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Electricity Duty Waiver for 15 Years Sought for Solar-Wind Hybrid Projects in Maharashtra

NSEFI suggests there be no restriction on minimum storage capacity in energy storage projects with other generation sources

January 12, 2021

/ Rahul Nair
/ Other, Renewable Energy
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The National Solar Energy Federation of India (NSEFI) has written a letter to the Principal Secretary (Energy), Government of Maharashtra, listing its suggestion for the ‘Unconventional Energy Generation Policy’ of the state.

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