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Solar/Wind proposal - Andhra Pradesh / Telangana option available (1) Telangana , open access opened up with 30% banking PPA@ 4-4.5. we can make the RTB if interested viz., land, open access permissions, Grid etc., for needed capacity. PPA is through tender (2) Land lease per annum per acre 35000/- ( Kurnool ) GO cost 15 lakhs per MW NA conversion charges 70,000 per annum per acre Our facilitation charges 3.5 lakhs excluding taxes for the above SOW. Any government charges extra. 2000 acres land parcel available for lease SS is <10 kms CTU . PE , clients can apply through online for CTU. Land lease for 29 years 11 months only. Time lines :4-6 months. Our SOW is : Land lease, NA conversion, GO inclusive or exclusive is clients choice. Once fee agreement is signed , we would move forward with site visit. Note : If you wish only land without GO also, we would work with same facilitation charges. (3) Model 1: Turnkey Project of 150 MW Land + Connectivity + Open Access + EPCM For 45 MW under the turnkey model, the project cost comes to INR 400 crores.  Proportionately you are requested to come for an approximate estimate for 150 MW capacity. Timelines of Closure: 30 days from the date of Techno Commercial Offer. Project Commissioning Date: 9 to 11 months for 45 MW to 60 MW Method: NDA Signing, Term Sheet and Fee Agreement signing, Site Visit, Techno Commercial Offer, Meeting with Developer, Closing the deal by signing the agreements between developer and investor. Fee:  1.25% excluding taxes on the Turnkey project value. Contact Phone WhatsApp +918826258544 Email: indicompany74@gmail.com #solar #Wind #MW #SolarProjects #windprojects #RenewableProjects #Solarfinance #Solarprojectfinance #solarloan #Solarcaptivefinance #solarplantfinance #solarplantloan #Renewableenergyfinance #Renewableprojectfinance #InvestmentBanking #RenewableProjects #SolarPV #WindEnergy #GreenHydrogen #RenewableInvestors,#GreenfieldProjects,#RTBInvestments #TurnkeySolutions #solar #solarproject #solarstorage #solarmanufacturing #semiconductors #solarpanels #solarpanelsystem #solarpanelsinstallation #solarenergy #solarpv #solarinstallation #solarindustry #solarinverter #solarbattery #solarpowered #solarprojects #solaredge #solarrooftop #solarenergysystem #solarplant #windpower #windturbine #windindustry #windfarms #solarpower #solarland #solarpark #SolarWinds #solarpanel #solarproducts #solarpowerplant #solarpowercompany #solarenergycompany #solarenergypanels #solarbatteries #windmill #solarcompany #solarcell #solardesign #SolarEPC #SolarForAll #Solargroup #solargrid #SolarWindHybrid #solarindia #solarjobs #solarlights #solarmaintenance #solarmarket #solarmodule #solarmounting #renewableenergy #cleanenergy #energy #renewables #renewableinvestors #investors #projects #projectinvestment #EnergyFinance # #andhrapradesh #windpark #windeurope #windfarm #windenergie #windturbines #Kurnool #Telangana #Hybridprojects #TurnkeyProject #Apwindprojects #Apsolarprojects

Interesting development in Maharashtra's power sector. Regulatory scrutiny is crucial, especially with a tender of this size (6,600 MW). It'll be important to watch how this impacts project timelines and overall energy affordability for consumers. As a power management student, I'm curious to see how the utility balances the need for new generation capacity with cost-effective procurement practices. #energy #powersector #procurement"

In the May 2024 edition of our Projects, Energy & Infrastructure monthly update, our team (Molshree Bhatnagar; Nitish Gupta; Shubhi Sharma; Nimesh Jha; Nipun Sharma; Parichita Chowdhury; Rishabh Sehgal; Adarsh Bhardwaj; Deepak Thakur; Divyansh Kasana; Kamya Sharma; Paritosh Bisen; Samprati Singh; Shubham Singh; Varnika Tyagi) analyzes some of the key developments in these sectors, both from a policy/regulatory perspective as well as judgments and orders by various Courts, Tribunals and Commissions.   This edition includes the following topics:   Legal & policy updates Ministry of Power has clarified that generating companies, including the generating companies having long term coal linkage, are allowed to offer the un-requisitioned surplus power in power market Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (Guiding Principles for Declaring City of Local Natural Gas Distribution Networks as Common Carrier or Contract Carrier) Regulations, 2024 Recent judgments Sundrew Properties Ltd v. Telangana State Electricity Regulatory Commission & Anr Azure Power Maple Pvt Ltd v. Solar Energy Corporation of India Ltd (SECI) and Ors Power Renewable Energy Ltd v. Uttar Pradesh Power Corporation Ltd & Anr Solar One Energy Pvt Ltd v. Central Transmission Utility of India Ltd and Ors AGP CGD India Pvt Ltd v. Petroleum & Natural Gas Regulatory Board & Ors Assam Gas Company Ltd v. Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board Click here to read more: https://lnkd.in/ge6FUGFJ #infrastructure #energy #energysector #projects #policyanalysis #policyupdate #judgement #regulatory #electricity #commission #legal #updates #power #india  #Law#HSA #lawstudents #lawyers #lawfirmmarketing #lawyerlife #lawyering #inhousecounsel #legalprofession #legal #law #lawyers #lawfirms   

In the September 2023 edition of our Projects, Energy & Infrastructure monthly update, our team (Molshree Bhatnagar; Shreshth Sharma; Nimesh Jha; Nipun Sharma; Nishant Talwar; Parichita Chowdhury; Manpreet Singh; Aanchal Seth; Deepak Thakur; Mohit Mansharamani; Neelkandan Rahate; Rishabh Sehgal; Kamya Sharma; Shubham Singh; Varnika Tyagi) analyzes some of the key developments in these sectors, both from a policy/regulatory perspective as well as judgments and orders by Courts, Tribunals and Commissions.   This edition includes the following topics: Legal & policy updates   Electricity (Third Amendment) Rules, 2023 Direction issued to all GENCOs including IPPs for timely import of coal for blending purposes and maximizing production in captive coal mines Draft Electricity Distribution (Accounting aspects of Specified Items & Additional Disclosure) Rules, 2023 Guidelines for tariff-based competitive bidding process for procurement power from grid connected wind power projects Guidelines for tariff- based competitive bidding process for procurement power from grid connected wind solar hybrid project National framework for promoting energy storage systems     Recent judgments   Jaishree Steels Pvt Ltd & Anr v. West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Co Ltd & Ors ACME Solar Holdings Pvt Ltd v. Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd & Ors NTPC Ltd v. Central Electricity Regulatory Commission & Ors Madhya Pradesh Power Management Company Ltd v. Madhya Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission & Ors Southern Regional Load Despatch Centre, Power System Operation Corporation Ltd (POSOCO) v. Andhra Pradesh State Load Despatch Centre, APTRANSCO & Ors    Click here to read more: https://lnkd.in/dijTmTbT #infrastructure #energy #energysector #projects #policyanalysis #policyupdate #judgement #regulatory #electricity #commission #legal #updates #power #india  #Law#HSA #lawstudents #lawyers #lawfirmmarketing #lawyerlife #lawyering #inhousecounsel #legalprofession #legal #law #lawyers #lawfirms 

In the July 2023 edition of our Projects, Energy & Infrastructure monthly update, our team (Molshree Bhatnagar; Shreshth Sharma; Nimesh Jha; Nipun Sharma; Nishant Talwar; Parichita Chowdhury; Manpreet Singh; Aanchal Seth; Deepak Thakur; Mohit Mansharamani; Neelkandan Rahate; Rishabh Sehgal; Shubham Singh; Varnika Tyagi) analyzes some of the key developments in these sectors, both from a policy/regulatory perspective as well as judgments and orders by Courts, Tribunals and Commissions.   This edition includes the following topics: Legal & policy updates 1.      Central Electricity Authority (Measures relating to Safety and Electric Supply) Regulations, 2023 2.      Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission (Renewable Purchase Obligations) Regulations, 2023 3.      Draft Gujarat Electricity Regulatory Commission (Terms and Conditions for Green Energy Open Access) Regulations, 2023 4.      Electricity (Amendment) Rules, 2023 5.      Waiver of Inter-State Transmission Charges on transmission of electricity generated from solar and wind sources 6.      Pooling Scheme for tariff of plants with expired PPAs 7.      Scheme Guidelines for implementation of SIGHT Programme - Component II 8.      O&M Guidelines and Standard Format for MoU between new and existing TSP 9.      Guidelines on design, construction, O&M and annual certification of coal ash ponds     Recent judgments 1.      Avaada MH Sustainable Pvt Ltd v. Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co Ltd 2.      Kerala State Electricity Board Ltd v. Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd & Anr 3.      Solar Energy Corporation of India Ltd v. Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission & Anr 4.      Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board v. NRSS XXXI (A) Transmission Ltd & Ors      Click here to read more: https://lnkd.in/dmtjnw7m #infrastructure #energy #energysector #projects #policyanalysis #policyupdate #judgement #regulatory #electricity #commission #legal #updates #power #india  #Law #HSA  #lawstudents #lawyers #lawfirmmarketing #lawyerlife #lawyering #inhousecounsel #legalprofession #legal #law #lawyers #lawfirms 

In the August 2023 edition of our Projects, Energy & Infrastructure monthly update, our team (Molshree Bhatnagar; Shreshth Sharma; Nimesh Jha; Nipun Sharma; Nishant Talwar; Parichita Chowdhury; Manpreet Singh; Aanchal Seth; Deepak Thakur; Mohit Mansharamani; Neelkandan Rahate; Rishabh Sehgal; Shubham Singh; Varnika Tyagi) analyzes some of the key developments in these sectors, both from a policy/regulatory perspective as well as judgments and orders by various Courts, Tribunals and Commissions.   This edition includes the following topics: Legal & policy updates - Electricity (Second Amendment) Rules, 2023 - Guidelines for Tariff-Based Competitive Bidding Process for Procurement - - Power from Grid Connected Wind Power Projects   Recent judgments - Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation Ltd v. CERC & Ors - Raygen Power Private Ltd v. Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Corporation Ltd & Ors - SECI v. Uttar Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission & Anr - Paschimanchal Vidyut Vitran Nigam Ltd v. Raman Ispat Pvt Ltd & Ors   Click here to read more: https://lnkd.in/ddN5kGH3 #infrastructure #energy #energysector #projects #policyanalysis #policyupdate #judgement #regulatory #electricity #commission #legal #updates #power #india #Law #HSA #lawstudents #lawyers #lawfirmmarketing #lawyerlife #lawyering #inhousecounsel #legalprofession #legal #law #lawyers #lawfirms

As part of the Construction Financing Framework, Adani Green Energy said on Tuesday that it has completed a $1.36 billion follow-on investment through a senior lending facility, making it the company’s largest project financing to date. With this, the investment pool has increased to $3 billion since the project’s first financing in March 2021. A group of foreign banks supports Adani Green’s construction finance structure. . To read more info check out this link: https://buff.ly/46IHd1A . Follow us for more information: Business Outreach Magazine . . #businessoutreachmagazine #BusinessOutreach #Adani #Energy #investment #company #project #investment #finance

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As we bid adieu to 2023 and step into the threshold of 2024, the Indian Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) sector pulsates with promising prospects. Driven by a confluence of favorable factors, the industry is poised for an exciting ascent, painting a rosy picture for the year ahead. Key Drivers Propelling Growth: Infrastructure Push:  The Indian government's unwavering commitment to infrastructure development acts as a bedrock for EPC's surge. From dedicated budgets for highways, railways, and renewable energy to ambitious initiatives like Smart Cities Mission and Sagarmala Project, the landscape teems with opportunities for EPC players. Manufacturing Upswing:  The government's "Make in India" campaign, coupled with Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes, is catalyzing domestic manufacturing. This translates to a burgeoning demand for industrial plants, warehouses, and ancillary facilities, all of which fall under the EPC ambit. Renewable Energy Revolution: India's renewable energy goals are audacious, aiming to achieve 500 GW capacity by 2030. This translates to a massive pipeline of solar, wind, and hydro projects, propelling EPC companies specializing in clean energy solutions. Private Sector Participation:  Increased private participation in infrastructure projects through Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) is unlocking fresh avenues for EPC companies. This collaborative approach is expected to expedite project execution and attract foreign investments. Challenges to Navigate: While the road ahead appears promising, challenges remain. Fluctuations in raw material prices, supply chain disruptions, and skilled labor shortages can impede project timelines and profitability. Additionally, ensuring timely project completion within budget will be crucial for EPC companies to retain client trust and secure future contracts. A Look Ahead: Despite the hurdles, the Indian EPC sector stands on the cusp of a golden era. With a robust project pipeline, supportive government policies, and a thriving domestic market, EPC companies are well-positioned to capitalize on the burgeoning opportunities. By embracing innovation, adopting sustainable practices, and fostering skilled manpower, the industry can not only fuel India's economic growth but also contribute to building a resilient and future-ready infrastructure. In conclusion, the year 2024 holds immense promise for the Indian EPC sector. By riding the wave of positive tailwinds and adroitly navigating the challenges, EPC companies can propel India's infrastructure development journey to new heights. For job post's, news and much more follow our WhatsApp Channel: https://lnkd.in/d2WjikTd

India Grid Trust (IndiGrid) has received the letter of intent for two interstate transmission system (ISTS) schemes, won through the tariff-based competitive bidding (TBCB) mechanism. In a release, IndiGrid said that it has received letters of intent from REC Power Development & Consultancy Ltd (RECPDCL) for construction of two greenfield inter-state transmission projects, won through the TBCB mechanism. Both the projects are to be developed on Build, Own, Operate and Transfer (BOOT) basis for a period of 35 years. With a total estimated capital expenditure of over Rs.1,000 crore, both projects have a construction timeline of around 24 months each. IndiGrid #ists #tbcb #powertransmission