This assumes significance given that the state run NTPC Ltd recently bid a record low solar tariff of Rs1.99 per unit setting a new benchmark in the sector. "A meeting to discuss the Action Plan for enhancing the investment by power sector CPSEs in renewable Energy Projects, was held under the Chairmanship of Shri R.K Singh, Union Minister of Power & NRE yesterday. Representative of all Hydro CPSEs, NTPC Ltd., MNRE and SECI were present in the meeting," power ministry said in a statement. India has approved 45 solar parks with a cumulative capacity of 37 gigawatt (GW) under the solar park scheme. The country has also crossed the 100 GW milestone of installed renewable energy capacity. "Allocation under CPSU Scheme: It was deliberated to allocate the offered capacity amongst CPSUs through bidding process in some form on equitable basis," the statement said.