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CERC issues draft amendment on Deviation Settlement Mechanism for 2024

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The Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has released the draft CERC (Deviation Settlement Mechanism and Related Matters) (First Amendment) Regulations, 2024. According to the draft, the charges for injecting infirm power will be zero, unless scheduled after a trial run as per the Grid Code. In such cases, deviation charges will apply to general or WS sellers. Additionally, if the system frequency exceeds 50.05Hz, any deviation of scheduled infirm power by over-injection will incur zero charges.

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UK Councils withdraw from legal challenge against 500 MW Sunnica solar project

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West Suffolk and Cambridgeshire County councils have withdrawn their legal challenge against the development of the 500 MW Sunnica Energy solar project. This decision also led Suffolk County Council and East Cambridgeshire to abandon any legal action against the project. Suffolk County Council cited the high cost of legal fees compared to the potential financial return as the reason for their withdrawal. Richard Rout, Suffolk County Council’s deputy cabinet member for nationally significant infrastructure projects,…

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Matrix Renewables secures EUR 50 million EIB loan for solar projects in Spain

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Matrix Renewables has obtained a EUR 50 million (USD 54.6 million) green loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to finance new solar projects in Spain. The funds will support the design, construction, and operation of five solar farms with a total capacity of 240 MW in Castile and Leon and Extremadura, regions with lower-than-average EU per-capita income. The solar farms are expected to be operational by the end of 2025. This loan aligns with…

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Eaton inaugurates expanded electrical manufacturing facility in Puducherry

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Eaton’s newly expanded 120,000 sqft electrical manufacturing facility in Puducherry was inaugurated on October 11, 2024, by Chairman and CEO Craig Arnold. The facility includes a 100,000 sqft shop floor for power distribution products and 20,000 sqft for utilities and supporting infrastructure. This expansion, extending Eaton’s manufacturing footprint in Puducherry to over 2.6 lakh sqft, aims to double production capacity. The facility will produce key products such as air circuit breakers (ACBs), moulded case circuit…

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Alcazar Energy acquires rights for 968MW of renewable projects in Serbia

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Sustainable infrastructure fund Alcazar Energy Partners has signed agreements with RP Global to acquire rights for 968MW of renewable energy projects in Serbia. The deal includes Project Celzijus 1, a 200MW onshore wind farm, and a pipeline of 768MW in wind and solar projects. Project Celzijus 1, located in the Western Balkans, is set to cost $300 million and create 800 jobs during construction. The wind farm will generate clean energy to power over 31,000…

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NCT deliberates subsea HVDC line for Andaman & Nicobar Islands 

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The National Committee on Transmission (NCT) is considering a subsea High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) line to meet the rising power demand in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands (ANI). This project aims to address ANI’s projected peak demand of 79 MW by FY30 and reduce reliance on diesel generators, which currently supply a significant portion of the Union territory’s power. The proposed HVDC link will deliver electricity from Paradeep, Odisha, through a ±320kV, 500-MW HVDC…

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IIT Bhubaneswar develops solar-powered reactor to recover resources from waste

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A research team from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bhubaneswar has created a solar-powered microwave pyrolysis reactor capable of recovering valuable resources from both segregated and mixed waste, including biomass and plastics. The reactor uses microwave-assisted pyrolysis to quickly convert waste into valuable products like biochar and bio-oil, depending on the feedstock and conditions. Current solid waste management methods, such as incineration, biogas production, and landfilling, have limited recycling potential and often result in…

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