Hydro power likely to remain a fringe resource

25 March 2019 |

India’s central government recently approved some changes to promote large hydro power (capacity > 25 MW). The changes include designation of large hydro as renewable power, a sub-limit for new hydro power purchase obligation (HPO) within RPO (targets yet to be determined) and measures to make it more affordable. There is also a provision for…


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