More Solar Power Curtailment In China
China’s National Energy Administration Bars New Solar Power Development In Far Western Gansu, Xinjiang & Tibet: Reuters; Bloomberg Says Country Planning Solar Power Station In Space
China has been discouraging further large-scale solar power development in the country for fear of overcapacity. Reuters reports the NEA has stopped any further PV development in three regions of the country for that reason.
Andhra Pradesh Regulations For PV Forecasting
Andhra Pradesh Brings Out Notification For Forecasting, Scheduling And Deviation Settlement Regulations For Solar & Wind Power Generation
The southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh has joined some other Indian states to notify forecasting, scheduling and deviation settlement regulations for solar and wind power generation.
MNRE Issues New Guidelines For PV Projects
India’s Renewable Energy Ministry Launches Guidelines To Ensure Transparency & Ensure Uniformity For Power Procured From Competitive Bidding PV Projects
Trying to come to the rescue of PV project developers in India, the Ministry of Power has published new guidelines for procurement of electricity from solar PV plants awarded through competitive bidding.
Tamil Nadu Rejects ‘Must-Run’ Status For Solar
Tamil Nadu’s Electricity Regulatory Commission Rejects Adani’s Petition Regarding Implementation For ‘Must-Run’ Status For Solar
The Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission (TNERC) has rejected petitions from Adani Group to ensure must-run status to solar power projects in the state. Three subsidiaries of Adani Group had petitioned the agency to implement this status.
India Might Compensate Grid Curtailment
India Ratings And Research Lauds Government Proposal To Incorporate Compensation For Grid Curtailment Into Future RES PPAs
Solar power project developers in India may get some reprieve if the Indian government’s proposal to offer compensation for grid curtailment comes into force. The proposal takes into its ambit existing renewable energy projects.
NLC Changes Solar Plans
Reports Suggest Indian State-Run Company NLC Won’t Be Going Ahead With Its Scheduled 130 MW PV Plants in Rajasthan
While state-owned mining firm NLC is not going ahead with its solar plans in Rajasthan, according to local news reports, the sunny Indian state has signed MoUs with some private developers who intend to install huge solar power capacities..
