Over the last 7 years, renewable energy has managed to become the largest coal tax revenue beneficiary in India.
Over the last 7 years, renewable energy has managed to become the largest coal tax revenue beneficiary in India.
This time, Japan has shown interest in the Indian energy market focusing on renewable energy. The investors have also given green signal for the project as it is the country’s clean energy sector.
Record low Indian solar tariffs that tendered at groundbreaking auction may now catalyze the green investments and even help tip the balance of the new power to renewable and away from the fossil fuels.
The Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Company (Tangedco) fixed the tariffs for solar power at INR 4.40 for each unit on Sat. Through this, the costs dropped from INR 7.10 to INR 4.40 within twelve months.
Surat, better known as the Diamond City of India, is a forerunner when it comes to the race of implementation of the smart city project. Their efforts have also been acknowledged by the Indian central government.