MNRE discontinues the upper ceiling tariff in future bids for solar and wind power projects

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In the recent guideline issued by MNRE for bidding mechanism for procurement of solar and wind power, MNRE has removed the tariff cap for reverse bidding in the solar and wind project. This will be adopted in all upcoming future bids for solar and wind power project. The detail can be downloaded with following links.

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