🗓️ WEBINAR \| Financing India’s Nuclear Ecosystem in Light of the Emerging SHANTI Guidelines

🗓️ WEBINAR \| Financing India’s Nuclear Ecosystem in Light of the Emerging SHANTI Guidelines

📝 Registration is required: https://lnkd.in/dpteZp59
🗓️ 16 September 2026
🕕 18:00 IST / 14:30 CET
💻 Online \| Free webinar

India’s nuclear market is moving into a new phase — and financing, market entry and risk allocation will be central to how quickly that growth can happen.

On 16 September, NucFinder will host a webinar with Kapil Bansal, Partner at EY-Parthenon India, and Hiten Sutar, Partner at EY India.

The discussion will explore how the emerging regulatory landscape may shape:

  • financing pathways for nuclear projects;
  • participation models for international companies and investors;
  • partnerships and Indian-incorporated vehicles;
  • project bankability, foreign investment and risk allocation;
  • opportunities across technology, equipment, engineering and lifecycle services.

Join us for a focused discussion on what the next phase of India’s nuclear ecosystem could mean for companies looking to participate in the market.

Karnataka Approves ₹29,679 Crore in Industrial Investments

The High-Level Clearance Committee, chaired by Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, has approved nine new industrial projects and eight proposals for additional investments. These initiatives represent a total investment of ₹29,679 crore within Karnataka's industrial sector and are expected to generate 66,360 jobs.

Key new investment projects include Vibrancy Renewable Energies with ₹2,194.94 crore, Mahindra Aerostructures with ₹2,300 crore, and Aequs Consumer Products with ₹1,104 crore. Hero Future Energies plans to invest ₹9,760 crore. Other significant new investments come from Epsilon (₹1,500 crore), Toyota Kirloskar (₹1,200 crore), NirSugars (₹4,062 crore), TruAlt Bioenergy (₹2,988 crore), and Lighthouse Alternative Assets (₹600 crore).

Additional investments include MSPL (₹884.25 crore), Ensure Reliance Power Solutions (₹250 crore), Honda Cars (₹437 crore), Bhima Fine Chemicals (₹605 crore), Sansera (₹492.24 crore), TVS Motors (₹1,050 crore), and Havells India (₹250 crore). The Chief Minister has instructed the Finance Department to rigorously scrutinize project reports for industrial licenses and mandated a pre-clearance audit for all projects, requiring a new audit team.

Inox Wind Secures ₹755 Crore Order from Indian Oil Corporation for 100 MW Wind Project

Inox Wind Ltd announced on Thursday that it has secured a repeat order from state-owned Indian Oil Corporation Ltd (IOCL) for a 100 MW turnkey wind project. The contract is valued at approximately ₹755 crore.

The agreement stipulates that Inox Wind will manage the entire project lifecycle. This includes the supply of wind turbine generators, engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) services, project commissioning, and a 10-year contract for operations and maintenance (O&M) services.

This new mandate expands Inox Wind's portfolio among institutional buyers and strengthens its order book, which includes public sector undertakings (PSUs), independent power producers (IPPs), and commercial and industrial (C&I) clients. The company highlighted that this repeat order demonstrates customer confidence in its integrated capabilities and execution history, positioning it to support clients in their transition to cleaner energy sources.