Gurpreet Singh Kangar said on Thursday. The Indian state of Punjab is set to expand its installed renewable capacity to around 180 MW after the regional government approved INR100 crore ( $14.6m ) of private schemes. Gurpreet Singh Kangar , Minister for Power, New and Renewable Energy Sources, said the investment includes 5.55 small hydro projects totalling nine MW, which are scheduled to be commissioned by Thursday . In addition, Mahindra Waste to Neway Renewable Energy will set up a bio-compressed natural gas site, and Neway Renewable Energy will launch a bio-coal plant.
The Indian state of Punjab is set to expand its installed renewable capacity to around 180 MW after the regional government approved INR100 crore ( $14.6m ) of private schemes. Gurpreet Singh Kangar , Minister for Power, New and Renewable Energy Sources, said the investment includes 5.55 small hydro projects totalling nine MW, which are scheduled to be commissioned by Thursday . In addition, Mahindra Waste to Neway Renewable Energy will set up a bio-compressed natural gas site, and Neway Renewable Energy will launch a bio-coal plant.