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European Investment Bank partners with International Solar Alliance, confirms €800m ($940m) Indian RE support scheme

The EIB has also confirmed that it will provide $940 million in financial support for Indian renewable Energy.

Indian renewable power developers queue for initial public offerings

It is expected that more and more Indian developers will be listed on IPOs in the coming years as an effective means to raise the equity for new power projects.

IREDA lists $300 million bond on London Stock Exchange

Net proceeds from the bond will be used to finance the construction of several large-scale solar and renewable energy projects across India.

Slight rise in India’s solar tariff: bids at INR 2.65 in Gujarat

A slight variation from last auctioning results which had lowest bidding at INR 2.44/kwh at Bhadla Solar Park in Rajasthan.

Moser Baer Solar asks Indian central bank to postpone loan repayment

Troubled PV module supplier Moser Baer Solar (MBSL) has asked the Central Bank of India to postpone its loan repayment schedule on claims that its business prospects have been damaged by a deluge of cheap Chinese PV modules that have flooded into the Indian market.

India’s National Solar Mission: revisions recommended

The standing committee on energy, comprising members of the lower and upper assembly of the parliament, and the secretariat, has released a report recommending vital changes to boost India’s National Solar Mission of 100 GW by 2022.

IDFC acquires 190 MW of Indian PV projects from First Solar

The infrastructure fund of IDFC Alternatives has signed an agreement to purchase 190 MW worth of solar PV assets from First Solar Power India, an affiliate of First Solar Group. The projects are located om the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

India imposes antidumping duty on tempered glass from China

The Indian Ministry of Finance has imposed an antidumping duty on tempered glass imported from China in the range from $64.04 to $136.21 per metric ton.

Chinese module prices rise 10% above forecast, causing problems for India

Growth in the booming Indian solar market, heavily reliant on Chinese modules, could slow as strong Q3 demand for panels in China and the U.S. push up prices and impact Indian firms’ financial modelling.

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