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APSERC Accepts Tariff Petition for 2.75 MW Solar PV Projects in Arunachal Pradesh
✍️ SolarQuarter
🗓 31 Aug 2026, 01:33 PM
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The Arunachal Pradesh State Electricity Regulatory Commission (APSERC) has formally admitted a tariff petition concerning a total of 2.75 MW of solar photovoltaic capacity slated for development across the state.
The Arunachal Pradesh State Electricity Regulatory Commission (APSERC) announced today that it has admitted a tariff petition filed for a series of solar photovoltaic projects totaling 2.75 megawatts across the state. The filing seeks approval of the power purchase rates that developers will receive for the electricity generated from these installations.
The projects are part of Arunachal Pradesh's broader push to expand renewable energy capacity and reduce dependence on diesel‑based generation. Although the combined capacity is modest, the commission noted that the initiatives align with national targets for solar integration and could serve as pilot models for larger schemes in the hilly region.
APSERC indicated that the petition will now undergo a detailed review, including verification of project feasibility, cost structures, and compliance with state and central renewable‑energy policies. A final tariff order is expected to be issued after the standard consultation period, allowing developers to proceed with financing and construction.
The projects are part of Arunachal Pradesh's broader push to expand renewable energy capacity and reduce dependence on diesel‑based generation. Although the combined capacity is modest, the commission noted that the initiatives align with national targets for solar integration and could serve as pilot models for larger schemes in the hilly region.
APSERC indicated that the petition will now undergo a detailed review, including verification of project feasibility, cost structures, and compliance with state and central renewable‑energy policies. A final tariff order is expected to be issued after the standard consultation period, allowing developers to proceed with financing and construction.