added more solar capacity than the United States.

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How One Woman’s Rubber Recycling Plant in Visakhapatnam Is Turning India’s Waste Tyre Problem Into a Business

Large stacks of scrap tyres waiting to be processed at a recycling facility

Swarnakaruna Princeton Rubber Industries processes 6,000 tonnes of scrap tyres a year into reusable crumb rubber — a small but telling example of what India’s circular economy for tyres could look like at scale.

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