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SPDA seeks more time from govt for commissioning solar projects amid pandemic

The association has highlighted the continued challenges that the solar power industry is facing for the last year.

Source:Energyword

The Developers Association (SPDA) has urged the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) to give three more months for commissioning solar projects amid the the raging pandemic. The association has highlighted the continued challenges that the solar power industry is facing for the last year.
It has requested MNRE for a blanket extension of an additional three months in SCoD (scheduled date of commissioning) of solar power projects in addition to five months granted by MNRE earlier, an SPDA statement said.
The government had taken the problems into cognizance and provided relief in blanket extension for five months through an office memorandum on August 13, 2020.

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