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The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has released the draft policy for offshore wind energy sector in India. India has an estimated potential of 1,000 MW in offshore wind along southern coast of Tamil Nadu, while states such
Emmvee Photovoltaic Power Pvt Ltd has commissioned two 100 kWp solar photovoltaic off-grid plants besides 1000 24-watt LED-based solar powered street lighting systems for National Buildings Construction Corporation (NBCC) at Kandla Special Economic Zone (SEZ), in Kutch, Gujarat. The project
An indigenously developed biogas plant in Gujarat, the first of its kind, is reportedly being slighted in favour of more lucrative solar and wind power projects, according to Ankur Jain, managing director of Ankur Scientific Energy Technologies. “The feedstock for
The state-owned common salt manufacturing firm Hindustan Salts Ltd (HSL) may partner with Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL), India’s largest power equipment firm, to install a 2,500 MW solar energy project on almost 15,000 acres of unutilised salt pan land
In a bid to steer the offshore wind energy development in India in a systemized manner, an Offshore Wind Energy Steering Committee has been constituted under the chairmanship of Ratan P Watal, the secretary of Union Ministry of New and
T-Solar has successfully completed its second plant in India located at Nayaka in the state of Gujarat that has been connected to the grid. The Spanish company, having developed and managed over 284 MW worth of solar power projects in
Gujarat government is focusing on the solar and other renewable energy power generation heavily and has demanded more central assistance as well as incentives with changes in policy to promote renewable energy projects. Saurabh Patel, Gujarat’s Energy & Petrochemical Minister
As India targets an eightfold expansion in its sun-powered capacity, Mizuho Financial Group is expected to lead a group of Japanese companies to build a solar plant in Gujarat state. The plant is expected to generate around 200 MW and
The 25-MW solar power project by Tata Power at Mithapur, Gujarat, has been registered with the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), according to an announcement made by the company. The registration with UNFCCC will enable Tata Power, India’s largest integrated power utility, to
REC, Europe’s largest supplier of solar panels, has announced that it is the exclusive supplier of high-performance solar panels for two 5 MW solar power plants in Gujarat. “The blackout in India in late July 2012 identified the main problems
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