INR 3.02/kWh Bid For 550 MW UPNEDA Solar Tender
NTPC Lowest Bidder For 550 MW Grid-Connected Solar Power Tender In Uttar Pradesh Offering INR 3.02 ($0.0431)/kWh Tariff; Winning Tariffs Went Up To INR 3.08 ($0.0440)/kWh: Mercom
Solar power tariffs in the UPNEDA 550 MW tender remained above INR 3.00 ($0.040) per kWh, with NTPC offering the lowest, according to Mercom India Research.
500 MW UPNEDA Auction’s Lowest Bid: INR 3.71/kWh
Uttar Pradesh New and Renewable Energy Development Agency Auctions 500 MW Grid Connected Solar Power Capacity With L1 Tariff Being INR 3.17 ($0.043)/kWh: Mercom
UPNEDA had previously auctioned 1 GW capacity with the lowest winning tariff of INR 3.48 ($0.0506) per kWh, but soon after scrapped it. Now, it has auctioned 500 MW that it retendered – and the L1 tariff was much lower at INR 3.17 ($0.043) per kWh.
1 GW PV Auction Scrapped In India
Uttar Pradesh New and Renewable Energy Development Agency Cancels 1,000 MW Auction Concluded In July 2018 Owing To High Tariffs Bids
Pictured here are the premiers of France Emmanuel Macron and India’s Narendra Modi during the inauguration of a 75 MW solar power plant in Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh earlier this year.
Uttar Pradesh Aiming For Over 10 GW Solar
Indian State Of Uttar Pradesh Rolls Out Draft Solar Power Policy; Sets Eyes On 10,700 MW Power From The Sun by 2022
One of the largest Indian states in terms of area, Uttar Pradesh (UP) is proposing to meet its renewable purchase obligation (RPO) target of 8% by 2022 through 10,700 MW of solar power capacity.
