Peak demand crisis: Kerala State Electricity Board to procure 300 MW for 25 years via Solar Energy Corporation of India
The Kerala State Electricity Board plans to procure 300 MW of solar power over 25 years through the Solar Energy Corporation of India, aiming to address peak electricity demand starting in 2028. This initiative offers electricity at a competitive tariff of ₹6.07 per unit.
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