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Renewables IIT Indore Expands Clean Energy Infrastructure As NTPC Adds 168 MW Solar Capacity

IIT Indore Expands Clean Energy Infrastructure As NTPC Adds 168 MW Solar Capacit...

Responsible Us Bureau   Apr 13, 2026

IIT Indore is developing a solar park and research facilities, while NTPC Renewable Energy has begun 168 MW solar power supply in ...

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