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Amp Energy (“Amp”), a global Energy Transition Platform and renewable energy developer, announced today the closing of an innovative $350 million cross-jurisdictional credit facility with a consortium of leading institutional investors including Brookfield Asset Management, a leading sovereign wealth fund, and Nomura Securities.
State-owned Non-Banking Financial Companies, Power Finance Corporation and REC Limited have further reduced their lending rates across all types of loans by 40 Bps.
This equity infusion will help in employment generation of approximately 10,200 jobs-year and CO2 equivalent emission reduction of approximately 7.49 million tonnes CO2/year.
The deal will allow the sodium-ion battery developer to further enhance its technology and accelerate the commercial roll-out of its products.
Under the scheme, the states may commit to reforms and be eligible for increased borrowing space of ~Rs. 80,000 Crores. This scheme adopts a novel approach to incentivize the states, to commit to reforms and in turn, take benefit in the form of availability of enhanced financial resources.
Robust business growth has been supported by higher demand and increasing carbon credits prices along with changing climate related regulations, increasing awareness of GHG emissions reduction and carbon neutrality pledges by corporates.
The second generation of Gautam Solar pump controllers come with MPPT, remote monitoring, and protection devices.
The renewable energy solutions provider eyes 15-fold growth with transactions of INR 100 Cr in 12 months, across 20 cities in India.
The partnership is an extension of the mutual commitment between the companies towards increasing the share of EVs in food delivery and on-demand delivery services. The MoU highlights TVS Motor’s electrification prowess and commitment in the electric commercial mobility segment.
Azure Power Global Limited has announced that its rights offering is open for subscription to raise proceeds of up to $249,938,599.
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