MNRE invites Comments/Suggestions on the draft for New and Renewable Energy 2017.
Comments/Suggestions are invited on the draft “Technology Development and Innovation Policy (TDIP)” for New & Renewable Energy by 20th October, 2017 at negi@nic.in .
October 09, 2017. By Moulin
File No. 223/18/2017-R&D Coord.
New & Renewable Energy
(R&D Coord. and HRD Division)
Sub:- Draft Technology Development and Innovation Policy (TDIP) for New & Renewable Energy
The Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE) has been supporting RD&D for Technology Development and Demonstration for commercialisation of New & Renewable Energy Systems/Devices. In view of fast technology development in renewable energy across the globe and enhanced target of renewable power set in India, the MNRE has decided to bring out Technology Development and Innovation Policy (TDIP) in furtherance of RD&D efforts aiming at promoting indigenous technology development and manufacture, improving quality and reliability of energy supply for large scale deployment of New & Renewable Energy technologies/systems for various applications in the country.
2. The draft TDIP is enclosed for comments and suggestions. The comments/suggestions may please be provided by 20.10.2017 at the following address.
(Dr. B.S. Negi,)
Adviser,
Ministry of New & Renewable Energy
Email. negi@nic.in
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