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Karnataka emerges as largest market for solar power in open access modeBy : Sustainability ..., Mar 19, 2020
Karnataka is the largest market for solar power in the open access mode based on total installations at the end of December 2019, according to a report. It was followed by Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Telangana and Haryana. “Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Tamil Nadu,... Read more.. |
ITI Limited Tenders for Procurement of Solar Power Under Open Access ModelBy : Sustainability ..., Mar 12, 2020
ITI Limited, India’s first PSU, plans to enhance the use of renewable energy in its Data centre facility to bring it under the “Green Data Centre” tag which will contribute towards cutting carbon emission in the environment. Towards this, it has now issued a tender to procure... Read more.. |
ARAI signs agreement with ISIE for electric solar vehicle rallyBy : Sustainability ..., Mar 5, 2020
The Imperial Society of Innovative Engineers (ISIEINDIA) and the Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to launch a national rally called electric solar vehicle championship (ESVC) 3000. This national rally is planned on the... Read more.. |
India, Myanmar sign 10 MoUs; Focus on solar power and roadsBy : Sustainability ..., Feb 28, 2020
India and Myanmar on Thursday exchanged 10 agreements, four of which focus on the construction of water supply systems, distribution of electricity by solar power, as well as construction of roads and schools in Rakhine state, located on the western coast of the South Asian... Read more.. |
Government Proposes 50 GW Energy Parks To Boost Cleantech EcosystemBy : Sustainability ..., Feb 17, 2020
The Indian government may soon set up ultramega renewable energy parks of a total of 50 gigawatts in Gujarat and Rajasthan to set up solar, wind and wind hybrid power plants. The proposal, considered the world’s largest renewable energy investment programme, is being welcomed... Read more.. |
Parliamentary panel pulls up MNRE for missing renewable energy targets over yearsBy : Sustainability ..., Feb 14, 2020
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Energy has pulled up the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) for failing to meet the targets for capacity addition over years. The failure could hamper the efforts at meeting the larger national target of reaching 175 Gigawatt (... Read more.. Subject Tags: Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) , renewable energy targets , solar power , Wind Energy |
Adani Green Energy interested in bidding for bundled renewable power: CEOBy : Sustainability ..., Feb 6, 2020
Adani Green Energy, the renewable energy arm of the Adani Group, is interested in participating in the bidding for supplying bundled renewable and thermal power under the scheme floated by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy last month. “Once the scheme is finalised we... Read more.. |
Bescom sets up 80 electric vehicle charging stationsBy : Sustainability ..., Feb 6, 2020
The city’s long wait for charging infrastructure for electric vehicles may end soon. The Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (Bescom) is planning to throw open 80 EV charging stations next week. Senior Bescom officials said the proposal to inaugurate the stations has been... Read more.. Subject Tags: Bangalore Electricity Supply Company (Bescom) , Clean Energy , EV charging stations , solar power |
3 developers call off NTPC’s solar contracts over regulatory delaysBy : Sustainability ..., Jan 29, 2020
Solar power contracts of three major power plant developers with state-run NTPC Ltd have been cancelled due to delays in regulatory approvals, potentially disrupting India’s clean energy trajectory by knocking 1,400MW off it. These firms had participated in what was the first... Read more.. Subject Tags: Clean Energy , International Finance Corporation (IFC) , NTPC , Power Generation , Renewable Energy , solar power , World Bank |
Govt plans 10,000 MW solar projectBy : Sustainability ..., Jan 27, 2020
The state government is planning to set up a mega solar power project with an installed capacity of 10,000 MW in order to meet the increasing demand for power and to supply free, uninterrupted power to the agricultural sector. Addressing employees of the energy department... Read more.. |