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Bihar Receives Regulatory Approval to Procure 300 MW Green Power, Strengthening Renewable Energy Push Bihar Receives Regulatory Approval to Procure 300 MW Green Power, Strengthening Renewable Energy Push

Bihar Receives Regulatory Approval to Procure 300 MW Green Power, Strengthening ...

Responsible Us Bureau   Jun 23, 2026

Bihar has secured approval to purchase 300 MW of renewable power, strengthening its clean energy portfolio and supporting long-ter...

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