Power Generated from Co-firing of Biomass Qualifies for Meeting Non-Solar RPO Targets

PEDA directed to upload formats for estimating the energy from biomass plants in a week

September 30, 2021

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The Punjab State Electricity Regulatory Commission (PSERC), in a recent order, ruled that power generated from co-firing of biomass will be considered as renewable energy and eligible for meeting the non-solar renewable purchase obligation (RPO) of obligated entities.

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Power Generated from Co-firing of Biomass Qualifies for Meeting Non-Solar RPO Targets

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