There are over 100 Swedish firms operating in the state which could support the clean agenda
The project, located at Ujjain in Madhya Pradesh, is scheduled for completion by March 2018
The company has a total installed capacity of over 4800 MW across seven states in India
NEP3 says the 2022 target be achieved, and renewable power capacity will reach 275 GW in 2027
Suzlon Group has installed & commissioned the two renewable projects of 50.40 MW each for Nalco
The firm currently has 85-MW solar capacity in India, with 3 solar power plants in Rajasthan & MP
To meet growing demand for modules, it raises capacity of module & cell by 100% & 65%, respectively
India's solar power generation capacity has crossed 10,000 megawatt (MW), a more than three-time jump in less than three years as government pushes for renewable energy sources to meet galloping demand. The milestone came as NTPC Ltd, India's largest power producer, commissioned a 45 MW solar power project at Bhadla in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. "Bright Future: India has crossed 10,000 MW of Solar power capacity today. More than 3 times increase in less than 3 years," Power, Coal, Mines, New & Renewable Energy Minister Piyush Goyal tweeted. India solar power generation capacity stood at 2,650 MW on May 26, 2014. As much as 14,000 MW (or 14 gigawatt) of solar projects are currently under development and about 6 GW is to be auctioned soon. In 2016, about 4 GW of solar capacity was added, the fastest pace till date. According to power ministry estimates, another 8.8 GW capacity is likely to be added in 2017, including about 1.1 GW of rooftop solar installations. ...
As per the deal, Gamesa will supply, erect & commission 25 units of its G114 - 2.0MW wind turbines
In less than a year, the country's renewable energy capacity has grown 29 per cent, to 50 Gigawatts (Gw). Expansion here and the focus on developing wind and solar power is also shrinking the time frame to set up related transmission networks.At present, thermal power contributes 69 per cent to India's total installed capacity. As the country planned capacity additions in the thermal and hydro power segment, it also allowed transmission companies a longer time-frame. This is now changing."The construction of new lines (for hydro and thermal) might take three to five years, while construction of a new solar photo voltaic (PV) power plant might only take a year or a little more," said Vivek Sharma, director at CRISIL Infrastructure Advisory. Transmission companies are seeing this translate in the orders being placed by clients. "Almost all our clients are working towards reducing the project timelines," said Manish Mohnot, managing director, Kalpataru Power Transmission. This has led .
The PSU company has inaugurated a 200 KWp grid connected rooftop solar project at its Mysore complex
In line with Make in India, ABB manufactures these generators at Vadodara facility
CCEA approves investment proposal for 900 MW Arun-3 hydro project in Nepal
It should meet RE generation & carbon emission targets, without impacting reliability of the system
With India targeting 100 GW solar power by 2022, demand for equipment to witness rapid growth
The company has achieved 60 percent rise in shipment in last five years
Of the total, 1 MW of energy will be required for Surat Smart City
The amount of budgetary grant to the MNRE was Rs 1,977 crore in 2014-15
An investment of Rs 17,500 cr will be made
Only 3 have issued a schedule with targets, 6 months after Centre notified a set of recommendations