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  • Rayzon Solar Emerges as India’s Second-Largest Solar Module Supplier in Quarter-2 of 2026

    Rayzon Solar Emerges as India’s Second-Largest Solar Module Supplier in Quarter-2 of 2026

    Rayzon Solar has been in the news for quite some time now and always for something bigger and better. This time they have proved why they are worthy of all the attention as they secured a 13% share of total module shipments in quarter 02 of the running calendar year – as per JMK Research & Analytics. The company ranked 2nd among all suppliers, improving significantly from its 4th position in the first quarter.

    In addition, Rayzon Solar improved its market share by 5 percentage points in Q2 2026, highlighting its strong demand in the solar market. This performance of the company becomes even more special as it comes amid a time when the solar market is seeing a 34% quarter-on-quarter decline in India’s overall module shipments.

    As Rayzon Solar continues evolving its solar system in forward, backward and parallel integration, this growth show their hold over the solar market. The company aims to become the biggest contributor to the nation’s renewable energy goals, and is on track to cement its dominant position in the global market.

  • Rayzon Solar Emerges as India’s Second-Largest Solar Module Supplier in Quarter-2 of 2026

    Rayzon Solar Emerges as India’s Second-Largest Solar Module Supplier in Quarter-2 of 2026

    Rayzon Solar has been in the news for quite some time now and always for something bigger and better. This time they have proved why they are worthy of all the attention as they secured a 13% share of total module shipments in quarter 02 of the running calendar year – as per JMK Research & Analytics. The company ranked 2nd among all suppliers, improving significantly from its 4th position in the first quarter.

    In addition, Rayzon Solar improved its market share by 5 percentage points in Q2 2026, highlighting its strong demand in the solar market. This performance of the company becomes even more special as it comes amid a time when the solar market is seeing a 34% quarter-on-quarter decline in India’s overall module shipments.

    As Rayzon Solar continues evolving its solar system in forward, backward and parallel integration, this growth show their hold over the solar market. The company aims to become the biggest contributor to the nation’s renewable energy goals, and is on track to cement its dominant position in the global market.

  • Rayzon Solar Emerges as India’s Second-Largest Solar Module Supplier in Quarter-2 of 2026

    Rayzon Solar Emerges as India’s Second-Largest Solar Module Supplier in Quarter-2 of 2026

    Rayzon Solar has been in the news for quite some time now and always for something bigger and better. This time they have proved why they are worthy of all the attention as they secured a 13% share of total module shipments in quarter 02 of the running calendar year – as per JMK Research & Analytics. The company ranked 2nd among all suppliers, improving significantly from its 4th position in the first quarter.

    In addition, Rayzon Solar improved its market share by 5 percentage points in Q2 2026, highlighting its strong demand in the solar market. This performance of the company becomes even more special as it comes amid a time when the solar market is seeing a 34% quarter-on-quarter decline in India’s overall module shipments.

    As Rayzon Solar continues evolving its solar system in forward, backward and parallel integration, this growth show their hold over the solar market. The company aims to become the biggest contributor to the nation’s renewable energy goals, and is on track to cement its dominant position in the global market.

  • Rayzon Solar Emerges as India’s Second-Largest Solar Module Supplier in Quarter-2 of 2026

    Rayzon Solar Emerges as India’s Second-Largest Solar Module Supplier in Quarter-2 of 2026

    Rayzon Solar has been in the news for quite some time now and always for something bigger and better. This time they have proved why they are worthy of all the attention as they secured a 13% share of total module shipments in quarter 02 of the running calendar year – as per JMK Research & Analytics. The company ranked 2nd among all suppliers, improving significantly from its 4th position in the first quarter.

    In addition, Rayzon Solar improved its market share by 5 percentage points in Q2 2026, highlighting its strong demand in the solar market. This performance of the company becomes even more special as it comes amid a time when the solar market is seeing a 34% quarter-on-quarter decline in India’s overall module shipments.

    As Rayzon Solar continues evolving its solar system in forward, backward and parallel integration, this growth show their hold over the solar market. The company aims to become the biggest contributor to the nation’s renewable energy goals, and is on track to cement its dominant position in the global market.

  • Rayzon Solar Emerges as India’s Second-Largest Solar Module Supplier in Quarter-2 of 2026

    Rayzon Solar has been in the news for quite some time now and always for something bigger and better. This time they have proved why they are worthy of all the attention as they secured a 13% share of total module shipments in quarter 02 of the running calendar year – as per JMK Research & Analytics. The company ranked 2nd among all suppliers, improving significantly from its 4th position in the first quarter.

    In addition, Rayzon Solar improved its market share by 5 percentage points in Q2 2026, highlighting its strong demand in the solar market. This performance of the company becomes even more special as it comes amid a time when the solar market is seeing a 34% quarter-on-quarter decline in India’s overall module shipments.

    As Rayzon Solar continues evolving its solar system in forward, backward and parallel integration, this growth show their hold over the solar market. The company aims to become the biggest contributor to the nation’s renewable energy goals, and is on track to cement its dominant position in the global market.

  • JSW Energy Partners with China’s Rongjie Energy for 5 GWh ESS Supply

    JSW Energy Partners with China’s Rongjie Energy for 5 GWh ESS Supply

    JSW Energy has entered into a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with China-based Rongjie Energy, a part of RJE Tech, for the supply of 5 GWh of energy storage systems (ESS). The agreement covers ESS configurations of 5 MWh and 6.26 MWh, based on Rongjie Energy’s 314Ah and newly mass-produced 588Ah lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells.

    The partnership is expected to support JSW Energy’s growing energy storage requirements as the company expands its renewable energy portfolio and strengthens its energy transition strategy. JSW Energy currently has an installed power generation capacity of 13.45 GW and has set a target of achieving 40 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2030. The proposed 5 GWh supply arrangement with Rongjie Energy is expected to contribute to this planned expansion.

    Rongjie Energy’s 314Ah and 588Ah LFP cells are designed for large-scale energy storage applications, including utility-scale and commercial and industrial (C&I) projects. The agreement also comes amid the company’s expanding presence in the energy storage market, following a recent 4 GWh LFP cell framework agreement with Lineage Power for supply in 2027.

    The collaboration comes at a time when battery energy storage is becoming increasingly important for integrating renewable power, managing fluctuations in electricity generation and meeting peak-demand requirements. For JSW Energy, the agreement marks another step towards scaling its energy storage capabilities and supporting the broader integration of renewable energy into the power system.

  • JSW Energy Partners with China’s Rongjie Energy for 5 GWh ESS Supply

    JSW Energy Partners with China’s Rongjie Energy for 5 GWh ESS Supply

    JSW Energy has entered into a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with China-based Rongjie Energy, a part of RJE Tech, for the supply of 5 GWh of energy storage systems (ESS). The agreement covers ESS configurations of 5 MWh and 6.26 MWh, based on Rongjie Energy’s 314Ah and newly mass-produced 588Ah lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells.

    The partnership is expected to support JSW Energy’s growing energy storage requirements as the company expands its renewable energy portfolio and strengthens its energy transition strategy. JSW Energy currently has an installed power generation capacity of 13.45 GW and has set a target of achieving 40 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2030. The proposed 5 GWh supply arrangement with Rongjie Energy is expected to contribute to this planned expansion.

    Rongjie Energy’s 314Ah and 588Ah LFP cells are designed for large-scale energy storage applications, including utility-scale and commercial and industrial (C&I) projects. The agreement also comes amid the company’s expanding presence in the energy storage market, following a recent 4 GWh LFP cell framework agreement with Lineage Power for supply in 2027.

    The collaboration comes at a time when battery energy storage is becoming increasingly important for integrating renewable power, managing fluctuations in electricity generation and meeting peak-demand requirements. For JSW Energy, the agreement marks another step towards scaling its energy storage capabilities and supporting the broader integration of renewable energy into the power system.

  • JSW Energy Partners with China’s Rongjie Energy for 5 GWh ESS Supply

    JSW Energy Partners with China’s Rongjie Energy for 5 GWh ESS Supply

    JSW Energy has entered into a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with China-based Rongjie Energy, a part of RJE Tech, for the supply of 5 GWh of energy storage systems (ESS). The agreement covers ESS configurations of 5 MWh and 6.26 MWh, based on Rongjie Energy’s 314Ah and newly mass-produced 588Ah lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells.

    The partnership is expected to support JSW Energy’s growing energy storage requirements as the company expands its renewable energy portfolio and strengthens its energy transition strategy. JSW Energy currently has an installed power generation capacity of 13.45 GW and has set a target of achieving 40 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2030. The proposed 5 GWh supply arrangement with Rongjie Energy is expected to contribute to this planned expansion.

    Rongjie Energy’s 314Ah and 588Ah LFP cells are designed for large-scale energy storage applications, including utility-scale and commercial and industrial (C&I) projects. The agreement also comes amid the company’s expanding presence in the energy storage market, following a recent 4 GWh LFP cell framework agreement with Lineage Power for supply in 2027.

    The collaboration comes at a time when battery energy storage is becoming increasingly important for integrating renewable power, managing fluctuations in electricity generation and meeting peak-demand requirements. For JSW Energy, the agreement marks another step towards scaling its energy storage capabilities and supporting the broader integration of renewable energy into the power system.

  • JSW Energy Partners with China’s Rongjie Energy for 5 GWh ESS Supply

    JSW Energy has entered into a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with China-based Rongjie Energy, a part of RJE Tech, for the supply of 5 GWh of energy storage systems (ESS). The agreement covers ESS configurations of 5 MWh and 6.26 MWh, based on Rongjie Energy’s 314Ah and newly mass-produced 588Ah lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells.

    The partnership is expected to support JSW Energy’s growing energy storage requirements as the company expands its renewable energy portfolio and strengthens its energy transition strategy. JSW Energy currently has an installed power generation capacity of 13.45 GW and has set a target of achieving 40 GWh of energy storage capacity by 2030. The proposed 5 GWh supply arrangement with Rongjie Energy is expected to contribute to this planned expansion.

    Rongjie Energy’s 314Ah and 588Ah LFP cells are designed for large-scale energy storage applications, including utility-scale and commercial and industrial (C&I) projects. The agreement also comes amid the company’s expanding presence in the energy storage market, following a recent 4 GWh LFP cell framework agreement with Lineage Power for supply in 2027.

    The collaboration comes at a time when battery energy storage is becoming increasingly important for integrating renewable power, managing fluctuations in electricity generation and meeting peak-demand requirements. For JSW Energy, the agreement marks another step towards scaling its energy storage capabilities and supporting the broader integration of renewable energy into the power system.

  • KP Group and Saudi Arabia’s Raz Holding Group Explore Strategic Investment Partnership

    KP Group, a leading renewable energy and infrastructure group, has signed a Non-Binding Letter of Intent (LOI) with Riyadh based Raz Holding Group, one of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s leading diversified conglomerates, recording Raz Holding Group’s intention to make a strategic investment in, or enter into a collaboration with, KP Group or one or more of its operating entities.

    The investment could take the form of an acquisition, a capital infusion or another form of collaboration. Structure, instrument and valuation will be agreed between the two groups after due diligence is completed. The transaction is subject to due diligence, definitive agreements and customary corporate and regulatory approvals in India.

    The two groups will work towards definitive agreements during an exclusivity period of 90 days, with the LOI valid until November 18, 2026 unless extended.

    The proposed collaboration reflects growing international investor interest in India’s clean-energy sector and KP Group’s expanding portfolio across Solar and Wind IPP, EPC, transmission and manufacturing, along with its emerging capabilities in battery energy storage systems, cell manufacturing, O&M services and green hydrogen.

    KP Group India’s leading renewable energy company has built a diversified renewable energy portfolio spanning more than 9.2 GW across solar, wind, hybrid energy, battery energy storage systems and other clean-energy projects, with more than 3.2 GW of installed capacity and 5.9 GW of orders in hand. The Group has also established a strong presence across the renewable energy value chain, including IPP, EPC, transmission, manufacturing, O&M and emerging green-energy technologies. The Group also has strong engineering support, with over 400,000 MT of annual production capacity feeding its renewable energy projects. It also operates Asia’s largest galvanising kettle at its Matar village, Bharuch, Gujarat manufacturing facility.

    Beyond its growing domestic portfolio, KP Group has been actively expanding its international footprint through strategic partnerships, global alliances and large-scale clean-energy opportunities across key international markets. The Group has significantly strengthened its presence in South Korea through strategic engagements with AHES Co. Ltd., GH2 Solar and Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province, focused on advancing green hydrogen and green ammonia technologies, electrolysis-based hydrogen production and international offtake opportunities.

    The Group has also entered into a global alliance with Fabtech Group to develop and implement green-energy-powered pharma, biotech and healthcare infrastructure across global markets, including the Middle East and Africa, integrating solar, wind, hybrid energy, Battery Energy Storage Systems and green hydrogen solutions.

    Further expanding its global technology and infrastructure ambitions, KP Group has entered into a global MoU with F Plus Healthcare Technologies and FVE Lifecare General Trading LLC for the development of green-powered modular data centres, life-sciences and advanced technology facilities across international markets, with a strong focus on integrating renewable energy and advanced infrastructure solutions.

    The Group has also made a significant strategic entry into Africa through Botswana, where KP Group signed an MoU with the Government of the Republic of Botswana for the development of nearly 5 GW of renewable energy capacity, along with associated energy storage and transmission infrastructure, involving a proposed investment of approximately US$4 billion.

    Land allocation for the project is already under way. The proposed development represents one of the Group’s most significant international renewable-energy initiatives and reflects its ability to pursue large-scale integrated energy projects beyond India. Taken together, these engagements across South Korea, the Middle East and Africa point to KP Group’s ambition to build a globally connected clean-energy platform — and to attract the international capital and technology to do it.

    Dr. Faruk G. Patel, Founder and CMD, KP Group, said, “The interest shown by Raz Holding Group is a strong endorsement of the quality of the assets we have built over three decades and of the long-term opportunity in India’s energy transition. International capital is looking closely at Indian clean-energy platforms today, and we are pleased that a group of Raz Holding Group’s standing sees KP Group as a partner of choice. We see this as part of a broader shift in how global capital views Indian renewables, and we look forward to taking the conversation forward.”

    Mr. Riyadh Al-Zamil, Founder and Chairman, Raz Holding Group, said, “KP Group has built a credible and integrated renewable-energy platform with significant long-term potential. We look forward to exploring this opportunity and strengthening investment collaboration between Saudi Arabia and India in the clean-energy sector.”