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Cabinet approves amendments in Power Tariff Policy to ensure 24X7 affordable Power for allBy : sustainabilityo..., Jan 21, 2016
The Union Cabinet, chaired by the Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi has announced that it has approved the proposal of the Ministry of Power for amendments in the Tariff Policy. For the first... Read more.. |
Solar power cost competitiveness to help India meet emission targetsBy : sustainabilityo..., Jan 21, 2016
Private energy producers once again bid for solar power projects at the lowest-ever tariffs in the latest auction that concluded on 19 January as India strives to cut carbon emissions by 35% and... Read more.. |
Solar power tariff touches a new low of ₹4.34/unitBy : sustainabilityo..., Jan 20, 2016
Solar tariffs have fallen to an unprecedented low of ₹4.34 a kWhr. Finnish company Fortum Finnsurya Energy has quoted that tariff to bag mandate to set up a 70-MW solar plant under NTPC’s Bhadla... Read more.. |
Discoms propose increase in power tariffBy : sustainabilityo..., Jan 19, 2016
The two distribution companies -- AP Southern Power Distribution Company and the AP Eastern Power Distribution company -- have proposed tariff hikes to different categories of consumers. The... Read more.. |
Indian govt plans record-low solar tariff benchmark - reportBy : sustainabilityo..., Jan 12, 2016
The Indian government plans a record-low solar tariff benchmark of INR-4.5 (USD 0.067/EUR 0.062) per kWh, which will be used as a reference price for future projects of the kind, the Business... Read more.. |
Banks Push For Fixed Feed-in Tariffs For Indian Solar Power ProjectsBy : Sustainability ..., Oct 21, 2014
Lenders are calling for regulatory reforms in the Indian solar power sector, hoping that financial sense may soon prevail among the project developers who have been pushing tariffs to unsustainable levels in the competitive auctions. |
India’s Tamil Nadu Sets Solar Tariff as Program StallsBy : Sustainability ..., Sep 16, 2014
The electricity regulator for India’s Tamil Nadu set a price for solar-power producers after failing for the past two years to attract investments to a state that gets about 300 days of sun a year. |