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India eases open access rules in a bid to promote clean energy

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To promote renewable generation, purchase and consumption, India’s federal government this week notified the Green Open Access Rules for further easing the access rules for green energy.

The move will give consumers who wish to use clean energy in their businesses and households faster access and pay lower costs.

According to the new rules, the approval process must be completed within 15 days, or else consumers will receive automatic approval and a green certificate.

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