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With SECI’s reputation at stake, India’s renewable sector faces a big question
The state-run broker for green power finds itself mired in the US indictment of Gautam Adani and other executives. Now, the industry's trust in the country's biggest issuer of renewable energy contracts is inevitably shaken.
Azman Usmani04 December, 2024•12 min
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