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      • 2022 review | Financing a bright spark
      • 2022 review | Lack of home-grown technology a gaping vulnerability
      • 2022 review | Policy stability and visibility crucial for growth
      • 2022 review | Land and transmission: the permanent Achilles heel
      • 2022 review | 30% target shortfall offers lessons for future
      • Finally, some respite in module prices
      • Macro-economic tide turns away
      • ALMM policy a fine royal mess
      • Tata Power surges ahead in rooftop solar
      • Module PLI 2 to benefit fully integrated manufacturers
      • Merchant project structures in play
      • Conflicting policy signals not helpful
      • Viability crisis in the solar sector
      • First major storage auction, a milestone for the sector
      • Global race for renewables heating up
      • States go after ‘behind the meter’ systems
      • Electricity Act amendment bill back on the table but…
      • Carbon market would change entire business paradigm
      • Revised RPO trajectory needs strong execution support
      • Auction process needs tightening, not relaxing
      • Another botched DISCOM relief scheme
      • SC transmission order highlights need for tighter social and environmental norms
      • Make in India to suppress capacity addition over next two years
      • A revolution of open access renewable market?
      • Local project developers cementing their leadership position
      • Module costs staying firm
      • Soaring battery storage costs dim adoption prospects
      • IPP valuations driven by technical factors
      • States take on the tendering mantle while SECI goes slow
      • Free blogs
      • India Renewable Sector Update – October 2022
      • India Renewable Sector Update – September 2022
      • India Renewable Sector Update – August 2022
      • India Renewable Sector Update – July 2022
      • India Renewable Sector Update – June 2022
      • India Renewable Sector Update – May 2022
      • Green power exchange an emerging option for corporate consumers
      • REviews: Exclusive interview with Ecoppia
      • Private ownership more desirable for renewables
      • India Renewable Sector Update – March 2022
      • A peek into the future of solar manufacturing in India
      • Wind sector hobbled by soaring costs, unrealistic bids
      • Offshore wind not good value for money
      • Residential segment perks up rooftop solar
      • New DSM regulation to add cost for developers
      • India Renewable Market Updates – February 2022
      • Decarbonisation push and ISTS waiver fuel corporate renewable demand
      • Andhra Pradesh decision a small victory for project developers
      • Sharp rise in peak power deficit
      • An essential step towards deepening ancillary services market
      • India Renewable Power Tenders and Policies Update – January 2022
      • Hydrogen policy misses the mark
      • Return expectations coming down
      • Consumers need a reliable pathway to 100% renewable power
      • 2021 recap in five charts
      • New dawn for solar manufacturing
      • Solar EPC business undergoing a churn
      • Financial risks building up at the wrong time
      • ALMM: Walled garden for domestic solar manufacturers
      • 2022, best to keep hopes in check
      • 2021, nary a dull moment
      • ISTS open access restricted to a few states
      • India Renewable Power Tenders and Policies Update – October 2021
      • REC scheme due for an overhaul
      • COP26: Vague promises, missed opportunity
      • First battery storage tender needs to be restructured
      • Surprise bidders in the solar module PLI scheme
      • RTC auction rendered pointless
      • Reliance sets the pace in clean energy
      • Need for better planning and more resilience
      • “Perfect storm” highlights fragility of global economic order
      • Shorter PPAs need of the times
      • India Renewable Power Tenders and Policies Update – August 2021
      • Solar becomes the milch cow
      • Green bonds offer relief but risks loom
      • Maharashtra, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh to drive sector growth
      • Government recognises needs of C&I consumers
      • Project bidding in fanciful territory
      • REviews: India solar pumps market – current status and outlook
      • MNRE raises stakes for domestic manufacturing
      • India Renewable Power Tenders and Policies Update – July 2021
      • Things looking up for energy storage
      • Webinar: Project operations and asset management
      • Module prices to stay firm until Q2 2022
      • India Renewable Power Tenders and Policies Update – June 2021
      • MBED the biggest potential reform of India’s archaic power sector
      • New DISCOM reform package: old wine in a new bottle
      • Investment appetite running ahead of fundamentals
      • Virtual power plants coming into their own
      • Reliance to upend the Indian renewable sector
      • ISTS waiver distorting the market
      • Battery storage PLI scheme likely to see delays
      • Another PSU solar tender set for a lukewarm response
      • India Renewable Power Tenders and Policies Update – May 2021
      • Energy storage participation in ancillary services heralds a new market
      • Solar manufacturing ambitions create yet more uncertainty
      • Decisive course correction to retain investors
      • PSUs frittering away their core strengths
      • India Renewable Power Tenders Update – April 2021
      • India Renewable Power Policy Update – April 2021
      • Warning: ‘duck’ curve ahead!
      • Two exits tell a sorry tale
      • Rooftop solar market resilient but for how long?
      • Duty-free window a dilemma for solar project developers
      • India Renewable Power Policy Update – March 2021
      • India Renewable Power Tenders Update – March 2021
      • PLI scheme approved for solar manufacturing
      • Net metering on the way out
      • Green tariffs: an emerging option for all consumers to go green
      • Investment enthusiasm spills over to wind
      • Basic customs duty on solar cells and modules: a poor decision
      • New global boom era beckons for renewables
      • India Renewable Power Tenders Update – February 2021
      • India Renewable Power Policy Update – February 2021
      • Webinar: Solar tariff of INR 2.00 arrived sooner than expected
      • VPPAs still a distant prospect in India
      • New Electricity Amendment Bill a damp squib
      • Andhra Pradesh’s curious 6.4 GW solar tender
      • Renewable power facing more banking restrictions
      • Time for an overhaul of the tender framework
      • India Renewable Power Policy Update – January 2021
      • India Renewable Power Tenders Update – January 2021
      • Webinar: Bifacial solar module technology gaining acceptance in India
      • Module price spike delays installations
      • India poised to embrace new solar module technologies
      • More political commitment needed for DISCOM privatisation
      • Gujarat solar policy giveth some, taketh more
      • 2020 recap in five charts
      • 2021 – a year full of expectation and hope
      • India Renewable Power Tenders Update – December 2020
  • Reports
      • PREMIUM reports   
      • India Corporate Renewable Brief | Q3 2022
      • India PV Module Intelligence Brief | Q3 2022
      • India Solar Compass | Q3 2022
      • Ancillary revenue opportunities: RECs and carbon credits
      • India Corporate Renewable Brief | Q2 2022
      • India Solar Compass Q2 2022
      • India PV Module Intelligence Brief | Q2 2022
      • RTC renewable power
      • India PV Module Intelligence Brief – Q1 2022
      • India Corporate Renewable Brief | Q1 2022
      • India Solar Compass Q1 2022
      • India PV Module Intelligence Brief – Q4 2021
      • Solar pumps – waiting to take off
      • India Corporate Renewable Brief | Q4 2021
      • India Solar Compass Q4 2021
      • India Solar Rooftop Market Analytics
      • Renewable Energy Certificates
      • India Corporate Renewable Brief | Q3 2021
      • India Solar Compass Q3 2021
      • India Residential Rooftop Solar Market
      • Opportunities for Indian companies – Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal
      • India Solar Compass Q2 2021
      • Wind solar hybrid projects
      • Bifacial modules: adoption prospects in India
      • India Solar Compass Q1 2021
      • India Solar Compass Q4 2020
      • Smart meters: market update and growth outlook
      • India Solar Compass Q3 2020
      • 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
      • 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
        • A business case for renewable energy certificates for Indian companies to meet RE 100 targets
        • The potential of corporate renewable electricity demand to influence India’s renewables growth
        • A business case for rationalisation of Green Tariffs in India
        • India Solar Rooftop Map | June 2022
        • India Renewable Map | June 2022
        • Technical Standards For Balance of Systems In Solar Projects
        • India Solar Rooftop Map | December 2021
        • India Solar Map | December 2021
        • Green Recovery Through Renewables
        • India Solar Rooftop Map | June 2021
        • India Corporate Renewable Brief | Q2 2021
        • India Renewable Map | June 2021
        • India Corporate Renewable Brief | Q1 2021
        • India Renewable Power CEO Survey | 2021
        • India Solar Rooftop Map | December 2020
        • India Solar Map | December 2020
        • 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
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