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Talk on Solar Photovoltaics (PV)Talk on Solar Photovoltaics (PV)
Sachin Shah
Vice President
Electrotherm Immodo Renewables Ltd.
What is PV?What is PV?
PV (Photovoltaic) is a method of generating electrical power byPV (Photovoltaic) is a method of generating electrical power by
converting solar radiation into direct current electricity using
semiconductors which exhibit photoelectric effect.semiconductors which exhibit photoelectric effect.
PV ApplicationsPV Applications
• Energy source for space applications like satellites• Energy source for space applications like satellites.
• Portable power applications like calculators, watches etc.
• Building Integrated PV (BIPV)• Building Integrated PV (BIPV)
• Rural applications for powering light loads, for pumping water etc.
• Miscellaneous applications like solar street lights, solar lanterns etc.Miscellaneous applications like solar street lights, solar lanterns etc.
PV ApplicationsPV Applications
• Rooftop systems (kWp scale) for decentralized power generation• Rooftop systems (kWp scale) for decentralized power generation.
• Utility‐scale (MWp grade) power plants for centralized power
generation.generation.
Advantages of PVAdvantages of PV
• PV utilizes solar energy which is a locally available and perennial• PV utilizes solar energy, which is a locally available and perennial
source of energy.
• Decentralized power generation (in case of rooftop systems) ; lower• Decentralized power generation (in case of rooftop systems) ; lower
exposure of generated energy to line T&D losses.
• PV systems are available from small‐sized kWp systems to utility‐scalePV systems are available from small sized kWp systems to utility scale
MWp sized plants.
• Clean and silent source of energy; environment‐friendly.gy; y
• Converts energy directly from the primary source of all energy‐Sun.
• PV systems are modular; existing system may be augmented in future.y ; g y y g
• Minimal operation and maintenance costs.
Challenges for PVChallenges for PV
• Relatively higher Capex cost; especially for rooftop systems which• Relatively higher Capex cost; especially for rooftop systems which
involve batteries.
• PV produces DC power while the grid operates with AC power; hence• PV produces DC power while the grid operates with AC power; hence
converters are required to change power waveform which increases
plant capex.plant capex.
• Land intensive; 5‐7 acres may be required for installation of 1 MWp
system.y
• Solar energy is a variable resource; hence there is inherent difficulty in
forecasting energy production.g gy p
Typical PV Power SchemeTypical PV Power Scheme
PVM d l String L V lt St Medium Substation
& PV Module Array
gJunction Box
Inverter Low Voltage Panel
Step‐up Transformer Voltage
PanelSwitchyard with Power Transformer
Grid
PV System Components & RolesPV System Components & Roles
Component Role
PV Modules Convert solar energy to DC electrical energy
Mounting System Hold PV modules in place
DC Cables Transmission of DC power from module strings to junctionDC Cables Transmission of DC power from module strings to junction boxes
Junction Boxes Paralleling of DC strings
Inverter DC to AC conversion of electrical powerInverter DC to AC conversion of electrical power
LV Panel Protection of inverter, transformer etc.
LV Step‐up Transformer Step‐up power to 11 kV level
AC Cables Transmission of AC power to grid‐interconnection facility
Energy Meter Measurement of net injected energy to grid
Grid‐Interconnection System Interconnection of plant with grid; electrical protectiony p g p
PV Technology OptionsPV Technology Options
Component Summaryp y
PV Modules
Crystalline
PolycrystallinePV Modules y y
Monocrysalline
Thin‐film
Amorphous Silicon (A‐Si)
Cadmium Telluride (CdTe)
Others
Mounting System
Others
InverterInverter
PV Technology OptionsPV Technology Options
Component Summaryp y
PV Modules
Crystalline
Polycrystalline (pC‐Si)PV Modules y y (p )
•52.9 % global market share
•Source: multifaceted Si crystals
L ffi i t th C Si•Less efficient than mC‐Si
•Less expensive than mC‐Si
Monocrystalline (mC‐Si)
Mounting System
•33.2 % global market share
•Source: Single, high purity Silicon crystal
•Complex manufacturing processI t Complex manufacturing process
•Most efficient technology in market
•Most expensive technology in market
Inverter
PV Technology OptionsPV Technology Options
Component Summaryp y
PV Modules
Thin‐film
Amorphous Silicon (A‐Si)PV Modules p ( )
•5 % global market share
•Process: Thin layers of Si is placed on glass
L f t i t•Low manufacturing cost
•Better performance than C‐Si in hot weather
Cadmium Telluride (CdTe)
Mounting System
•5.3 % global market share
•Low manufacturing cost
•Better performance than C‐Si in hot weatherInverter Better performance than C Si in hot weather
•Cadmium‐hazardous substance
Inverter
PV Technology OptionsPV Technology Options
Component Summaryp y
PV Modules
Fixed‐tilt System
Seasonal‐tilt SystemPV Modules y
Tracking System
Single‐axis
Dual‐axisMounting System
InverterInverter
PV Technology OptionsPV Technology Options
Component Summaryp y
PV Modules
Fixed‐tilt System
•Module orientation is fixedPV Modules•Material: MS GI is commonly used
•Most common mounting system
•Lowest land requirement per MWp•Lowest land requirement per MWp
Seasonal‐tilt System
•Module orientation can be varied seasonally
Mounting System
according to altitude of sun
•Material: MS GI, Aluminum is commonly used
•More expensive than fixed‐tiltInverter p
•More land requirement per MWp than fixed‐tiltInverter
PV Technology OptionsPV Technology Options
Component Summaryp y
PV Modules
Tracking System
Single‐axisPV Modules g
•Tracks daily motion of sun (east‐west)
(Azimuth tracking)
N tilt (El ti ) i ti•No tilt (Elevation) variation
•More energy yield (>20%) than fixed‐tilt
•More land requirement per MWp
Mounting System
•More expensive than fixed and seasonal systems
InverterInverter
PV Technology OptionsPV Technology Options
Component Summaryp y
PV Modules
Tracking System
Dual‐axisPV Modules•Tracks daily motion of sun (east‐west)
(Azimuth tracking) and also tilt (Elevation)
i ti hi h h llvariation which changes seasonally
•More energy yield than single‐axis tracker
•More land requirement per MWp than
Mounting System
single‐axis
•Relevance of dual‐axis tracker diminishes
as we move towards equator and vice‐Inverter q
versa
Inverter
PV Technology OptionsPV Technology Options
Component Summaryp y
PV Modules
Central Inverter
String InverterPV Modules g
Mounting System
InverterInverter
PV Technology OptionsPV Technology Options
Component Summaryp y
PV Modules
Central Inverter
•Large power rating (30 kW to 1.5 MW)PV Modules•Higher efficiency than string inverter
•Requires enclosure (room/container)
•Requires DC junction boxes for DC paralleling•Requires DC junction boxes for DC paralleling
•Less cost per Wp than string inverter
•Easier operation and maintenance for largeMounting System
scale PV plants
InverterInverter
PV Technology OptionsPV Technology Options
Component Summaryp y
PV Modules
String Inverter
•Small power rating (1 kW to 15 kW)PV Modules•Better MPP tracking than central inverter
•No dedicated enclosure required
•Reduces DC cabling•Reduces DC cabling
•Used widely for small kWp size systemsMounting System
InverterInverter
PV Value ChainPV Value Chain
• The global PV value chain is made up of the following major• The global PV value chain is made up of the following major
members:
• DevelopersDevelopers
• System integrators
• PV module manufacturers
• Inverter manufacturers
• Manufacturers of balance of system (BoS) components
C lt t• Consultants
• Media (Electronic, Print, Exhibitions etc.)
Recent PV Industry TrendsRecent PV Industry Trends
• Feed‐in tariffs slashed in major European PV markets like Germany• Feed‐in tariffs slashed in major European PV markets like Germany,
Spain.
• South east Asian countries like China Taiwan have taken the lead in• South‐east Asian countries like China, Taiwan have taken the lead in
setting up large‐scale (GWs) production units of PV modules.
• Germany still remains world leader as PV technology supplier• Germany still remains world leader as PV technology supplier.
• Major policy thrusts for utility‐scale PV projects in India; e.g.
G j t S l P li d N ti l S l Mi i I ti ffGujarat Solar Policy and National Solar Mission. Incentives on offer
also for rooftop systems.
AboutElectrotherm Immodo Renewables Ltd.
A JV between Electrotherm (India)A JV between Electrotherm (India) Ltd. and Immodo Solar S.A., Spain.
Services Offered by E.I.R.LServices Offered by E.I.R.L
1. Turnkey EPC for Grid‐connect utility‐scale photovoltaic based solar power plants and Off‐grid photovoltaic systems
Site survey– Site survey
– Energy estimation
– Feasibility study
– Engineering and design
– Procurement
I t ll ti d i i i– Installation and commissioning
– Support for liaison for clearances and permits
– Other value‐added services
Services Offered by E.I.R.LServices Offered by E.I.R.L
2. Long‐term O&M, which includes:‐
– Monitoring and control of complete plant
– Total maintenance based on preventive systems
S– Spares management
– Other value‐added services
3. Financial services to client
Project ReferencesProject References
2008 20092010*
2005 2006 2007
2008
0,5 MWp
2 MWp
8 MWp8 MWp
40 MWp
(*) 2010 Provisional information
Total PV power installed up to 30th
49 MWp
69 MWp
(*) 2010 Provisional information
of July, 2010.
Project ReferencesProject References
INSTALLATION NAMEPOWER (kWn)
PEAK POWER (kWp)
SOLAR MODULES FIXED OR TRACKING INVERTERS
CASAS DE HARO ESPERANZA 149,00 188,36 SHOTT SOLAR (283Wp) ESAUME ROTATIVE AXIS INGECON SUN 3.3POZOAMARGO 1 160 00 1 400 29 IBC 225 Wp ST 220 REC220 ERCAM eléctrico FRONIUS IG 30 40 60 Y 500POZOAMARGO 1.160,00 1.400,29 IBC 225 Wp, ST 220, REC220 ERCAM eléctrico FRONIUS IG 30, 40, 60 Y 500CASA CARACOLES 499,00 595,66 REC 220W, SMC210 ERCAM eléctrico INGETEAM 3,3KW and 80KWEDUARDO 998,00 1.186,29 REC 220W ERCAM hidráulico FRONIUS 3,3CASAS 1.584,00 1.927,20 LUXOR 175Wp ERCAM hidraulicos OMROM 3,3kw monofasicos
LA HERRERA 2.498,00 3.127,95 TRINA 175Wp ERCAM & Fixed OMRON 3,3KW
PRADEJON 2.900,00 3.497,40 TRINA 175Wp ERCAM SMA 5000A, 2
HUEDO 990 00 1 237 53 ST SOLAR 220W TITAN 220W POLAR SUN SMA 5000A 2HUEDO 990,00 1.237,53 ST SOLAR 220Wp, TITAN 220Wp POLAR SUN SMA 5000A, 2
SARA 1.010,00 1.247,77 TITAN 220Wp POLAR SUN SMA 5000A, 2
GARCIA 1.000,00 1.207,36 TITAN 220WP ERCAM SMC5000ABALAZOTE 996,00 1.201,06 REC 220W SALIX SOLAR SALIX 8300 TOPAS 350,00 419,30 REC 220W SALIX SOLAR SALIX 8300
CARBAJOSA LA SAGRADA 2.000,00 2.388,00 SILIKEN ERCAM SOLARMAX 100C 100KWCARBAJOSA LA SAGRADA 2.000,00 2.388,00 SILIKEN ERCAM SOLARMAX 100C 100KW
LAS TIESAS O CASA CAPITAN 2.000,00 2.558,65 260Wp. SUNTECH, SOLARFUNK 175W, NIMBO SOLAR 175W GINERER Y ERCAM SMC 5000ª
CAMPOLLANO 5.000,00 6.031,55 TITAN 220W FIXED SMA8000TL 8KW y SMC5000
CALZADILLA - EL CARRASCAL 554,40 665,28 TITAN 220W, 210, 230 ERCAM hidraulicos INGETEAM 3,3KW, monofasicos
ARÉVALO 1.890,00 2.369,97 SUNTECH 260W GIRENER SMA5000A
OLMEDA DE LA CUESTA 6 000 00 6 874 56 REC 220W FIXED SMA 8000TL 8KW (40 96)OLMEDA DE LA CUESTA 6.000,00 6.874,56 REC 220W FIXED SMA 8000TL, 8KWn(40x96)TORREMOCHA 255,00 304,74 REC 220W GIRENER DANFOS 10KWMANJARRES 1.728,00 2.029,61 SILIKEN ERCAM SMC 5000A & FRONIUS IG 31SANTO DOMINGO 1.886,00 2.173,89 SILIKEN ERCAM SMC 5000A, SB 3000, SB 3800CUESTA BLANCA 3.000,00 3.648,15 TRINA 225-230 Wp FIXED SOLARMAX 100C 100KWCAÑAMERO 5.500,00 6.177,00 GADIR CADMOS 80Wp FIXED SOLARMAX 100C 100KWZAMORA 9.900,00 11.979,00 TRINA SOLAR ERCAM & Fixed SOLARMAX 100C 100KW, ,
CUBIERTAS 4.325,00 5.033,11 TRINA SOLAR, REC, SUNTECH, SOLAR FUN, LUXOR, NINGBO FIXED SMA, SOLARMAX, INGETEAM
TOTAL: 58.172,40 69.469,68
Project ReferencesProject References
6 MWp, Thin‐film with Fixed‐tilt System
Project ReferencesProject References
4 MWp, Polycrystalline with 2‐Axis Tracker
Project ReferencesProject References
3 MWp, Polycrystalline with 2‐Axis Tracker
Project ReferencesProject References
7 MWp, Polycrystalline with Fixed‐tilt System
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