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Powering green buildings and zero-emission vehicles must find a place among the priorities of the new government

Suzlon to rejig Rs 1,200-cr overseas debt
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Vandana Gombar
The new government will be taking over at a time when power from solar and wind — typically available for less than Rs 3 per unit — is cheaper than power from many other conventional sources. That makes a case for electrification of many sectors, including mobility. The five areas that could do with urgent attention are:

Imbalance correction: If a power distribution company buys electricity for say, Rs 4 a unit, and sells it forward at Rs 3.70, there is no formula that can make it viable. With every unit sold, it adds to its losses. Either the buying cost
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