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2015年印度可再生能源展Renewablew Energy World India在首都新德里Pragati Maidan展馆举办，共开放4个展馆，展出面积达16000多平方米，共有来自41个国家的200多家参展商，4555多位参观者出席，展会同期会议吸引了全球顶尖的140名专业演讲嘉宾。87%参展商认为参观商质量达到或超过了他们的预期，98%的参展商表示仍会预定下届展位，94%的采购商表示会把展会推荐给相关人员。

中展世贸（北京）国际会展有限公司是美国Pennwell集团的中国办事处，2015年我司组团参展的中国企业共32家，展出面积达400多平米。85%的中国展商表示将会继续参加下次展会。印度可再生能源展Renewablew Energy World India为印度电力及可再生能源产业赢取了世界级声誉，奠定了其在电力能源行业的重要地位，成为印度可再生能源行业最主要的活动，也成为中国展商最受关注参展效果最好的展览会。

该展因其高质量的品牌认知度，老展商年复年不断得刷新总面积，得到了全球买家和参展商的高度认可。它不仅全方位为参展商开发新客户提供巨大市场机会，也为所有参展商与买家交流行业信息，发布新产品、展示最先进服务和技术的最佳贸易平台。

印度市场：

India ranks fifth place on a list of 30 countries on ease of doing business in the renewable energy space

The ranking done by Bloomberg New Energy Finance's annual Climatescope report indicates that clean energy's centre of gravity is shifting from developed to developing countries. The report said: "The new policy ambitions from the (Narendra) Modi government signal clean energy opportunities in the country." Read more at Business Standard

Good time to buy Indian equities; like energy stocks: UBS

Geoff Dennis, head of global EM strategy, UBS says it is a good time to invest in Indian equities as fundamentally it is much stronger than other EMs. He is bullish on the energy sector and says he would rather buy energy than consumer staples in India. Read more at Money Control

UK and India strike £3.2bn clean energy and climate change deal

The Prime Ministers of the UK and India met in London yesterday (12 November) to agree on a new climate deal between the two countries that will establish a £10m joint research collaboration into new low-carbon technologies. - Read more here at Edie.net

Germany extends $2.25 billion support to India for clean energy corridor, solar projects

India and Germany took a giant step towards clean energy collaboration with the creation of long-term 'Climate and Renewable Alliance', and Berlin extending a lump sum assistance of 2 billion euros ($2.25 billion) for developing a clean energy corridor and solar projects, ahead of the Paris climate change meet in December. Read more at Economic Times

3 days, 27 deals: India ‘most open’, says PM Narendra Modi in UK

UK listed OPG Power Ventures plc will add to its existing investment in India by £2.9 billion to a total of £3.4 billion, creating around 100 UK jobs over next few years. The investment will create 4200 MW of new power capacity in India, of which 1000 MW will be solar power and 3200 MW will be thermal and renewable power in Tamil Nadu. Read more at The Indian Express

Coal to remain cost-effective for India's energy needs

World Coal Association - "Even incorporating cost declines in renewable technologies, coal is expected to remain the most cost- effective option for meeting electricity demand growth in India," said the flagship report of World Coal Association on "The Case for Coal: India's Energy Trilemma".Read more at Economic Times

Wind Energy Company Gamesa Plans Solar Power Investment In India

Spanish wind turbine maker Gamesa is seeing booming sales in emerging markets, expects double-digit sales growth through 2017 and plans investments in solar and off-grid power generation in India, its chairman said. Read more at Huffington Post

Narendra Modi Previews Coal Mining Projects - Watch Now

India Nudges China Aside As Most Important Country For Energy Markets

The IEA sees 580 million new electricity consumers in India between now and 2040, resulting in a five-fold increase in electricity demand. Much of that will be met by coal, making India the last hope for international coal producers as demand declines in the developed world. In a jaw-dropping conclusion, the IEA sees India accounting for half of the total new coal-fired generation capacity expected to be constructed around the world over the next two and a half decades. Read more at The Fuse

UK-India trade deal to include multi-billion pound solar and hydrogen fuel cell investments

British companies are set to confirm multi-billion pound investments in India's fast-expanding clean power sector today as part of a £10bn trade package signed by Indian prime minister Narendra Modi during a three-day trip to the UK. The deal will include a £2bn investment by Lightsource Renewable Energy that will see the company design, install and manage around 3GW of solar power infrastructure in India over the next five years. Lightsource said the deal will create around 300 jobs and £42m of revenue in the UK, as well as benefiting communities in India. Read more at Business Green

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China’s Trina Solar heeds PM Narendra Modi’s call, plans to ‘make in India’ 

NEW DELHI: Responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call to global manufacturers, Chinese company Trina Solar is planning to set up a facility over the next few years to "make in India, supply in India and even export from India".

Officials of the company, the world's fourth largest manufacturer of photovoltaic (PV) modules, participated in the World Economic Forum held in Delhi last week to actively look for a joint venture partner and assess the Indian market.

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