Power producers must surrender unused transmission rights or post higher bank guarantees to free up grid capacity
India has asked renewable
energy companies to either surrender transmission rights or
provide higher bank guarantees if they fail to generate power,
as the country seeks to free up grid capacity for projects that
are actually producing electricity, according to a regulatory
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