For the second time in two years, rates on the Real Time Market of the Indian Energy Exchange dropped to near-zero— ₹0.0003 per unit on the afternoon of 5 April—as excess solar power flooded the market even as demand dipped due to rains and thunderstorms in Delhi and other parts of northern India.
​For the second time in two years, rates on the Real Time Market of the Indian Energy Exchange dropped to near-zero— ₹0.0003 per unit on the afternoon of 5 April—as excess solar power flooded the market even as demand dipped due to rains and thunderstorms in Delhi and other parts of northern India. by Soban News (international And National News)
