1 in India. 5 gw pv project bidding

India's solar energy company ( SECI) Photovoltaic developers issued a tender, hope can help develop a nationwide 1. 5 gw of solar energy projects. The latest bid is the central part of the public career plan in the second stage.

new renewable energy (India MNRE) Launched the second phase of the CPSU plan, to help set up 12 GW pv projects. From 209 - Fiscal year to 2022-20 23 years, 12000 megawatts of installed capacity will be increased in four years.

the 1. 5 gw of the tender will be & other; Proprietary & throughout; Invite all parties on the basis of anywhere in India to build connected photovoltaic project tender. These projects can include micro and miniature grid installation, minimum capacity that can be granted to the bidding company is set to 1 mw. Bidding can include up to 1. 5 gw project.

this tender bidding deadline is August 23, 2019. Approved project will be 24 months, from the date of the distribution of books sent to the developers.

although photovoltaic power generation in 2018 reduced the 27. 8%, India's solar industry is expected to appear huge growth over the next decade will be. Fitch solutions in April noticed during 2018 to 2028, China's photovoltaic power generation capacity will be 15 year on average. The rate of 3% growth, increased to 105 from 26 GW. 9GW。 Much of the growth will be & other; Positive & throughout; Growth targets, numerous bidding and policy, to open investment in solar energy.

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