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THE GREEN MAKEOVER

he Gujarat government has its eyes set on the future of energy, it seems. Of its current installed renewable energy (RE) capacity of 21.6 GW, half has been developed only in the past four years. Now, the state hopes to encourage investment in the renewables sector through a comprehensive policy that covers a range of areas. On October 4, the Gujarat government rolled out its Renewable Energy Policy, 2023-2028, which lays down—in sync with the national target—2030 as the deadline for meeting 50 per centwill cover all ground-mounted solar, roof-top solar, floating solar, canal top solar, wind, rooftop wind and wind-hybrid projects.

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