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Solar sector caught in a haze as Adani storm to hit funding, project plans

Sector majors are likely to shy away from SECI tenders, stating that Letters of Allocation (LoA) are no longer a gold standard

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Shreya JaiShine JacobAmritha Pillay New Delhi/Chennai/Mumbai

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The Indian solar sector is bracing for impact after the US charges against the Adani group and NYSE-listed Azure Power last week. While a 12-gigawatt (Gw) manufacturing-linked solar power project auctioned by the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) — a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy — is in the middle of the storm involving the Adani group and several states, the solar-renewable industry itself fears a severe backlash.
 
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