NucFinder is pleased to announce that it has become a member of BULATOM, the Bulgarian Atomic Forum.

This membership marks an important step in NucFinder’s continued engagement with the European nuclear community and reflects our commitment to supporting the development of a stronger, more transparent and more connected nuclear supply chain.

As a dedicated nuclear supply chain platform, NucFinder connects buyers and suppliers across the global nuclear industry, helping companies discover relevant partners, showcase their capabilities, and build new relationships.

By joining BULATOM, NucFinder aims to strengthen cooperation with nuclear industry stakeholders in Bulgaria and across the wider region. Bulgaria has a long-standing nuclear energy tradition and an established industrial base, and is set to play an important role in the future development of the European nuclear sector.

We look forward to working together with BULATOM and its members to support the continued development of the nuclear industry and its supply chain.

NucFinder's membership in BULATOM is represented through Kleorix.

Windergy India 2026 to Focus on Wind Energy Sector Expansion

Windergy India 2026 will be inaugurated on October 8 in Chennai by Union renewable energy minister Pralhad Joshi. The event, running from October 7 to 9, will focus on the expansion of India's wind energy sector. Tamil Nadu chief minister C M Stalin, minister of state for renewable energy Shripad Yesso Naik, and Tamil Nadu energy minister C T R Nirmal Kumar are also expected to attend.

Organized by the Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers Association (IWTMA) and PDA Ventures, the event will host approximately 400 exhibitors from over 20 countries and 500 delegates. Country pavilions will be featured from Denmark, Germany, and Spain. Discussions will cover wind power policy, manufacturing, repowering of old wind projects, and offshore wind.

India added 6.05 GW of wind power capacity in FY26, bringing its cumulative capacity to 58.5 GW by August 2026. An additional 28 GW of capacity is currently under implementation, with annual additions targeted to reach 8 GW by 2027. The government aims to achieve 100 GW of wind power capacity by 2030.

Cygni Energy and Indus Towers Partner on 1.5 GWh Battery Storage for Telecom Infrastructure

Cygni Energy Private Limited and Indus Towers Limited have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore sourcing and deployment of energy storage solutions for India’s telecom tower infrastructure. The initiative focuses on developing Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) manufacturing capacity of up to 1.5 GWh to address increasing power demands at telecom sites. The companies will also evaluate advanced battery technologies to improve backup reliability, energy efficiency, and sustainability in passive infrastructure operations.

Cygni Energy, an IIT Madras-incubated company, stated that this collaboration will help build domestic scale and technological readiness for India’s digital infrastructure. Cygni Energy's founder and chief executive, Venkat Rajaraman, indicated plans to expand capacity to 2 GWh and broaden the product portfolio from 100Ah solutions to higher-capacity 314Ah systems and emerging chemistries. The focus is on achieving scale, reliability, and leveraging Indian engineering for future-ready storage systems. Ashok Jhunjhunwala, Institute Professor at IIT Madras, highlighted that such collaborations between users, startups, manufacturers, and technology institutions could accelerate energy storage adoption in India for telecom applications.