India Wind Power
Restrictions in banking of power threatens renewables growth in India
Restrictions in banking of power threatens renewables growth in India
Without banking power, the business model of solar power becomes unviable.
Wind power finds niche in Asian markets, Fitch reports
India and Vietnam are projected to increase their wind capacity to 43GW and 13GW, respectively, by 2030.
India 'outperforms' other wind power markets: Fitch
India is expected to double its wind capacity between 2021 and 2030.
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