The country#39;s largest private integrated power company has recently made it clear that it will cease to build new coal-fired power capacity, according to #39;Tata Power: Renewables to Power Growth#39; report released by Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) on Tuesday.Tata Power to focus on clean energy, won#39;t build new coal-fired plants: Report
The country#39;s largest private integrated power company has recently made it clear that it will cease to build new coal-fired power capacity, according to #39;Tata Power: Renewables to Power Growth#39; report released by Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) on Tuesday.
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