In A First, India’s Quarterly Solar Generation Exceeds 10 Terawatt-Hours

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By SaurabhMay 17, 2019, 5:15 pm566 ptsHot
For the first time in India’s history solar power generation cross the milestone of 10 terawatt hours in a quarter. The milestone is a testament to the rapid increase in India’s solar power capacity over the last few years given the strong emphasis of the government on promotion of renewable energy…

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In A First, India’s Quarterly Solar Generation Exceeds 10 Terawatt-Hours

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