"We have cleared the project and it is now pending environmental clearance," CEA Chairman S D Dubey said here today.
"We want more such projects in the country for better grid stability," he said on the sidelines of CII organised Energy Conclave.
State Power Minister Shobandeb Chatterjee said the formal letter has not arrived.
The approval is conditional for want of some more land which will be sorted out in due course, government official said.
Bengal government was seeking grant from clean energy fund to part finance the project for the 1,200 mw solar plant.
Chatterjee said state has sought relaxation in 25 mw restriction of solar power project to get access to the fund.
Meanwhile, West Bengal government was planning to introduce a new solar policy soon encourage solar investment in the state.
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