India's Central Electricity Regulatory Commission allowed Assam Power Distribution Company to recover its Rs 214 crore connectivity bank guarantee for abandoned solar projects, subject to conditions including a Rs 70 crore security. The decision matters because grid-connectivity guarantees and exit rules directly affect developer risk in utility-scale solar procurement.
Source: Saur Energy. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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