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Why we still have to rely on hydel power

Why we still have to rely on hydel power Photo: ReutersPremium As ecological concerns arise, developing hydropower projects has increasingly become difficult Share Via Read Full Story The human and ecological tragedy in the aftermath of a glacier burst near Raini village above Rishi Ganga river in Uttarakhand has once again raised the spectre of hydropower projects in the ecologically-fragile and earthquake-prone Himalayan region. Mint explores the rationale behind India’s energy planners’ dependence on hydropower in India’s energy mix. Experts say this trade-off can’t be an either-or scenario because growth and environment protection needs to be balanced, as India works towards bridging its energy poverty.

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India s green energy deals getting better valuation than pre-pandemic level

India’s green energy deals getting better valuation than pre-pandemic level Experts say there is a definitive long-term shift towards the renewables story, and many Indian renewable energy players are mastering their business models to justify higher valuationsPremium 5 min read Share Via Read Full Story India’ green energy deals are getting better valuations than pre-covid levels, as yield-seeking funds and financial investors flush with capital are driving up prices; according to several deal makers, analysts and chief executives of clean energy firms Mint spoke with. These investors with a lower cost of capital are bidding higher Ebitda multiples than what they were quoting before the pandemic. This assumes significance given that India is running the world’s largest clean energy programme. Ebitda is earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization.

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