Mercom India reports that KERC's draft regulations would define how grid-interactive distributed solar photovoltaic projects are planned and connected in Karnataka. The draft focuses on capacity limits, technical requirements and the policy framework for distributed solar, which are the exact rules developers and C&I consumers need before committing projects. For SolarNews readers, the importance is regulatory clarity in one of India's most active clean-energy states.
Source: Mercom India. Solar News summarizes; the complete story is on the publisher's site.

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