Sputtering RE needs decisive government help

05 November 2018 |

India added total solar and wind capacity of 2,074 MW (up 70% over previous quarter) in Q3 2018. Total installed capacity reached 61.1 GW on 30 September 2018 – including 23.2 GW utility solar, 3.4 GW rooftop solar and 34.5 GW wind. Quarterly capacity addition has been highly erratic because of uncertain auction time-table. The sector faces several challenges related to government policy, transmission infrastructure and financing…


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