India is powering ahead on its renewable energy journey, achieving remarkable milestones that reflect its commitment to clean and green power.
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India's renewable energy sector has surged, with solar and wind leading the way.
India Opens Bidding for 500 MW Offshore Wind Power Project to Boost Clean Energy Capacity.
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Tamil Nadu Launches Ambitious Policies to Boost Renewable Energy Capacity to 20,000 MW by 2030.
Approved Models and Manufacturers of Solar Photovoltaic Modules (Requirements for Compulsory Registration) Order .2019
1. TNERC Implements New Guidelines for Energy Deviation and Settlement. 2. Solar Banking Update: Monthly Cycle, Surplus Energy Sale Guidelines.
TNERC imposes a ?0.29/unit additional surcharge for open access consumers, effective August 8 to September 30, 2024, due to stranded capacity.
Prices for batteries in China are plummeting, and the implications are just starting to ripple outward for the global automotive market.
Power tariff may go up by 5 per cent in Tamil Nadu from July
HT CONSUMERS HAVE THE FACILITY TO MAKE PAYMENTS TOWARDS CC CHARGES THROUGH NEFT/RTGS
Members who have not yet submitted documentation to their respective SE at the end of consumption to verify the status of the self-generation facility
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Hybrid power is a combination of different energies (Both solar and wind) to produce power.
Tamil Nadu Electricity Board has directed the project engineers to start work on selecting sites for setting up solar power parks in each district.
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India already has power grid links with Bhutan, Nepal and Bangladesh, and plans to develop power transmission links with Myanmar and Sri Lanka.
More than 200 projects with installed capacity ranging from 10KWh to 1MW are on hold.
The budget lost the opportunity to address rural sector, where the Ujjwala Scheme will be extended to only one crore additional beneficiaries.
Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday made a budgetary allocation of Rs15,322 crore for the union power ministry for the next financial year.
The Solar Power Developers Association had urged the government to hold back its plan to impose basic custom duty (BCD) on solar equipment.
The last date to submit the bids is February 23, 2021.