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Focus back on growth with 800 Mw commissioned: Sembcorp Energy's Vipul Tuli

In an interview with Jyoti Mukul & Shreya Jai, Managing Director Vipul Tuli discusses the future of renewable power in India

Vipul Tuli, MD, Sembcorp Energy India
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Wind power has faced multiple challenges in India. Many manufacturers have faced difficulties as large capacities were established but not utilised, said Vipul Tuli, MD, Sembcorp Energy India

Jyoti MukulShreya Jai New Delhi
Sembcorp Energy India has announced the commissioning of its 800-Mw wind power capacity, which it had won in auctions conducted by Solar Energy Corporation of India. In an interview with Jyoti Mukul & Shreya Jai, Managing Director Vipul Tuli discusses the future of renewable power in India. Edited excerpts:

What significance does commissioning of the three projects, totalling 800 Mw, hold?

We won these projects in SECI’s auctions over three phases. This is a collective achievement for the power sector. The renewable energy ministry framed the regulations and clarifications, SECI innovated in terms of tendering and sorted out bottlenecks, with state governments

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