Elizabeth Hurley certainly knows how to flaunt what she's got, as the actress took advantage of a private pool and lounged on a float while completely naked.

The 58-year-old shared a short clip on Instagram of herself on a pool float shaped like a watermelon, strategically lying on her side so that you could only see her curves.

She looked relaxed and happy in the video, while the song "Douce France" by Pomplamoose played in the background. Hurley didn't forget to protect herself from the sun either, rocking some stylish sunglasses as she smiled at the camera.

She looked relaxed and happy in the video, while the song "Douce France" by Pomplamoose played in the background. Hurley didn't forget to protect herself from the sun either, rocking some stylish sunglasses as she smiled at the camera.

"Just floating on a slice of watermelon ❤️

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 The project was due to be completed three months ago and would have generated enough electricity for 200,000 homes.

The tax imposes a 40% customs duty on all imported solar modules and 25% duty on all solar cells bought after April 2022. 

Developers say that has driven up projects’ costs, making them unviable. With India’s domestic manufacturing still fledgling and expected to churn out modules at scale only by 2024 at the earliest, installation of solar power in India this coming year is now expected to be less than what it would have been by at least 25%.

 Developers hope India’s federal government will address the issue in its federal budget on Feb. 

But like many other solar power projects in the country, it's been delayed as Fortum India struggles to source and pay for necessary components.

“For the last six months, we have not been able to finish developing any new projects,” said Manoj Gupta, who oversees Fortum India's solar projects in India.