One after another news is coming out in the market about Suzlon Energy. In the beginning of September, Suzlon Energy's stock was placed in Stage 1 of Additional Surveillance Measure. ASM is a regulatory mechanism established by the stock exchange under which additional surveillance is kept on special securities. According to the BSE website, this step is taken to protect the interests of common investors. According to the exchange, steps are taken from time to time to monitor the trading of securities in the interest of investors and there is a mechanism for this. However, sometimes additional movement is seen in a stock and additional steps are implemented to keep an eye on it. Such stocks are placed in the ASM category.

But now the news has come that the company has been taken out of this framework. The stock has increased by 62 percent in three months. The stock has increased by 1100 percent in three years.

At the investors' meeting, Union Minister Pralhad Joshi announced that banks and financial institutions will spend Rs 32.45 lakh crore on green energy schemes in India as part of India's target of 500 gigawatts by 2030.

Experts believe that renewable energy companies, especially those involved in solar panel and solar module manufacturing, are seeing a lot of demand. The move towards renewable energy is linked to India's ambition to achieve carbon neutrality by 2070, with a focus on solar and wind power. They say that industries like cement and steel are also increasing orders to solar companies as they aim to achieve net carbon neutrality.