According to the statement, it has been decided to consider the proposal for waiver of transmission charges for renewable energy capacity u...

There’s certain degree of consensus that there will be major breakthroughs in storage and hydrogen technologies. There will be a large numb...

"This (intermittent power) is one of the major concerns brought up by grid operators, power companies and utilities. With solar, we have al...

While the government has taken a number of steps to increase capacities in the renewable energy sector in the last few years, it is now tim...

The proposal has so far attracted interest from Madhya Pradesh, Odisha and the Tuticorin Port Trust in Tamil Nadu to set up designated equi...

"MNRE has initiated action in big way towards setting up new hubs for manufacturing renewable energy equipments in the country to meet both...

This policy aims at establishing a structure on the basis of which large-scale wind-solar hybrid power projects can be promoted.

Developers can now pass on the burden of any increase in duties on solar equipment to discoms. It would mean that duty hike will ultimately...

In one petition, the Distributed Solar Power Association has noted that the HERC has yet to implement a key recommendation of the Haryana S...

DIPP backed the revision, maintaining it would help local solar manufacturers compete with global ones and was thereby in keeping with the ...

In a new policy move, the ministry has announced financial incentives for DISCOMs to support rooftop solar installations.

Bridge to India, a renewable analyst house, feels if GST is implemented, input cost or tariff will rise by anything between 12-20% in the s...

The government is expecting an investment of Rs 36,000 crore in green energy corridors across the country.

In a separate question, Goyal informed that World Bank had shown interest to finance solar park in Andhra Pradesh.

The government’s ambitious plan to install solar plants with 1 lakh megawatt capacity looks set to be a non-starter in 2015-16.

IIT Bombay started a programme last year to distribute solar lamps to students living in non-electrified areas of the country.

The Dispute Settlement Understanding of WTO has given India ten days to file a reply.