The thermal power company wants almost a quarter of its generation portfolio to be renewables based by 2032.
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India’s largest power producer, NTPC, has opened a tender to acquire 1 GW of solar generation capacity from already-built projects.
Project owners can bid to have their facilities acquired by the fossil fuel business with the tender document specifying: “The offered assets can be either a special-purpose vehicle wherein the applicant intends to offer their 100% equity for sale to NTPC, or it can be a standalone asset which the applicant intends to offer for possible acquisition by NTPC.”
Based in New Delhi, Uma reports on the latest PV market trends and projects in India. After gaining an MSc Physics (Electronics) and an MBA, she has gone on to accrue over a decade of experience in technology journalism.
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