Category: Quarterly Roundups

Issue 1 of 2025 of our Quarterly Roundup Series on Clean Energy covers the period between October 2024 and January 2025. This Issue tracks key regulatory developments in the covered period involving solar and wind generation, green hydrogen/ammonia production, EVs, tariff, and connectivity, and includes miscellaneous updates and key announcements from the Union Budget of February 2025.

Issue 3 of 2024 of our Quarterly Roundup Series on Clean Energy covers the period between July and September 2024 and tracks key regulatory developments at both central and state levels in solar and wind generation, green hydrogen/ ammonia production, EVs, tariffs, connectivity and other miscellaneous updates.

Pursuant to significant regulatory developments in the period between January and March 2024, as discussed in our previous clean energy quarterly update (Issue 1 of 2024), Issue 2 tracks and analyzes key regulatory developments between the months of April and June 2024, including in respect of the approved/revised list of manufacturers and models (related to solar photovoltaic modules and wind turbine models, respectively), rooftop solar projects, the optimal utilization of power generating stations, the National Green Hydrogen Mission, the determination of fees and charges to be collected by regional load dispatch centers, deviation settlement, EV charging infrastructure, quality control standards for electrical equipment, biomass utilization, the electricity grid code, and renewable energy tariff determination.

In addition, Issue 2 of 2024 tracks and discusses key regulatory developments across states, such as those with respect to open access (including green energy open access), consumer rights, resource adequacy, renewable purchase obligations, peer-to-peer energy transactions, and battery energy storage systems. 

Issue 1 of 2024 of S&R’s Quarterly Roundup Series on Clean Energy covers the period between January and March 2024. The covered period witnessed several transformational developments, such as those in respect of the Electricity Rules, 2005 involving the delicensing of transmission lines and capping of open access charges; a renewed focus on distributed/decentralized solar energy; requirements related to the approved list of manufactures and models in connection with solar photovoltaic modules; green hydrogen policies at the state level (e.g., Uttar Pradesh); and incentive schemes and guidelines for pilot projects across key sectors (like shipping, steel and transport) related to the production and supply of green hydrogen and green ammonia, along with detailed scheme guidelines for the manufacture of electrolyzers, the setting up of hydrogen hubs, as well as on research and development and skilling.

S&R Associates presents the fourth issue of its quarterly roundup series on clean energy, covering the months of November and December 2023.
Issue No. 4 comprises regulatory updates on renewable energy and electric vehicles, respectively, including central and state government notifications in this regard, along with India-related updates and international developments from within the reviewed period.
In addition, Issue No. 4 contains a note on the investment viability of innovative and/or clean construction technologies, as published in a Knowledge Brief of the Asia Pacific Real Estate Association (APREA).