Jaipur: Strengthening his reputation as a leading center for renewable energy, the Rajasthan government on Tuesday signed an investment agreement Rs 3.05 Lakh Crore with eight companies including public sector companies such as NTPC, NHPC, SSCI, THPC, and SECI.
The government also signed an agreement with private sector companies including Reliance, Axis Energy and Sael.
The biggest investment commitment has come from the dependence that has been announced to invest RS 1 Lakh Crore in the field of solar power plants and power transmission.
The company has a plan to produce 20,000 MW across 1lax hectares in districts such as Barmer, Jalore, Jodhpur, Bikaner and Jaisalmer.
Letter of Intent was signed by the company President Umesh Bhandari.
This is part of the investment summit proposed by the state government – invested Rajasthan – which has attracted more investment than Rs 7 lakh crore where around RS 5 Lakh Crore is in the renewable sector.
Chairman of the Minister of Ashok Gehlot said the state government would facilitate the company to realize their investment plan.
“20 years ago when I became the main minister, I had a single window system idea.
We experimented throughout and failed many times.
But now I feel very happy that a single window system works and gives results.
We want investors.
We want investors To investious and prosperous in Rajasthan, “he said.
The newly appointed Chief Chief of the Head of the USHAR Sharma Head also hopes that the unique investor and topographic policy of Rajasthan will continue to attract investment in the state.
“The renewable electricity sector developed in the state.
Our country has a unique difference.
The transport corridor passes by 14% area while the Mumbai Delhi industrial corridor covers 58% of the area.
This will be a fulcrum of developments in the state,” he said.
Industrial Minister Shakuntala Rawat, Minister of Energy Bhanwar Singh Bhati and Revenue Minister RAM Lal JAT also convinced time permissions for projects and promised all support to investment companies.