Centre issue tenders for developing 30,000 MW of renewable project tenders

Centre issue tenders for developing 30,000 MW of renewable project tenders

Of the tenders issued, Andhra Pradesh has already received expression of interest for its 600 MW hybrid power project from close to a dozen companies
Economy: In the hurry to meet the objective of 1.75 lakh MW of sustainable power source limit by 2020, the Center and a few states have issued tenders totalling 30,549 MW. Of this, just 4,000 MW are wind control ventures, 1,800 MW are cross breed (solar+wind) and balance 24,749 MW are sunlight based power ventures. The offers for these activities are expected in next three months. Whenever finished up on time, these activities ought to be appointed by March 2020.
The prior due date for 1.75 lakh MW was 2022, however the administration later said it would meet the objective by 2020 and accomplish in excess of 2 lakh MW by 2022.
Sun based Energy Corporation of India (SECI), the nodal organization of service of new and sustainable power source (MNRE) has issued 19 delicate takes note. This incorporates the mega 7,500 MW sun oriented task in Ladakh locale, 3,000 MW sun based assembling and power plant, which flopped a year ago and one skimming sun oriented undertaking in Jharkhand.
Of the tenders issued, Andhra Pradesh has officially gotten articulation of enthusiasm for its 600 MW half and half power venture from near twelve organizations. Greenko, Adani, Suzlon, Gamesa, ReNew Power, Hero Future Energies, Sembcorp are a portion of the organizations which have demonstrated introductory enthusiasm for the pre-offered meeting held a month ago.
The offer accommodation date for the 3,000 MW sunlight based assembling connected power venture was March 18, 2019, which has now been reached out to April 4. This delicate was shut ineffectively a year ago after six expansions. Just a single joint offer originated from Azure Power and Waaree Energies which was dropped later.

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