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India likely to be among top solar markets in 3 years: Research firm Bridge to IndiaIn November, PM Modi set a target of 100 GW of solar generation capacity by 2022, a nearly 33-fold increase from the current capacity.- Rooftop solar makes sense, but slow in take-off: Experts"Secondly, while solar power makes an intuitive sense in a hot, power starved country, customers don't know enough about the details yet," ...
- India’s share of global funding for solar power in January-March just 1 per centThe quarter to March saw just about 1% of the total global funding for the sector coming to India, said Raj Prabhu, CEO of Mercom Capital G...
- Here's why coal may become an unattractive source of energy in the long runCoal-based power projects worth about Rs 10 lakh crore have been sanctioned, but many factors may make coal unattractive in the long run.
- Generating 100 GW solar power ambitious, not impossible: ReportPower Minister Piyush Goyal had recently announced plans to generate 100,000 MW or 100 GW of solar power by 2020.
- Solar energy can create 6.7 lakh jobs in India in 10 yearsSolar power generation has the potential to create close to seven lakh jobs in the country in the next 10 years, says a report.
- Fate of solar projects hangs in balance; anti-dumping duty may hold keyOnly about 550 MW of 1,600 MW of ongoing solar projects will take shape if the govt imposes duty on solar power equipment, says consulting ...
- APTEL drops Tamil Nadu's solar riderAn appellate body for power sector disputes has set aside the Tamil Nadu government’s rule requiring industries to meet a portion of their ...
- Gujarat’s sprawling solar fields outpower rest of India, ChinaThere is a dazzling field of mirrors that you can find near the vast saltpans of the Little Rann. It is like a sparkling oasis in the deser...
- Independent power producers unhappy with price for Tamil Nadu solar tenderTamil Nadu is betting big on solar, with Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa drawing up an ambitious plan to add 3,000 MW by 2015.
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