SECI develops solar, wind, and hybrid energy projects, floating tenders and signing 25-year power purchase agreements (PPAs).
SECI is linked to a ₹2,100 crore bribery case involving Adani Green Energy and Azure Power. This highlights unsold renewable energy issues.
SECI faces challenges selling 6,500 MW of power due to falling tariffs. Discoms often avoid older, costlier renewable energy projects.
Over a decade, solar power tariffs in India have plummeted from ₹17/unit in 2010 to just ₹2.5/unit today.
SECI awarded contracts for 412,000 MT green hydrogen production and 1.5 GW electrolyser capacity under India’s National Green Hydrogen Mission
With IPO plans and innovative energy solutions, many have their eyes set on SECI and what’s next! What do you think?