Entities Can Choose Proportion of Wind and Solar Sources in Hybrid Projects to Meet RPO

This proportion would be based on the actual ratios of each source’s installed capacity instead of the capacity indicated in the PPA

November 11, 2019

/ Nithin Thomas

/ Markets & Policy, Solar,

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The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has revised its National Wind-Solar Hybrid Policy to state that the renewable purchase obligation (RPO) contribution of obligated entities that consume energy from hybrid wind-solar sources must be relatively proportional to the power contributed by each source.

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