Not doing so may undermine the very benefits of having achieved a liberalised electricity market. India’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy is, for example, currently testing a computer software application to monitor and report on progress of selected projects under the National Solar Mission (CEEW and NRDC, 2012). Competitive procurement such as tendering can be a useful option for developing countries in this regard. As mentioned previously, tendering can also help reduce the level of financial support needed by clean energy providers (see Chapter 2). In addition to being clear and transparent, tenders should consider several dimensions related to the quality of the bid, in addition to price.