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Karnataka Solar Policy Amended – Bid Security Amount for Group Captive Projects Raised

Moreover, now a capacity of 100 MW can be developed at a single location in a solar park

October 23, 2019

/ Anjana Parikh
/ Markets & Policy, Solar
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The Karnataka State Solar Policy 2014-21 has been amended for the third time and addresses three important points – the size limitation of private solar parks, the performance guarantee for group captive projects, and the project completion time for captive, group captive and independent power producers (IPPs) for third-party sale.

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