India

Will have a total generating capacity of 4,000 MW.

Continues to restructure its loans.

Both exploring greater opportunities for cooperation and collaboration. India and Chile have agreed to cooperate more in renewable energy following a meeting in the Chilean capital of Santiago between Chilean Energy Minister Jorge Bunster and Dr. Farooq Abdullah, Minister of New and Renewable Energy. Dr. Abdullah visited Chile along with a high-level delegation to explore greater opportunities for cooperation and collaboration between Indian and Chile. He said India plans to add over 30 GW of renewable energy to its energy mix in the next five years. He also focused on the success of India’s wind program and the significant cost reductions in solar energy achieved through the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM). Bunster said Chile is almost entirely dependent on imports for its energy needs and is extremely keen to diversify its energy mix by introducing a large component of renewables. Chile has considerable potential in wind, hydro, solar and geothermal energy. Bunster expressed his government's desire to set up a 50 MW Solar thermal generating capacity in the north of the country.

Tamil Nadu to provide an additional 700 MW.

Commits US$334 million in low interest loans.

European Investment Bank investing US$53 million.

Rooftop solar system provides 930 kW.

Ongoing forum seeks to increase technology cooperation.

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Can also cut oil imports.

Second largest oil company looks at wind and solar energy.

Will be center for solar energy research and development.

Last negotiation was held three years ago.

Plans for this plant not yet deleted.

Needed to jumpstart economic growth and restore investor confidence.

Partners with China’s Ming Yang Wind Power Group.