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Rajasthan Regulator Backs Clean Energy Push, Nixes 3.2 GW Thermal Power Plan

Rejecting the plea, the regulator said RUVITL failed to justify the need for new coal-based power

November 21, 2025

/ B.S. Nagaraj
/ Markets & Policy, Other, Other Energy
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In a significant ruling, the Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission (RERC) has rejected a petition by the state-owned power trading company to procure 3.2 GW of coal-fired thermal power, saying the proposal is inconsistent with the state’s renewable energy policy framework.

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