MERC Rejects Captive Power Producers’ Plea to Set Up Wind-Solar-Thermal Projects

MERC directed the Grid Coordination Committee to explore implementation of the MoP Bundling Scheme

February 11, 2025

/ Markets & Policy, Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind

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The Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC) has rejected the Captive Power Producers Association’s (CPPA) petition seeking amendments to existing open access regulations and allowing them to set up wind-solar-thermal hybrid power projects.

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