A consortium comprising Bharat Heavy Electricals and Hitachi Energy India has been awarded a project by Rajasthan Part I Power Transmission to establish high-voltage direct current line commutated converters (HDVC LCC) terminal stations in Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. This venture aims to enhance energy transmission capabilities, featuring 6,000 MW HDVC LLC terminal stations at Bhadla III in Rajasthan and Fatehpur in Uttar Pradesh, along with an 800 kV HVDC station connecting these locations. Concurrently, SJVN Green Energy (SGEL) has invited bids for consultancy services to develop a roadmap and detailed project report for a 25 MW green hydrogen project in Assam, focusing on advanced electrolysis technologies powered by renewables. In a separate initiative, Jammu and Kashmir Energy Development Agency has released a tender to empanel developers for setting up 175 MW rooftop solar projects on government buildings in the union territory. This project will operate under the renewable energy service company model and involve comprehensive services from survey to long-term maintenance. Moreover, Telecommunications Consultants India has invited expressions of interest to collaborate on a 120 MW ground-mounted solar project in Bhutan, forming part of Druk Green Power Corporation's endeavors to expand solar infrastructure. The project in Bhutan requires design, installation, testing, and commissioning of solar modules and evacuation infrastructure.