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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
Kerala is going all out to source solar energy for several public sector undertakings (PSUs) and ten more such units under the department of industries may switch to solar energy soon. The units include Travancore Cochin Chemicals, Steel Industries Ltd,
The Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission (KSERC) has directed the State Electricity Board to provide an enabling environment for promotion of solar energy in the state. “KSEB and other licensees in the state should support individual initiatives for development of
The Thiruvananthapuram railway division authorities may soon run its 384 level crossing gates on solar power and the first in the line will be functional this month, according to media reports. During the Railway Budget 2013-14, Union Railway Minister Pawan
In a major initiative to seize the opportunity the burgeoning solar power sector offers, Kerala State Industrial Development Corporation (KSIDC) is all set to come up with a solar cell and module manufacturing facility in the state. KSIDC has signed
The Kerala government may set up a wind farm with a generation capacity of 200 MW soon in association with NTPC. Announcing this during the budget 2013-14, State Finance Minister K M Mani said a wind farm of 22 MW
The state government of Kerala aims to install around 500 MW of new solar power capacity by 2017, according to its newly launched draft solar policy for 2013. The policy- Kerala Solar Energy Policy 2013- which will come into force
Luminous Power Technologies, one of the leading power back-up solution providers in India, will be installing rooftop solar PV plants in Kerala. According to company sources, the Agency for Non-Conventional Energy and Rural Technology (ANERT) has shortlisted Luminous for installing
Kerala is going to hold a three-day conference on renewable energy with an objective to sketch the road ahead for the renewable energy sector in the state. The ‘Save Power Show’, a conference-cum-exhibition will be held in Kochi from March
Kerala is taking strides towards biomass as the Corporation office in Thiruvananthapuram will soon inaugurate a biogas plant, marking the first such move in government offices situated in the city. The plant with a capacity to process around 150 kg
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