Tata
Power,
India’s
largest
private
power
utility,
takes
the
helm
at
a
time
when
the
module
maker
is
struggling
to
compete
even
within
the
booming
Indian
solar
sector,
let
alone
other
markets
around
the
globe.
Tata,
which
founded
the
solar
joint
venture
with
BP
in
1989,
and
owned
a
49%
stake
until
now,
has
given
little
indication
of
how
it
intends
to
turn
the
module
producer
around
–
or
whether
it
will
change
its
name
to
reflect
the
new
ownership.
One
pathway
forward
for
Tata
BP
Solar
would
be
a
closer…
