PV IndiaTech Talk: Vinay Rustagi, Managing Director at Bridge to India
Finlay Colville interviews Vinay Rustagi ahead of his talk at PV IndiaTech in Delhi next week.
Finlay Colville interviews Vinay Rustagi ahead of his talk at PV IndiaTech in Delhi next week.
According to China’s National Renewable Energy Center (NREC), PV installations in the first quarter of 2019, declined by 46%, year-on-year to only 5.2GW.
World Bank’s IFC mulling request by energy giant for US$395m facility to deploy four plants at various development stages, with a fifth under consideration.
Reservoir installation by Greenam Energy to power factory complex in Tamil Nadu and sell excess electricity to state-owned utilities.
UK player divests majority portfolio share to undisclosed buyer days after separate reports suggested a sale of the entire firm is being mulled.
Builder of first utility-scale projects and local association signal faith that like-minded government and supportive policy will clear way for renewable revolution.
SECI had already issued an EPC tender for 150MW of solar at Singareni Collieries last year.
African country kickstarts the second round of its World Bank-led PV programme, while first 250MW tender approaches final proposal stage.
The largest solar PV project planned in the US state of Virginia, standing at 500MW capacity, has faced weeks of local opposition.
China Energy Engineering Corp claims that its energy storage system has the largest capacity and the highest power in China.
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IPP hits 244MW capacity mark in European country after acquiring five solar car parks from Glennmont, an infra investor fast divesting PV assets.
Kallpa Generación secures ministerial nod to feasibility studies for 500MW plant, setting the scene for capacity surge in country home to only 345MW last year.
Developer links first 65MW of 400MW project at Benban complex, with panels supplied by LONGi and funded by development players keen on bifacial tech.
According to Asia Europe Clean Energy (Solar) Advisory Co (AECEA), analysis of China’s National Energy Administration (NEA) consultation paper, released April 10, China will have a subsidy-free solar market with clear policies and frameworks in place, beginning in 2021.
Firm says plant in Karnataka is first in Asian country to use high-efficiency mono PERC modules and also the largest PV farm it has ever commissioned.
