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Azure Power wins 50 MW in India’s largest rooftop PV allocation

Azure Roof Power, a subsidiary of Azure Power, will install solar panels on Indian government buildings across 10 states, after winning the right to build 50 MW of PV capacity in an auction held by Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI).

Hareon posts $76.07 million net loss in H1

Hareon Solar Technology has reported a net loss of CNY 501.5 million ($76.07 million) in the first half of 2017.

India: Azure Power to issue $500m solar green bond

The green bond offering will be the first of its kind to be issued in India, and comes via Azure Power’s stated aim to continue promoting and investing in renewable energy in the country.

India’s 1 GW Kurnool solar park on verge of grid synchronization

Commissioning of the ultra-mega solar plant due tomorrow following completion of final developers’ portions of capacity. Kurnool solar park will become world’s largest operational PV plant.

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Azure Power commissions 100 MW solar farm in India’s Andhra Pradesh

India’s largest independent solar power company has switched on another large-scale project in the state of Andhra Pradesh.

India: Vikram Solar brings 130 MW of PV online in Rajasthan

The project, comprising two 65 MW solar farms at Bhadla, Rajasthan, has been built by Vikram Solar for India’s National Thermal Power Corporation. Azure Power, meanwhile, wins tender to develop 46 MW of rooftop solar for Indian Railways.

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India: Azure Power commissions 130 MW of solar in Karnataka

The Indian independent power producer takes a giant step in building up its presence in the Indian state of Karnataka with a 130 MW project.

Azure Power quarterly results show 49% EBITDA increase

Indian solar developers post strong financial results for quarter ending 31st December 2016, with 49% EBITDA increase and 46% increase in revenue compared to the same period in the previous year.

Mercom: US$736 million invested in India’s solar sector in Q4 2016

The nation saw substantial debt, public markets and project funding during the final quarter of 2016, including the first Indian solar developer to go public.

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