#SolarCapacity

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Solar to achieve target capacity by next year | via @victorsaulon http://bit.ly/solarcapacity  http://pic.twitter.com/VXz3dFalXO

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Covid 19 Effect- Solar capacity addition in Q2 of 2020 fell to six-year low of 205 MW

#Covid19 Effect- #SolarCapacity addition in Q2 of 2020 fell to six-year low of 205 MW #ClimateSamurai #SolarPower #SolarEnergy, #MercomIndiaResearch

A new report from consulting firm Mercom India Research revealed that solar capacity addition in second quarter of 2020 fell to a six-year low of 205 MW, plummeting 86% year-on-year

The report noted that large-scale installations accounts for 59%, while the rest was from rooftop projects.

Since January the total power added was 2.3 GW, out of which coal-fired plants accounted for 13% of new…

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India to add just 5000 MW solar capacity in 2020: Mercom

#India to add just 5000 MW #SolarCapacity in 2020: #Mercom #ClimateSamurai #Solar #SolarIndia #SolarEnergy #Solar

A recent report from Mercom India notes that -with project timelines getting extended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, India is expected to add only 5,000 MW of solar capacity in 2020, nearly 32 per cent lower than last year.

India added 1,080 MW solar capacity in the first quarter of 2020, which is the lowest in a quarter since October-December (Q4) 2016, industry tracker Mercom said in a report.

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India's solar capacity addition dipped to 12 per cent in 2019 from 8,338 MW

#India's #SolarCapacity addition dipped to 12 per cent in 2019 from 8,338 MW #ClimateSamurai

Country’s solar capacity addition dipped 12 per cent to 7,346 megawatts (MW) in the calender year 2019 from 8,338 MW in 2018, according to a report by Mercom India Research.

While 2019 was a lost year for the country’s solar sector, Mercom India Research expects solar installations to rise by 17 per cent year-on-year (y-o-y) to about 8,500 MW by the end of 2020.

“The country installed…

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Solar to achieve target capacity by next year | via @victorsaulon http://bit.ly/solarcapacity pic.twitter.com/VXz3dFalXO

Solar to achieve target capacity by next year | via @victorsaulon http://bit.ly/solarcapacity  http://pic.twitter.com/VXz3dFalXO

Solar to achieve target capacity by next year | via @victorsaulon http://bit.ly/solarcapacity pic.twitter.com/VXz3dFalXO published first on http://ift.tt/2ljLF4B