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UP: PCL to buy 200 MW solar powerBy : Sustainability ..., Dec 11, 2019
The UP Electricity Regulatory Commission (UPERC) on Monday approved procurement of 200 MW solar power by UPPCL from Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI). The tariff for it will be Rs 2.89 per unit, including a trading margin of Rs 0.07 per unit. The trading margin is like... Read more.. Subject Tags: PPAs , Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) , solar power , Uttar Pradesh Government |
Andhra govt yet to reach a deal on green energy contractsBy : Sustainability ..., Dec 9, 2019
The hard-found compromise reached last month to end the impasse over Andhra Pradesh’s decision to relook at renewable energy contracts has floundered, said several Union and state government officials. The government led by chief minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy has upped the... Read more.. |
Re-negotiation of contracts with renewable energy players discourages investment in sector: WWF-India reportBy : Sustainability ..., Dec 5, 2019
The renegotiation of contracts with renewable energy players is impacting the viability of investments in the sector according to a report by WWF-India. The report titled, “The Rise of Renewables: Are You REDE?” said, “The fall in Renewable Energy (RE) prices, as a result of... Read more.. Subject Tags: PPAs , renewable energy investments , renewable energy policy , renewable energy tariff , World Wildlife Fund |
Hero Future files petition against Andhra discomsBy : Sustainability ..., Nov 14, 2019
In the continuing face-off between the Andhra Pradesh government and renewable energy developers, Hero Future Energies has filed a contempt petition with the Andhra Pradesh electricity power regulator for recovery of dues from the state’s discoms, which have not been paid... Read more.. Subject Tags: Andhra Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission’s (APERC) , DISCOMS , Hero Future Energies , PPAs |
Solar developer can set up higher generation capacity than contracted: MNREBy : Sustainability ..., Nov 7, 2019
The renewable energy ministry on Wednesday clarified that solar energy developers can install additional direct current (DC) capacity which can be higher than the contracted alternate current (AC) capacity. Developers convert DC into AC for supplies to discoms. In some cases... Read more.. |
Renewable energy producers struggle to stay afloatBy : Sustainability ..., Nov 6, 2019
Independent power producers (IPPs) in renewable energy sector in the state are struggling to stay afloat as the government has delayed clearing their dues for months, even as they wait for a direction from the Andhra Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission (APERC) on... Read more.. Subject Tags: Andhra Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission’s (APERC) , IPP , PPAs , solar power , wind power |
Renew Power, Avaada, UPC, Tata unit bag solar projectsBy : Sustainability ..., Nov 4, 2019
Renew Power, Avaada Energy, UPC Renewables and Tata Power Renewable Energy won projects in the 1,200 megawatts auction of the Solar Energy Corp of India (SECI), with the winners offering a slightly higher price than those in the previous round. In Thursday’s auction of the... Read more.. Subject Tags: Avaada Energy , PPAs , ReNew Power , Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) , solar energy projects , solar tariff |
UP to 'electrify' water bodies to generate 13,500 mw of solar energyBy : Sustainability ..., Oct 25, 2019
Uttar Pradesh government is planning to install solar power panels above the state's expansive network of canals and water bodies to generate almost 13,500 megawatt (Mw) of solar energy. The state is planning to forge long-term contracts with private sector energy majors for... Read more.. |
Wind to become largest power source by 2050, says IrenaBy : Sustainability ..., Oct 24, 2019
The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has released a new report named 'Future of Wind' in which it has suggested that wind energy could be the single largest source of power generation by mid-century. The report says that wind has the capability of satiating one-... Read more.. |
MNRE says Blue Wafer solar cells will not qualify under domestically-manufactured categoryBy : Sustainability ..., Oct 22, 2019
In a major decision, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) today clarified that semi-processed solar PV cells, commonly called Blue Wafer cells, will not qualify under the domestically manufactured category for use in projects implemented under government schemes.... Read more.. |