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UPNEDA Aims To Solarise Households, Issues Bid For ‘Solar Packs’

The Uttar Pradesh New and Renewable Energy Development Agency (UPNEDA) has issued a tender for solar power packs, aiming to solarise several smaller households across the state with solar-operated appliances. With this tender, the UP government has planned to boost the use of solar power for smaller households in the state. Under the initiative, the […]

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Don’t Levy Wheeling Charges In Select Open Access Cases: MERC

The Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC), in its latest judgment, stated that the state discom is not entitled to levy wheeling charges on certain open-access connections. The ruling came after three solar power generators and consumers approached the Commission with complaints. The petitioners included ReNew Sun Renewables, Renew Surtya Alok, and Renew Sunlight Energy. They […]

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CERC Cuts Tariff To Rs 2.68/Unit Vs Rs 3.22/Unit Claimed For Kerala Floating Solar

Kerala’s 90 MW Kayamkulam Floating Solar plant, owned by NTPC saw a final levelised tariff of Rs 2.68/unit approved by the CERC, versus the claim for Rs 3.22/unit claimed by NTPC. KSEBL had sought the determination of the final tariff for the 92 MW project, while expressing concerns over the provisional tariff of ₹2.94/kWh determined […]

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Telangana: NVVN To Develop CCI’s Ground-Mounted Solar Project

NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Limited (NVVN), a subsidiary of NTPC Limited, has planned to develop a solar project for Cement Corporation of India (CCI) Limited. In this regard, the government entity has issued a tender seeking developers. The project will be a ground-mounted solar installation located in Tandur, Telangana. NVVN has been appointed as the […]

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Kerala’s Draft Energy Policy Mandates Solar, Proposes Community Solar

Kerala, among the net importers of energy in the country, has released a draft energy policy where the state continues to push for solar, and by extension, a degree of energy self sufficiency. The draft policy mandates solar for all consumers using over 500 units in a month, with a minimum requirement of 1 kW. […]

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IndiGrid Commissions First Utility-Scale BESS Project In Delhi

IndiGrid, an Indian power sector Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT), has commissioned one of India’s first regulated utility-scale standalone Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) projects with a capacity of 20 MW / 40 MWh in Delhi – Kilokari BESS Private Limited (KBPL). KBPL has been designed to integrate renewable energy into the distribution level grid system, […]

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Green Stocks April 4: No Respite As US Tariffs Continue To Trip Up markets

After having apparently dodged the worst of the impact from US Tariff announcements today, there was no escaping the impact today. the Indian markets followed most global markets in going for a dive. Markets are clearly digesting the uncertainty of follow on actions on April 9 from the US spreading to more sectors, as well […]

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Premier Sets Up Aluminium Unit To Expand Captive Use

Premier Energies Limited has incorporated a subsidiary, Premier-Green Aluminium Private Limited (PGAPL), to manufacture, process, and extrude aluminium and its alloys for captive consumption, the company said in a regulatory filing. The new subsidiary has an authorized share capital of ₹10 lakh, Premier Energies said.  In 2024, Premier Energies and several Indian solar manufacturers announced […]

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Piyush Goyal Seeks More Innovation From Indian Startups

With a thought-provoking speech that served as both an acknowledgement and a critique of India’s startup ecosystem, Union Minister Piyush Goyal held the mirror to India’s startup community at the Startup Mahakumbh event on Thursday in New Delhi. While acknowledging India’s progress and development, Goyal urged entrepreneurs to rethink their focus and aspire to global […]

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