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SOLAR POWER PRODUCTION as part of "MAKE IN INDIA" 2.7-lakh MW capacity to be added in 5 years

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As many as 343 companies, including global firms, have committed to building green energy capacity of 2.7-lakh MW in five years as India gives thrust to renewable energy production to ensure universal energy access for the poor.
Out of this capacity proposed by the companies during a global renewable energy conference in New Delhi from February 15 to 17, financing commitments have been worked out for 69,055 MW, an official statement said.
SunEdison Energy India Pvt. Ltd. tops the list with a commitment of 15,200 MW — 10,000-MW solar and 5,200-MW wind energy.
The Chennai-based company is a subsidiary of U.S.-based SunEdison Inc.
Other companies which made commitments in excess of 10,000 MW are: Axis Energy Group, Essel Infraprojects Ltd., Renew Power, Welspun Renewables Energy Pvt. Ltd., Azure Power, Raasi Solar Energy Pvt. Ltd. and Hindustan Clean Energy Ltd.
Adani Power Ltd. and Reliance Power have committed to creating 6,000 MW each of solar energy generation capacity.
Private sector companies pledged to generate 2,51,511 MW — 1,55,597 MW from solar energy, 47,865 MW from wind energy and 4,185 MW from other green energy and so on — and 24 government-run firms 18,819 MW.
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