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LIVE | ReNew Power Chairman & CEO Sumant Sinha Interview from COP27, Egypt | Climate Change


Nov 28th, 2022;  Source: Money Control


How India can lead on climate action -- ReNew Power Chairman & CEO Sumant Sinha Interview from COP27, Egypt. The 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference or COP27 started on 6th November in Egypt and will end on 18th November 2022. ...ReadMore

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COP27: Experts spell out need for concessional climate financing, blended finance


Nov 9th, 2022;  Source: CNBC TV18


As many as 190 countries have come together at the COP27 Summit in Egypt, at a time when the world is seeing instability in the energy market, triggered by the Russia-Ukraine War. Talking about the summit, Sumant Sinha, Chairman & CEO of homegrown renewable energy company Renew Power, said durin ...ReadMore

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COP 27: Can India Rise As A Climate Powerhouse? | India Development Debate | ET Now


Nov 9th, 2022;  Source: Times Now


World leaders are discussing action to tackle climate change at the COP27 climate summit which is underway in Egypt. The United Nations climate summit is crucial as governments world over commit to steps to limit global temperature rises. In fact, it was UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres who say ...ReadMore

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We are informing global investors about huge market opportunity in India: Sumant Sinha, Chairman & MD, ReNew Power


Aug 28th, 2021;  Source: Financial Express


Since the listing began with a market capitalisation of $4.5 billion, it will possibly help us raise capital easily and we also hope to lower finance cost in the long run. The green bonds will be continued for debt financing. ReNew Power recently became the first Indian renewable energy company to p ...ReadMore

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IT TAKES TWO TO TANGO


Apr 7th, 2021;  Source: Business Standard


The global climate mitigation movement recently received a shot in the arm with the “return of the prodigal son” – President Joe Biden steering the US back to the Paris Agreement. This comes at a time when the risk of our planet warming beyond a critical climate threshold is high, with countri ...ReadMore

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Rapid growth in renewable power needed to meet demand: Sumant Sinha


Mar 25th, 2021;  Source: The Hindu Business Line


Renew has become the first Indian company to list on Nasdaq using the Special Purpose Acquisition Company route. Sumant Sinha, Chairman, ReNew, spoke to BusinessLine on the way forward for the company. Excerpts: What is the reason for Nasdaq listing through SPAC compared to Indian listing? ...ReadMore

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Asia At The Speed Of Light: An Interview With The Head Of ReNew


Jan 16th, 2021;  Source: Mckinsey & Company


The energy transition will remake Asia, says Sumant Sinha, managing director of ReNew. ReNew is just ten years old—but a lot can happen in a decade. Today, ReNew is India’s largest renewable-energy company, with more than 110 wind and solar sites across the country. Backed by a group of prominen ...ReadMore

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Goldman-Backed Renew Mulls Listing Its Shares to Fund Growth


Jan 7th, 2021;  Source: Bloomberg


ReNew, India’s largest renewable energy company, is looking at an overseas listing of shares to raise funds as it invests in growth for the coming decade.  “As far as our own IPO plans are concerned, it’s something we are certainly evaluating and at an appropriate time we will certainly l ...ReadMore

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Will invest across renewables, solar manufacturing, transmission in 2021: Sumant Sinha, ReNew


Jan 1st, 2021;  Source: ET Energyworld


The other big focus area for the firm will be commissioning of projects which are in the pipeline and nearing completion. Introduction of long-term measures including privatisation of distribution companies to improve the sector’s health are absolutely necessary now, Sumant Sinha, chairman an ...ReadMore

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Book Launch | Fossil Free: Reimagining Clean Energy in a Carbon-Constrained World


Dec 10th, 2020;  Source: Observer research foundation


About the book The current global energy use, with its overwhelming dependence on fossil fuels, has taken global warming to dangerous levels. Climate change is already hitting us hard, through adverse effects on global food availability, biodiversity, rising sea levels and extreme weather events, su ...ReadMore