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        • Haryana deals a low blow to open access
        • Greenko successfully carving its own trail
        • Uncertainty dogs tender programme
        • Pumped hydro has few takers
        • Rooftop solar market hit hard by COVID
        • Agricultural solar hobbling
        • Sun setting on new thermal power
        • More power to the exchanges
        • Manufacturing hopes not steeped in fundamentals
        • Transmission outlook improving
        • C&I renewable market held back by policy uncertainty
        • Module market evolving rapidly
        • DISCOM liquidity package stuck
        • New solar tariff low not a surprise
        • Customs duty finally on the anvil
        • Border tension with China does not augur well
        • Financial bonanza for Adani and Azure?
        • Real-time power trading a win-win for power producers
        • COVID-19 to cause serious damage to renewables
        • Oil & gas players set to carve a
        • RTC auction a small step towards firm renewable
        • Project progress grinding down
        • Draft Electricity Act amendments a lame affair
        • Government financial institutions becoming lenders of last resort
        • Maharashtra offers relief to rooftop solar
        • Bankrupt DISCOMs plus Covid-19 a disastrous mix
        • Coronavirus damage impossible to assess
        • Waiving bank guarantees not desirable
        • Safeguard duty redux
        • Poor design of procurement schemes would hurt residential
        • Coronavirus disruption highlights risk of external dependence
        • Weak power demand an under appreciated risk
        • King coal here to stay
        • No dearth of equity
        • Government passing the buck to project developers
        • Complex tender designs on the way
        • Regulators add to the pain
        • 2020 – year of prayer and hope
        • 2019, RE’s annus horribilis
        • Andhra Pradesh and Centre on escalation path
        • Fourth time lucky for the manufacturing-linked tender?
        • Fall in costs to bring respite to developers
        • Time for grid tariffs to go up
        • Wind faces slow going
        • Lack of competitive advantage hurting developers
        • Changes afoot to improve investor risk profile
        • Developers rushing to issue green bonds
        • Sector reform essential to build growth momentum
        • Improving prospects of residential rooftop solar market
        • Project execution slowdown to continue
        • Customs duty bazooka for module manufacturing
        • Forecasting regulations a tough proposition for developers
        • The renewable energy bull run is over
        • Undersubscription becoming a norm
        • Ministry of Power to review power procurement model
        • SECI reworks the PPA template
        • Sterling & Wilson successfully completes its IPO
        • Ministry of Power looking to act tough on
        • One year of safeguard duty fails to produce
        • Rooftop solar growing rapidly but needs nurturing
        • India’s uniquely complex bidding quagmire
        • Andhra Pradesh renegotiation attempt a mere bluster
        • Joint power council a permanent way out of
        • On the long road to electric mobility revolution
        • Debt funding concerns growing
        • Busy agenda for the new government
        • Optimistic outlook for renewable energy needs backing up
        • Risk profile of Indian RE not conducive for
        • Need for an urgent reassessment of tender programme
        • Time to reconsider manufacturing policy
        • Solar park scheme simplified and downscaled
        • Financially weak DISCOMs the darkest cloud on the
        • Bold vision but half-baked implementation
        • MNRE issues a new 12,000 MW scheme to
        • Hydro power likely to remain a fringe resource
        • Policy reversals threaten private sale of renewable energy
        • Indian RE increasingly dependent on foreign capital
        • A draconian approach to solve quality problems?
        • Cabinet approval for rooftop and rural solar schemes
        • Renewable Energy Certificate market has lost its relevance
        • DISCOM payment delays sapping industry confidence
        • MNRE refuses to give up on manufacturing
        • Gujarat rides roughshod over developers
        • General elections to slow things down but no
        • Sense of déjà vu as RE tenders soar
        • Can ‘power for all’ turn into a reality?
        • 2018 – one step forward, two steps backward
        • Maharashtra bets on agriculture feeder projects
        • Rooftop solar needs a new policy paradigm
        • Chinese companies boost their presence in the Indian
        • Module industry going through step changes
        • RE market forced to consolidate through the primary
        • Sputtering RE needs decisive government help
        • RE debt financing gets tougher
        • NTPC jumps into the bidding arena
        • One more extension for the 10 GW integrated
        • GST problems refuse to go away
        • Spot price spike unlikely to have any impact
        • International strategic investors hedging their bets in India
        • Power sector reform still a distant dream
      • Free blogs
        • Open access renewables suffering at the hands of
        • India Renewable Power Tenders Update – September 2020
        • India Renewable Power Policy Update – September 2020
        • MSME rooftop solar market largely untapped
        • Draft regulation lacks measures to boost trading volumes
        • India RE Policy Update – August 2020
        • India RE Tenders Update – August 2020
        • India RE Policy Update – July 2020
        • India RE Tenders Update – July 2020
        • Indian Railways ramping up renewable energy adoption
        • Webinar: COVID 19 implications for domestic manufacturing
        • Webinar: impact of COVID-19 on the Indian renewable
        • Management of cooling load favourable to renewables
        • India takes one more step in integration of
        • Consolidation underway in solar EPC market
        • States moving away from net metering prematurely
        • Rooftop solar O&M needs urgent policy intervention
        • Slowdown bites hard
        • C&I energy storage has a bright future
        • Rooftop solar tenders pick up again
        • Hydrogen makes inroads into the global energy mix
        • FAME-II scheme – ambitious vision, poor planning
        • RE power trading a sensible move
        • 2019-20 budget a non-event
        • US tariffs to have nominal impact on Indian
        • Ancillary services market still at an early stage
        • Mono-crystalline modules beginning to gain acceptance in India
        • Public sector rooftop market stays sluggish
        • Time to act on PV waste management
        • MNRE pushes for solar in north-east
        • Andhra Pradesh pulls back on open access solar
        • 2018 ends on a low note
        • Storage tenders pick up in India
        • Uttar Pradesh deals a blow to rooftop solar
        • OPEX market continues to gain share but for
        • Blockchain adoption needs significant policy shift
        • Five charts summarising RE development in 2018
        • The curious case of central and state government
        • Floating solar needs new technical standards
        • Gujarat aims for the sky
        • Solar sector faces growing water risk
        • Impressions from an international module conference
        • Solar sector needs robust quality standards
        • Renewable energy – going through a period of
        • Tamil Nadu issues a ‘feel good’ draft solar
        • Haryana’s OA solar market set to take-off
        • Wind sector pick up eighteen months away
        • Tracker market slowing down
        • Need to step up battery manufacturing in India
        • DGTR announces final safeguard duty recommendation
        • Madhya Pradesh issues an innovative rooftop solar tender
        • Indian solar market records new heights in 2017-18
        • Growing renewable energy faces new pressures
        • Installation activity to slowdown in 2018
        • Open access market in Telangana slows down
        • Bidding stays aggressive in solar auctions
        • DC overloading gains increasing acceptance in India
        • SECI draws strong response to its 2000 MW
        • Uttar Pradesh shows open access promise
        • String inverters gaining market share in India
        • Trade protection for domestic manufacturers is misguided
        • US safeguard duty to have nuanced implications for
        • Energy goes missing from the Union Budget
        • 5 charts to capture 2017
        • Safeguard duty – Indian government scores an own
        • Bidding frenzy continues in the renewable sector
        • ISA makes slow progress
        • Public sector investment crowding out private investors
        • Trade barriers alone unlikely to pole vault domestic
        • Adoption of new bidding guidelines slowing down tenders
        • SAUBHAGYA scheme, old wine in new bottle
        • Changing demand-supply landscape in the Indian solar market
        • First utility scale storage project in India takes
        • Wind joins pricing race with solar
        • Renewable developers line up for public offerings
        • US trade case resonates in India
        • Spike in spot power prices likely to be
        • Forecasting and scheduling regulations take hold in India
        • What is expected of India’s new power minister?
        • Is there a case for solar InvITs?
        • Indian developers caught between a rock and a
        • New guidelines for solar power procurement to bring
        • The Economic Survey’s bizarre logic – social cost
        • India to add 9.4 GW of solar capacity
        • Draft National Energy Policy lacking in both vision
        • Greenko and Azure close record green bond issues
        • India initiates another anti-dumping investigation on solar cells
        • Indian rooftop solar market growing at over 80%
        • Is Uttar Pradesh ready for business?
        • GST launched but clarity still missing for the
        • Growth in solar imports increasing the risk of
        • Greenko, Trina Solar and ABB lead in the
        • Renewable sector to ‘trump’ Trump
        • Solar modules to be taxed at 5% under
        • Southern region to lead the nation in grid
        • GST to cause significant disruption to the solar
        • Indian solar tariffs fall 25% in three months
        • Which states will drive India’s next round of
        • India wants all new cars beyond 2030 to
        • Competition in the Indian solar market intensifies further
  • Reports
      • PREMIUM reports   
        • Solar Manufacturing Prospects
        • India Solar Compass Q2 2020
        • Transmission planning, implementation and status
        • India Solar Compass Q1 2020
        • India Solar Compass Q4 2019
        • India Renewables Outlook 2024
        • India Solar Compass Q3 2019
        • India Solar Rooftop Market Analytics
        • Forecasting and Scheduling Regulations
        • India Solar Compass Q2 2019
        • India Solar Compass Q1 2019
        • Solar park development in India
        • India Solar Compass Q4 2018
        • India Solar Rooftop Market Report
        • India Solar Compass Q3 Report
        • Solar trackers – market assessment and outlook
        • India Solar Compass Q2 Report
        • India Solar Open Access Market
        • India Solar Compass Q1 2018
        • Estimating cost of capital for Indian solar projects
        • India Solar Compass Q4 2017
        • India Solar Compass Q3 2017
      • Free reports
        • India Solar Rooftop Map | June 2020
        • India Renewable Map | June 2020
        • India Renewable Power CEO Survey | 2020
        • COVID-19: Impact on Global Solar Market
        • COVID-19: Impact on Indian Renewables
        • India Solar Rooftop Map | December 2019
        • India Solar Map | December 2019
        • India Solar Rooftop Map | September 2019
        • Global Corporate Renewable Power Procurement Models
        • India RE Map | September 2019
        • India Solar Map | June 2019
        • India Solar Rooftop Map | June 2019
        • India RE CEO Survey | 2019
        • Managing India’s PV Module Waste
        • India RE Outlook 2019
        • India Solar Rooftop Map | December 2018
        • Floating Solar – opportunities and way ahead
        • Water use in solar power sector
        • India RE Map | September 2018
        • India Solar Rooftop Map | June 2018
        • India Solar Map | May 2018
        • India RE CEO Survey | 2018
        • Inverter Design and Selection
        • Trade protection for domestic manufacturers is misguided
        • India Solar Rooftop Map | December 2017
        • Anti-Dumping Duty Report
        • INDIA SOLAR MAP
        • India Solar Compass Q2 2017
        • INDIA SOLAR ROOFTOP MAP
        • INDIA SOLAR MAP
        • India Solar Handbook
        • Analysis of utility scale solar tenders in India
        • DC cable design and performance issues
        • Solar Rooftop Policy Coalition – unleashing private investment in rooftop solar in India
        • India Solar Opportunity
        • Rooftop Revolution: Uncovering the Solar Potential of Patna – Executive Summary
        • Rooftop revolution – uncovering Patna’s solar potential
        • Grid integration of distributed solar PV – technical aspects, best practices and way forward
        • How should India drive its solar transformation? Beehives or Elephants?
        • Giriraj Enterprises – a project case study
        • ROOFTOP REVOLUTION: UNLEASHING DELHI’S SOLAR POTENTIAL
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