Over 60 prospective bidders attend pre-bid meeting for the tender that is expected to be finalised in July
Tariffs and ambiguities in policy could slow the country's progress as it races to reach its 2022 renewable energy target earlier than previously thought
MNRE recently invited Expressions of Interest (EoI) for the first 1 Gw offshore wind project in India, which has evoked a keen response from the industry, both global and Indian
At a time when the country is facing water crisis, experts have said if Centre achieves its renewable energy targets then India could reduce its water consumption intensity by over 25 per cent. It may be noted, India is planning to add 227 GW of renewable energy capacity by March 2022, which will make the country as one of the top three countries making investments in the sector.Tianyi Luo, Senior Manager, Water Risks & Data Analytics, Global Water Program at World Resources Institute said that World Resources Institute (WRI's) analysis shows that India could reduce its water consumption intensity by more than 25 percent just by achieving its renewable energy targets.Almost 90 percent of India's thermal power generation is dependent on freshwater for cooling. Reducing power sector water consumption intensity could be achieved by adding more solar PV and wind power projects into the country's power mix.Wind consumes zero water when generating electricity, and solar PV consumes very
Electrification, and renewable power are key drivers outlined in the report, with solar and wind capacity leading the energy transformation
The IEEFA report also cautions against the state's efforts to build 22,500 Mw of coal-fired power plants despite its favourable investment and lower tariff for wind and solar
The US move threatens to handicap the $28-billion industry that relies on parts made abroad for 80% of its supply
Jaitley said India has been in the forefront of the ISA as the country's energy requirements are huge and it wants to make optimal use of new and renewable sources
Even as renewable energy is on the upswing, it is still far from an obvious choice for investors
Renewables may be the future, but are they the present?
Labour-intensive rooftop solar segment to employ 70% of the new workforce
Govt scaled up target for overall renewable energy capacity by more than 5 times to 175 GW by 2022
Integration of mini grids with central electrical grid is critical & calls for a focused approach
The government today approved raising of Rs 2,360 crore through bonds for renewable energy projects in the current fiscal. "The Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given its approval to raising of bonds of Rs 2,360 crore for renewable energy," Ministry of New and Renewable Energy said in a statement. The bonds will be raised by the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE) through the Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA) during the 2017-18, the statement said. The funds raised would be used by MNRE in the approved programmes/schemes for solar park, green energy corridor, generation-based incentives for wind projects, CPSU and defence solar projects, viability gap funding for solar projects, roof-top solar, off-grid/grid-distributed and decentralised renewable power, investment in corporations and autonomous bodies among others. The government had declared additional finance mobilisation of Rs 31,300 crore bonds through NHAI, PFC, REC, IREDA ...
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Portfolio comprises 360 MW ground-mounted power plants & 10 MW rooftop power plants
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Electricity generated through this project will be used for captive consumption by Comsyn