MNRE has announced various changes to the competitive bidding guidelines for utility scale solar projects. There are broadly two categories of changes – to address offtake risk and improve execution timelines.
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India’s operational utility scale solar capacity reached 30,982 MW on 31 December 2019. Only 7,150 MW of new capacity was added during 2019, up a mo...
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