Jammu & Kashmir’s new Hydropower Policy aims to attract private players, generate up to 18,000 MW of clean energy, and create eco-tourism opportunities. With eased regulations, better incentives, and focus on sustainability, the policy encourages independent and PPP-based projects. It also opens scenic hydro zones to eco-tourists and water sport activities. While some revenue trade-offs exist, the state is betting on long-term growth in energy, tourism, and jobs.
Can Hydropower Turn J&K Into India’s Eco-Tourism Powerhouse?

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