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Solar Power: Stifling competition under market monopoly

January 31, 2017 Anand Gupta

Over the last few years India has made headlines for achieving a staggering growth in solar capacity addition (from a meagre 500 MW in FY12 to around 9 GW by end of 2016) as well as for putting together a bulk competitive bidding-based procurement model that lead to steep reduction in tariffs. Other countries in […]

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Budgeting for a sustainable future: Namita Vikas

January 24, 2017 Anand Gupta

Year 2016 has been declared the warmest year on record, bringing global warming and climate change into focus. The economic impact of climate related changes are increasingly taking center stage in policy interventions across the globe. It is estimated that developing economies are more vulnerable to climate change, which presents a dual challenge of sustaining […]

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India Budget 2017 – Mr. Oilver Bohm, CEO, Schenker India Pvt Ltd. Shares his Expectations

January 24, 2017 Anand Gupta

As we usher in the New Year, expectations are always high. This is even more so especially after the historical move of demonetization. With the Annual Budget 2017 round the corner, there are both transformational decisions from last year that deserve a mention along with key industry recommendations. GST Bill; a long held industry demand, […]

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India Budget 2017 – Mr. Ashish Khanna, ED & CEO, Tata Power Solar Shares his Expectations

January 24, 2017 Anand Gupta

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Budget Expectations by Tata Power Solar 2017 should continue to be a strong year for solar and in line with the MNRE solar mission. To achieve the ambitious 100 […]

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Why budget 2017 must think beyond solar & wind: Anand Pattani

January 24, 2017 Anand Gupta

India’s renewable energy sector gains a lot more precedence in this year’s Union Budget post India ratifying the Paris Climate agreement. Sustainable low carbon electricity generation through renewables will not just help India reduce her emissions intensity by 33 percent – 35 percent from its 2005 levels by 2030, but will enable the country to […]

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India Budget 2017 – Mr. Gyanesh Chaudhary, MD&CEO, Vikram Solar Shares his Expectations

January 23, 2017 Anand Gupta

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Vikram Solar: Budget expectations for FY 2017-18 It won’t be wrong to assume that green or renewable energy is the veritable catchword for the Modi-led Government in 2017, as it gears up to achieve 175 GW of clean energy […]

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India Budget 2017 – Mr. Andrew Hines, Business Development Head, South India, CleanMax Solar Shares his Expectations

January 23, 2017 Anand Gupta

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2016 was a very big year for solar, and the industry is really coming into its own. India emerged as the 4 th largest solar market globally, and it is growing faster than the other large markets. We already have enough visibility into 2017 to know that the fast growth is unlikely to slow anytime […]

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India Budget 2017 – Mr. Krishna Revankar of Solar PV Power Solution Expert Shares his Expectations

January 23, 2017 Anand Gupta

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A. We observe the Roof Top systems( 40GW is the target by 2022) in the country is lagging as compered to Ground Mounted Power Plants(60 GW is the target by 2022)- main reasons for this is: 1. State’s Net Metering Policies are not Prospective in nature and LACKS a clear outlook. 2. Too many bureaucracy […]

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India Budget 2017 – Mr.Soumyen Mukherjee, President Sova Solar Limited Shares his Expectations

January 23, 2017 Anand Gupta

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Following points may be included in the impending budget for the FY 2017-18 Import duty on machinery for setting up solar photovoltaic module manufacturing plant may please be waived. Duty waiver should be extended to the existing solar module manufacturer. Exemption of capital subsidy need to be allowed @30% on capex and […]

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Interview with Aditya Singhania

December 12, 2016 Anand Gupta

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Navitas Solar is currently targeting projects with the maximum range of 5 MW. Indian Utility scale solar market is flooded with Chinese solar panels. While some of the Chinese solar module….. For more information please visit below link……

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