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Explained: Why A Supreme Court Judgment To Protect An Endangered Bird Species Is Bad News For Solar Energy Projects In Rajasthan

Explained: Why A Supreme Court Judgment To Protect An Endangered Bird Species Is Bad News For Solar Energy Projects In Rajasthan
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Renewable energy players trip up over SC order - The Hindu BusinessLine

Renewable energy players trip up over SC order - The Hindu BusinessLine
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Chinese company accuses fellow manufacturers of artificially jacking up solar module prices

Currently, prices for solar modules have risen to USD 22 cents, up from USD 18 cents in September 2020. Prices for future orders stand at USD 26 cents, which would mark a whopping 44% jump in costs over 9 months.

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Anti-dumping investigation initiation on solar cell import from China now in High Court

Delhi HC directs DGTR to extend feedback deadline till after next hearing on July 19

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Solar power majors get $3-billion shock from Supreme Court order

Solar power majors get $3-billion shock from Supreme Court order SECTIONS Share Synopsis Developers estimate the total cost to change the existing overhead wires to underground cables at ₹22,000 crore (approximately $3 billion), requiring a tariff hike of 10-15% if they have to bear this entire cost, industry insiders said. Agencies Emails to SB Energy, ReNew, Adani Green, Acme Solar, Hero Future Energies and NTPC were not answered till press time on Monday. A Supreme Court order that requires overhead power lines to be taken underground in the habitats of a critically endangered bird is likely to hurt the financial viability of solar projects in Rajasthan and Gujarat. Developers estimate the total cost to change the existing overhead wires to underground cables at Rs 22,000 crore, requiring a tariff hike of 10-15% if they have to bear this entire cost, industry insiders said.

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