Key Issues Faced
Navigating the complex regulatory landscape in India, including delays in approvals for land, grid connectivity, and environmental clearances. Policy uncertainty can disrupt project execution and financial stability.
Difficulties in securing land due to disputes over ownership, local resistance, and regulatory restrictions. Delays in land acquisition can impact project timelines and costs.
Poorly negotiated EPC/BOP agreements, unclear PPAs, and incomplete O&M contracts can lead to disputes, cost overruns, and delays in project execution.
Managing contracts throughout a project can be challenging due to communication gaps, claims disputes, and compliance problems, leading to delays, cost overruns, and legal risks.
Fluctuating tariff structures and volatility in pricing mechanisms under PPAs can impact project profitability and financial planning.
Securing substantial upfront investment is challenging due to policy changes, tariff risks, and long payback periods, affecting funding availability.
Disruptions in the supply chain, delays in equipment procurement, and fluctuations in material costs can affect project timelines and increase costs.
Disputes arising from payment delays, contractual breaches, and non-compliance can stall projects and lead to financial losses.
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