Minister of New and Renewable Energy Dr Farooq Abdullah said that the capacity addition in the wind energy sector declined after the withdrawal of Accelerated Depreciation (AD) and Generation Based Incentive (GBI) from April 2012. In the approved 12th Plan document
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India, British Columbia for renewable energy coop
Christy Clark, Premier of British Columbia, Canada met Dr. Farooq Abdullah, Minister of New and Renewable Energy, in New Delhi and held detailed discussions on cooperation between India and British Columbia in the field of renewable energy.
Solar power can meet 5-7% power requirements
A study published by KPMG, a global consulting coÂmpany, has forecast that solar power can meet 5-7 per cent of India's total power requiremÂents by 2021-22.

