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India’s Renewable Energy Ministry Streamlines Approval Process for Solar Parks

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The Ministry of New & Renewable Energy has announced a significant policy shift regarding the approval process for Solar Park infrastructure development and O&M charges.

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In a recent Office Memorandum, it was declared that Central Public Sector Undertakings (CPSUs) and Joint Ventures (JVs) of CPSUs will no longer require the State Government Committee’s approval for vetting Detailed Project Reports (DPRs). These DPRs can now be submitted directly to SECI, IREDA, and MNRE. However, these entities must still obtain Board approval for infrastructure charges, O&M charges, land lease charges, etc and ensure compliance with existing guidelines.

For State Government PSUs, the DPR and associated charges will need the Department of Power, Energy, or Renewable Energy’s approval to confirm adherence to specified norms. Private developers, however, will continue to require State Government Committee approval as per previous guidelines.

This policy change aims to streamline processes and expedite the development of solar and renewable energy parks across the country.

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