Promoting Schemes for Rooftop

Solar in India

Solar Energy Corporation of India Ltd. SECI is a Government of India Enterprise under the administrative control of

MNRE. Authorized capital of the company is Rs. 2,000 Cr.

Incorporated on 20th September 2011, as a not for profit organization.

Converted to a Commercial Company on 9th Nov, 2015; Scope widened tocover all Renewable Energy.

Solar Energy Corporation of India limited18-Apr-16

May 2016

SECI’s ActivitiesSECI is active in the following areas:

Solar project development/ Project Management Consultancy

• Ground-based and rooftop solar projects - own and others

VGF schemes for large scale projects

• 750 MW, 2000 MW, 5000 MW and other special schemes

Solar Rooftop schemes

• Brought in competition, resulted in lowering of costs

Solar parks scheme

• Handling schemes of solar parks

Power trading

• Large-scale interstate trading of Solar power for the first time

Scheme for development of Wind Power Plants

May 2016

• GIZ in India for over 60 years

• Supports key initiatives of GoI

Clean India Campaign

Skill India Initiative

• Pioneering efforts in Commercializationof Solar Energy in Urban and IndustrialAreas (ComSolar)

Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC): 500kW Rooftop SPV Project

Bangalore Cricket Stadium: 400 kWRooftop SPV Project

• Collaborated with SECI on “SolarGuidelines” project. Agreed for capacitybuilding of SECI to scale up Solar RoofTop.

GIZ and SECI

Indian Power Sector Scenario

Total Installed Power Generation Capacity: 329 GW

Total present non-fossil fuel based capacity = 33%.

India’s Intended Nationally

Determined Contribution

includes

To reduce the emissions intensity of

its GDP by 33 to 35% by 2030 from 2005

level.

To achieve about 40 % cumulative

electric power installed capacity from

non- fossil fuel based energy resources

by 2030.

May 2016

India’s Solar Plans- 100 GW Vision

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Category 1. Rooftop Projects

Category 2. Large scale Projects

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Large scale solar

Roof-top

• Grid Connected Solar PV power plants with VGF support under JNNSM Phase II

750 MW (2014-15)

2000 MW (2015-16)

5000 MW (2015-16 to 2018-19)

Indo-Pak Border Solarization Scheme

100 MW Canal-top and Canal-bank Scheme

300 MW for Defence /Para military forces

1000 MW of Grid-connected projects for CPSUs

• Grid connected Rooftop Schemes

• 20,000 MW Solar Parks Scheme, another 20000 MW in pipeline

• 1000 MW scheme for CTU connected Wind power plants; NIT for another 1000 MW published recently.

• Implementation of village electrification project in 896 villages of Arunachal Pradesh under DDUGJY through standalone Solar PV systems

Govt. of India Schemes under implementation

• Category A parks (Work in Progress)

• Andhra Pradesh- 4,000 MW

• Rajasthan- 680 MW (Bhadla Phase II)

• Rajasthan- 1500 MW (Bhadla Phase III, Phase IV)

• Uttar Pradesh- 440 MW

• Kerala- 200 MW

• Karnataka- 2000 MW

• Madhya Pradesh- 750 MW (Rewa Solar Park)

• Madhya Pradesh-500 MW (Neemuch-Mandsaur Solar Park)

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Solar Parks Status

Category C parks (DPR and Land Under Finalization)

Odisha- 1000 MW

Tamil Nadu- 500 MW

Telangana- 500 MW

Haryana- 500 MW

Arunachal Pradesh-100

Uttarakhand- 50 MW

Assam- 69 MW

Nagaland-60 MW

J&K- 100 MW• Category B parks (Work likely to start in 3-6 months)

• Maharashtra- 1500 MW

• Gujarat- 700 MW

• Chhattisgarh- 500 MW

• West Bengal- 500 MW

Site Photo- Ananthapuramu Solar Park (1500 MW), A. P.

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Solar Park Model- Kurnool Solar Park (1000 MW), A. P.

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Evolution of Solar Tariffs

May 2016

Sr. No. State/UT

Total cumulative capacity till

31-03-16 (MW)

Capacity commissioned

in 2016-17 (MW)

Total cumulative Capacity till 31-

03-2017(MW)

1 Andhra Pradesh 572.97 1294.26 1867.232 Rajasthan 1269.93 543.00 1812.933 Tamil Nadu 1061.82 630.01 1691.834 Telangana 527.84 759.13 1286.985 Gujarat 1119.17 130.19 1249.376 Karnataka 145.46 882.38 1027.847 Madhya Pradesh 776.37 80.67 857.048 Punjab 405.06 388.89 793.959 Maharashtra 385.76 66.61 452.37

10 Uttar Pradesh 143.50 193.24 336.73

Development of Solar Power Projects as on 31-03-2017 ( top ten States)

Rooftop Solar in India

Solar Policy notified by 19 States,

Odisha has policy in draft stage,

balance 16 states (viz, UTs, Islands, NE

states except Manipur, & Bihar) are yet

to launch

Net Metering Policy notified in 35

States (except Sikkim)

States with good response on net

metering:

Andhra Pradesh

Delhi

Rajasthan

Karnataka

Tamil Nadu

Maharashtra

Emphasis by GoI to set state-wise

targets and direction to all Ministries to

set up Rooftop on Government/PSU

BuildingsSource: Bridge to India, as on 30th September 2016

State/UT (MW) %

Tamil Nadu 132 12.94%

Gujarat 69 6.76%

Maharashtra 89 8.73%

Punjab 55 5.39%

Karnataka 51 5.00%

Rajasthan 46 4.51%Uttar Pradesh

333.24%

Telangana 27 2.65%

Andhra Pradesh

323.14%

Haryana 57 5.59%

Delhi 35 3.43%

Chhattisgarh 16 1.57%

Others 378 37.06%

Total 1020 100.00%

Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme by SECI

Various schemes have been brought by SECI under Government ofIndia Programme, which includes:

26.6 MWp Scheme –Phase I to III (Year 2013)

50 MWp Scheme- Phase IV (Year 2014 & 2015)

500 MWp Scheme with CFA – On-going(Year 2016)

50 MWp Scheme for CPWD (Year 2015-16)

1000 MWp Scheme incentive scheme –Bids for 500 MWp capacity are under evaluation

Besides, SECI is implementing solar roof top systems under direct arrangement with the clients

Palatana (1)

Kolkata (2)

Bhubaneswar (1)

Chennai (6)

Coimbatore (1.5)

Bangalore (3)

Mumbai (1)

Pune (3)

Gwalior (1)

Chandigarh (1)

Jaipur (3.75)

New Delhi (5)

Gurgaon (2.5) Noida/Greater Noida (3.5)

Raipur (2.05)

Hyderabad (4)

Implementing Rooftopprojects with subsidyfrom MNRE

Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities

Phase I: 5.5 MW (4 cities)

Phase II: 11.3 MW (6 cities)

Phase III: 10 MW (9 cities)

Phase IV -1:32.5 MW (29 cities)

Legend

Phase I

Phase II

Phase III

Phase IV – Part 1

Phase IV –Part 2

Multiple phasesMadurai (0.5)

Vijaywada (0.5)Tirupati (0.5)

Nagpur (0.5)

Nasik (0.5)

Bhopal (1)

Panchkula (1)

Patna (2)

Ranchi (2)

Mohali (1)

Amritsar (0.5)

Ludhiana (0.5)

Gandhinagar (1)

Vadodara (0.5)

Surat (0.5)

Mysore (1)

Durgapur (1)

Faridabad(0.5)Jodhpur (.25)

Neemrana (.25)

Lucknow (1.0)

Phase IV -2: 24 MW (17 States)

A & N (1)

Pan India > 100 cities

Rooftop SPV projects under SECI schemes

Solar Roof Tops: Sector Focused Approach

• Sports Stadia, Airports, Defence, Heritage Buildings are

to be covered for creating awareness and visibility.

• Beginning has been made through systems on

• Chennaswami Cricket Stadium, Bengaluru

• Couple of Sports Complexes in Delhi

• Signing of MoU between SECI and Airports Authority of India on

28 May 2014 and over 9 MW capacity has been installed in 17

airports across country

• Cricket stadia has special consideration in view of very

large following of the game in the country

• Initial meetings held with BCCI

• Support of GIZ has been agreed upon for capacity building of

SECI to scale up the effort and bring German experience in the

project planning

100 kWp -Jaipur Airport

500 kWp -Lucknow Airport

100 kWp -Jodhpur Airport

400 kWp -Amritsar Airport

219 kWp -Patna Airport

250 kWp -Ranchi Airport

600 kWp -Varanasi Airport

1500 kWp – Integrated Cargo Complex, Chennai Airport

170 kWp -Madurai Airport

500 kWp –Begumpet Airport, Hyderabad

103.4 kWp – ATS Complex, Mumbai

500 kWp –Bengaluru Airport

Plant Capacity 400kWp(Net-metered)

RooftopOwner

Delhi Development Authority

Project Site Sports Complex, Delhi

Salient feature Project implemented under RESCO mode@ tariff of Rs. 5.845/kWh (With AD)30% MNRE subsidy

Project Cost Rs.3.6 Cr (Rs. 90/Wp)

CFA through SECI

Rs. 1.08 lakh

Yamuna Sports Complex, New Delhi

solarized under SECI’s scheme

Plant Capacity 93 kWp(Gross-metered)

Project Site Netaji Stadium, Port Blair

Salient feature Project implemented under RESCO mode@ tariff of Rs. 4.64/kWh CFA from MNRE through SECI

Netaji Stadium, Andaman solarized

under SECI’s scheme

Solar Rooftop PV: Getting More Affordable

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Source: CERC

Project cost in SECI’s Rooftop

Schemes

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Presently SECI is providing PMC services to following

project

5.76 MWp Grid connected rooftop SPV project at GAIL

Petrochemical Complex, GAIL PATA, UP, under PSU

scheme

8 MWp Grid connected rooftop SPV project for Banaras

Hindu University under incentive scheme

2.5 MWp Grid connected rooftop SPV project for

SDMC, Delhi under incentive scheme

1.5 MWp Grid connected rooftop SPV project for DRDO

under Defense Scheme

New Initiatives at SECI: PMC for MW Scale rooftop SPV Projects

2.5 MW pilot hybrid project at Kaza with solar, wind and

large battery storage

150 MW hybrid project of solar and wind in Andhra Pradesh

with funding support from World bank

Project development for about 10 MW capacity in each Leh

and Kargil with 3-4 battery storage

New Initiatives at SECI: Other Projects involving Storage

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