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Neoenergia sells Baixo Iguaçu hydroelectric plant in Brazil
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Ørsted submits Long Island Wind proposal to NYSERDA
Danish energy company Ørsted has submitted a proposal for the Long Island Wind project to the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA). The project is designed to generate over 1.4GW of offshore wind energy, supplying renewable power to one million homes in New York, and is expected to begin commercial operations by…
Tata Power wins contract for sale of power from Nagda solar project
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Transformers and Rectifiers secures Rs 1.14 billion order from RRVPNL
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Coal import registration fee capped at Rs 500 under revised rules
The Ministry of Coal has set a flat registration fee of Rs 500 per consignment under the coal import monitoring system (CIMS) portal, replacing the earlier slab-based structure that ranged from Rs 500 to Rs 1,00,000. The CIMS is a digital platform designed to track coal imports in real time. It helps the government collect…
