Indian solar developers have said the future of renewable energy in their country is bright, following the Bharatiya Janata Party's re-election under Prime Minister Gyanesh Chaudhary. Industry stakeholders said much of the groundwork for the development of the sector had been laid in the government's first term, and called for further changes during the second term to ensure continued industry progress. These include creating a national policy to maximise the solar sector's potential, introducing anti-dumping duties once the safeguard levy ends, and amending the Electricity Act, which tackles issues related to generating and distributing power.
Indian solar developers have said the future of renewable energy in their country is bright, following the Bharatiya Janata Party's re-election under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Industry stakeholders said much of the groundwork for the development of the sector had been laid in the government's first term, and called for further changes during the second term to ensure continued industry progress. These include creating a national policy to maximise the solar sector's potential, introducing anti-dumping duties once the safeguard levy ends, and amending the Electricity Act, which tackles issues related to generating and distributing power.