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Indian Solar Market

Opportunities & Current PlayersOpportunities & Current Players



National Solar Mission

The Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission, also

known as simply National Solar Mission, is a major

initiative of the Government of India and StateGovernments to promote ecologically sustainable growth

while addressing India¶s energy security challenge.



Implementation Plan

The implementation of the First Phase of National Solar

Mission in India is in hands of NTPC Vidyut Vyapar

Nigam Ltd (NVVN)a subsidiary of National Thermal

Power Corporation, the largest power producer in India



Timeline



Proposed Road Map



Solar Radiation On India

India has a vast solar energy

potential of about 5000 Trillion

Kwh/year, most parts receiving

4-7kwwh per sq meter per day.

India has today only around33-35 grid interactive solar

photovoltaic power plants with

aggregate capacity of around

2-2.5 MW, that generate

around 2.5 million units of

electricity in a year, in sharpcontrast to the estimated

potential of 50,000 MW

(assuming a generation of 20

MW per square km).



India Potential

India is among top 5 destinations worldwide for solar

energy development as per Ernst & Young¶s renewable

energy attractiveness index.

http://direc2010.gov.in/solar.html



Opportunity



Incentives Offered

The Government of India is providing various incentives and duty concessions

for both manufacturers and users of solar products such as:

To help in running of solar projects, the GOI will provide, through IREDA, a

generation-based incentive for solar power of up to INR 12 per kWh for solar photovoltaic power and INR 10 per kWh for solar thermal power that is

fed into the grid, after considering the tariff provided by the SERC or the

utility;

Capital subsidy available in case of semiconductor based units;

Provisions for Accelerated depreciation available for solar manufacturers;

NIL excise duty for manufacturers; Low import tariff for several raw materials and components;

Soft loans to users, intermediaries and manufacturers



Special Incentive Package Scheme (SIPS)

India presents substantial potential for investments in the

solar energy segment, particularly in the manufacture of

solar photo voltaic. The recent Special Incentive

Package Scheme (SIPS) for semi-conductors has

attracted the interest of several players. Under this

programme, the GOI would provide an incentive of 20

percent capital expenditure during the first ten years for

the units in SEZs and 25 percent of the capital

expenditure for other units. Any unit can claim incentivesin the form of capital subsidy or equity participation.



International Companies Participating in

Phase 1

First Solar - Arizona

Suntech Power ± China

Areva ± France

E Solar ± California

Motech Industries (Taiwan) in association with Solar

semiconductors (Hyderabad)



Major Indian Companies

Current PV manufacturing in India includes:

Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd., Banglore plant

Waaree Energies Ltd. Surat, Gujarat, India

Titan Energy Systems Ltd, Hyderabad

SHARP (JAPAN)

BP-Tata joint venture Moser-Baer signed up for a thin film Si plant provided by Applied Materials

Solar Semiconductor Pvt in Hyderabad, AP

GreenBrilliance Pvt. Ltd

ICOMM TELE Limited

KCK Energy Systems

Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd., Jalgaon, Maharashtra

NanoPV Solar India Private Limited, Chennai

PLG Power limited, Sinnar, Nashik

Synergy Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd. Kolkata, India

PV Power Technologies Pvt. Ltd. , Mumbai, INDIA

DA Surya Shakti , Mumbai, INDIA

Sri Power, Hyderabad, India

IKA Solar Labs, Hyderabad, India



Other Major Companies Entering Solar

Market

Reliance Industries

Orient Green Power



Upcoming Solar Power Plants in India

Gujarat Government in MOU with Clinton Foundation is

planning to come up with worlds largest solar power

(5GW) plant in Thar desert (35,000 Sq Meter )

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