Their viability looks good because such projects can generate double-digit returns at tariffs of Rs 4 per unit..," said Ankit Hakhu, Director, of CRISIL Ratings. "Such a tariff can attract commercial and industrial customers through open access, because their average power purchase cost today is Rs 4-5 per unit," Hakhu added. After 2018, wind capacity additions slowed in India and one of the key reasons for this slowdown was the shortage of wind sites with high generation potential. Going ahead, the pace of adoption, Crisil Ratings said, the success will depend on the speed at which the policy is implemented and approvals granted by state power distribution companies and regulators. (ANI) This report is auto-generated from ANI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.