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India aims at increasing installed solar capacity to 100GW by 2022

By November 23, 2016 2:05 pm IST

EPR (Electrical & Power Review) | EPR Magazine

  The Indian solar market is experiencing strong growth, bringing it ever closer to the Indian government’s goal of increasing the installed solar capacity to 100GW by 2022. Against the backdrop of this progress, Intersolar India took place in Mumbai from October 19 to 21st. Over 230 exhibitors presented their products, services and solutions for the solar industry. The exhibition was accompanied by the Intersolar India Conference, where the Indian solar market and private roof-mounted installations were the center of attention.

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