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• Clean Energy Is Comparable to Fossil Energy Reserves, BNEF Says the “energy reserves” contained in wind and bioenergy projects

• The Korean government has set an ambitious target of 2.5 GW over the next nine years for offshore wind power development

• Rs.15,000 crore investment in Wind and Solar projects by Welspun to build wind and solar power with a generation

• Japan to maintain feed-in tariff for wind at current level. The FIT prices are re-estimated annually by the Ministry

• Coal Kills - An assessment of death and disease caused by India's dirtiest energy source.The first ever estimation

• Kerala decides to tap its renewable energy potential as seen from the host of renewable energy projects announced in the State Budget.

• The global Wind energy market is unaffected by the crisis, mainly in the US and China. However, Europe has

• Suzlon gets 103 MW order from ONGC. The new order will take ONGC toral installed wind power capacity to 153.9 MW

• Gujarat Government's Wind Power Policy - Wind Power Policy - 2007 - Extension

• Suzlon Group’s update on equity issuance under CDR. Under these, the company will seek approval of shareholders

Chairman’s Desk

“We are happy that wind energy sector has been recognized as a significant contributor to the power scenario of the country in the Budget 2013 proposals announced by the Union Finance Minister, Mr. P. Chidambaram”, said Mr. Ramesh Kymal, Chairman, Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers’ Association (IWTMA).

“The re-introduction of Generation Based Incentive (GBI) is a timely intervention for the wind industry which was suffering for more than one year. This would certainly rejuvenate and boost the sector with more investments in the wind industry.

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Recent statements made by Prime Minister of India during the Clean Energy Ministerial in New Delhi that the new initiative launched is to double the renewable energy to 55000 MW by 2017 and Deputy Chairman-Planning Commission Dr. Montek Singh Ahluwalia

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Tax holiday may help power sector find its groove. Finance Minister P. Chidambaram today proposed fresh incentives for the power industry, which is struggling to cope with fuel constraints as well as poor financial conditions of distribution utilities.

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