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To encourage investors in bagasse co-generation sector, the state gives capital subsidy to co-gen projects based on boiler configuration and also financial assistance, the economic survey said. The policy targets 14,400 MW capacity power projects based on new and renewable energy sources to be installed in the next five years, the survey said.The state has commissioned 19 biomass projects and 17 projects have were approved till December 2015. The government also aims at generating 14,400 MW of power through renewable sources like wind, solar, biomass and bagasse co-generation. The Koradi Unit-9 China wholesale solar power systems and 10 (660 MW each) is expected to start generation by May 2016..As per the information revealed in the economic survey 2015-16 recently, the state will have three on-going thermal projects commissioned by May.

30 MW capacity out of the total identified potential of 732 MW in the state till December 2015. The water resources department has installed small hydropower projects of 284. Under the government hydel policy, 25 projects of 108.To generate power using wind, the state government has facilitated private investment of more than Rs 23,200 crore through an attractive policy and incentives.Maharashtra is set to get additional power of 2,570 MW from May this year from the three thermal projects that are to be commissioned shortly.Maharashtra government has adopted the policy of achieving the target of renewable purchase obligation up to 10 per cent in line with the Centre.

10 MW have been commissioned and 16 projects having aggregate installed capacity of 52 MW were under construction till November 2015, the survey said. One of them is in Parali Unit-8 with capacity of 250 MW that is expected to start by this month.Another project in Chandrapur Unit-8 and 9 of 500 MW each will be commissioned this month. However, its power generation also depends on the availability of water as the Beed district is facing a severe water crunch.CGN has been developing a small modular nuclear reactor for maritime use, called the ACPR50S, to provide power for offshore oil and gas exploration and production..The Global Times, an influential tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party’s official People’s Daily, said the nuclear power platforms could "sail" to remote areas and provide a stable power supply.