REMC and ISA Partner on Solar, Storage and Railways’ Net Zero Goals
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REMC and ISA Partner on Solar, Storage and Railways’ Net Zero Goals

REMC, a subsidiary of RITES, has signed a Framework for Action with the International Solar Alliance (ISA) to expand cooperation in solar energy and related renewable technologies. The partnership will focus on capacity building, knowledge exchange, technical assistance and project development, including energy storage solutions.

The organisations will jointly develop practical, competency-based training programmes covering solar power and allied technologies. These programmes will include Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), supporting the development of technical capabilities required for renewable energy deployment and grid integration.

The agreement also provides for technical assistance across the project lifecycle. The scope includes feasibility assessments, technical due diligence, and the preparation and review of Detailed Project Reports (DPRs), along with support during project implementation.

REMC and ISA will exchange knowledge on renewable energy policies, regulatory frameworks, open access and power procurement mechanisms. Their cooperation will also cover carbon markets, greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting and pathways towards Net Zero, enabling both organisations to share expertise on policy and implementation challenges.

The partnership combines ISA’s international network and renewable energy expertise with REMC’s experience in project development, power procurement and energy management. The agreement is expected to support Indian Railways’ transition towards renewable energy and its Net Zero objectives, while creating opportunities to share India’s technical experience with other countries and institutions through ISA’s global network. The collaboration is intended to strengthen renewable energy adoption and improve access to practical knowledge across participating markets.

REMC, a subsidiary of RITES, has signed a Framework for Action with the International Solar Alliance (ISA) to expand cooperation in solar energy and related renewable technologies. The partnership will focus on capacity building, knowledge exchange, technical assistance and project development, including energy storage solutions. The organisations will jointly develop practical, competency-based training programmes covering solar power and allied technologies. These programmes will include Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), supporting the development of technical capabilities required for renewable energy deployment and grid integration. The agreement also provides for technical assistance across the project lifecycle. The scope includes feasibility assessments, technical due diligence, and the preparation and review of Detailed Project Reports (DPRs), along with support during project implementation. REMC and ISA will exchange knowledge on renewable energy policies, regulatory frameworks, open access and power procurement mechanisms. Their cooperation will also cover carbon markets, greenhouse gas (GHG) accounting and pathways towards Net Zero, enabling both organisations to share expertise on policy and implementation challenges. The partnership combines ISA’s international network and renewable energy expertise with REMC’s experience in project development, power procurement and energy management. The agreement is expected to support Indian Railways’ transition towards renewable energy and its Net Zero objectives, while creating opportunities to share India’s technical experience with other countries and institutions through ISA’s global network. The collaboration is intended to strengthen renewable energy adoption and improve access to practical knowledge across participating markets.

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