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The 101.6MWp solar project is located in Kayamkulam, Kerala.

This is largely led by grid-scale deployment.

This is on the back of investment in renewables and grids.

It includes the reconstruction of New Hanwil nuclear plant units 3 and 4.

It is co-financed by the Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank.

This is in pursuit of a “just, inclusive, and equitable energy transition.”

The renewable hydropower was imported from Lao PDR via Thailand and Malaysia.

Solar capacity in the region will grow by about 760GW from now to 2031.

IEEFA said current challenges will not have long-term impact to India’s energy sector 

It will add 559GW of solar capacity until 2031.

It is expected to operate by the end of 2026.

The auction was joined by 24 qualified bidders from various energy sectors.

India’s imports alone grew 658% against 2021 levels. 

Capital expenditure in the market is expected to drop to $7.7b in 2030.

This includes Southeast Asian markets, such as Vietnam, and the Philippines amongst others. 

Its gas generation volume will rise by 898TWh from 2022 to 2031.