Developers in Gujarat have raised concerns about the Indian state ’s failure to approve the transfer of land for wind projects auctioned by agencies other than those backed by its own utility . Sources said Gujarat decided to re-examine their land allocation policy around seven months ago for bids conducted outside the state. Projects auctioned through the Solar Energy Corporation of India ( SEC ) , a subsidiary of the state ’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy , allow developers to choose land anywhere in India . Gujarat is an attractive choice due to its ample wind resources , yet the state ’s government appears to have stopped allocating land to SECI projects .
Developers in Gujarat have raised concerns about the Indian state ’s failure to approve the transfer of land for wind projects auctioned by agencies other than those backed by its own utility . Projects auctioned through the Solar Energy Corporation of India ( SEC ) , a subsidiary of the state ’s Ministry of New and Renewable Energy , allow developers to choose land anywhere in India . Gujarat is an attractive choice due to its ample wind resources , yet the state ’s government appears to have stopped allocating land to SECI projects .