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Kundan Green and Havells plan captive solar project in Rajasthan
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India restricts solar output to manage grid congestion and low demand
The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) has confirmed that solar generation is being curtailed during periods of low demand to maintain grid stability and ease transmission congestion. The ministry told Reuters that output cuts have been caused by some plants starting operations earlier than scheduled, while transmission projects faced delays. The practice, known…
