A New Delhi-based power distribution utility will implement India’s first-ever blockchain-based solar power trading. The project was made possible through Power Ledger’s blockchain platform.
Indian Railways will set up charging stations at the parking lots of railways stations to help users charge their vehicles. According to media reports, this pilot project will be initiated in the capital city of New Delhi, which is expected to see a surge in electric vehicles very soon.
Originally published on Sustainnovate. The rapidly increasing competition in solar power auctions in India have promoted utilities to take advantage of the falling tariffs and procure electricity to meet their renewable purchase obligations. Delhi-based power utility BSES has announced plans to procure renewable energy power purchase agreements amounting to 700 … [continued]
Within a decade, Delhi’s power demand has gone through the roof. The state has an average demand of 3,500 MW, with a peak of about 6,000 MW increasing at a rate of 8-10% every year. As of now, Delhi generates a small amount of its demand, and mainly depends on long term power purchase … [continued]
The government of India’s national capital region, Delhi, is planning to introduce a solar power feed-in tariff program for consumers. The government had launched such a plan a few years back as well but it did not find any takers. With a promise of subsidy, sharp fall in solar panel … [continued]
