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India promises to become one of the world's largest photovoltaic solar energy markets. The country has the best solar resources in the world. In November 2009, the Government of India announced The National Solar Mission targeting 20,000 megawatts of cumulative installed solar power by 2020. This Mission includes afeed-in-tariff system. This, combined with remarkable solar irradiation, could lead to a quick boom in the Indian PV market. The purpose of the report is to study the Indian PV market situation and analyze the market potential and forecasts for the coming years.
This report examines the development of, and prospects for, the Indian PV market in the light of the country's high potential for growth and the fact that political and public support are a given. The report discusses the legislative background, the potential of different market segments and market forecasts as well a description and listing of all the key stakeholders in the Indian PV market.
Index
Index 3
1 - Report summary 6
2 - Report introduction 8
2.1 - Scope & goals 8
2.2 – Data sources 8
2.3 - About the authors 8
2.4 - About Solarplaza 8
3 - General Data, Facts, Figures and Policies 10
3.1 Introduction 10
3.2 Prevailing energy and power scenario 11
3.3 Demand/supply gap and per capita consumption 13
3.4 Nuclear power in India 15
3.5 Rural electrification in India 15
3.6 Future goals 17
3.7 Summary 18
4 - Solar PV in India 19
4.1 Irradiation and insolation 19
4.2 History of PV market development 21
4.2.1 Introduction 21
4.2.2 Development of a renewable energy program 21
4.2.3 Renewable and solar energy achievements in India 22
4.2.4 The history of PV industry development in India 23
4.2.5 PV Market development 24
4.2.6 India as a hub for off-grid PV markets 25
4.2.7 Cumulative achievements in solar PV production 26
4.2.8 Photovoltaic Market Transformation Initiative 26
4.2.9 Attractiveness of a PV industry in India 27
4.3 Position in the world market 28
4.3.1 Global position in production 28
4.3.2 Position on market development 29
4.3.3 International cooperation. 30
4.4 Government PV policy, initiatives and incentives 30
4.4.1 Electricity Acts incorporating renewable energy promotion 31
4.4.2 Fiscal incentives 32
4.4.3 Central Financial Assistance (CFA) provided by MNRE for solar PV projects 33
4.4.4 Government of India Semiconductor Policy Notification, 2007 34
4.4.5 Generation-Based Incentives for renewable energy 36
4.4.7 National Solar Mission – 20 GW by 2022 37
4.4.8 Development of Solar Cities 40
4.4.9 Energy Conservation Building Code (ECBC) 40
4.4.10 Demonstration program on tail-end grid-connected solar power plants 40
4.4.11 Approach for 11th plan for decentralized systems 41
4.5 Latest PV market data and developments 41
4.5.1 Solar PV for rural electrification in India 42
4.5.2 Current status of Generation-Based Incentives in India 43
4.5.3 Other potential areas 45
4.6 PV Project financing 46
4.6.1 Subsidies and soft loans 46
4.6.2 Role of IREDA 46
4.6.3 Solar PV manufacturing in India 47
4.6.4 Factors that influence the purchase of PV systems 48
4.6.5 Market potential analysis 48
4.7 Market forecasts 2009-2012 57
4.8 Summary 60
5 – The solar supply chain 63
5.1 Solar PV supply chain structure 63
5.2 Manufacturing industry 65
5.3 Downstream key players 68
5.4 Important associations 69
5.5 Role of electricity regulators and energy utilities 70
5.6 Research institutes and universities 72
5.7 Promotional channels 74
5.8 Summary 75
6 - General conclusions & SWOT analysis 77
6.1 General conclusions 77
6.2 SWOT analysis 78
7 - Appendices 79
A1. Relevant Organizations 79
A1.1 Federal Ministries 79
A1.2 Government Institutions 79
A1.3 National Industry Associations 79
A1.4 Research, Testing and Training Institutions 80
A1.5 Others 80
A2. Directory of PV companies 81
A2.1 Polysilicon Manufacturers 81
A2.2 Cell Manufacturers 81
A2.3 Module Manufacturers 81
A2.4 System Integrators 82
A3. Key downstream players 83
A3.1 State Nodal Agencies 83
A3.2 Union Territories 89
A4. Profiles of Banks, Investors 90
A4.1 Financial Institutions / Banks 90
A4.2 Investors 91
A5. Profiles of Electric Utilities and State Electricity Regulators (SERC'S) 93
A 5.1 State Electricity Boards 93
A 5.2 State Electricity Regulatory Commissions 94
A6. Data sources and References 95
A7. Abbreviations 96
A8. States and Union Territories with peak power shortage and energy shortage 99
A9. States in India with un-electrified villages as on May 2009 101
A10. Rajiv Gandhi Grameenvidyutikaranyojana 102
A11. Solar Radiation data of prominent cities in India 106
A12. Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission 107
A12.1. Introduction 107
A12.2. Importance and relevance of solar energy for India 107
A12.3. Objectives and Targets 108
A12.4. Mission strategy (phase 1 and 2) 108
A12.5. Proposed Roadmap 110
A12.6. Policy and regulatory framework 111
A12.7. Research and Development 113
A12.8. Human Resource Development 115
A12.9. Institutional Arrangements for implementing the Mission 115
A12.10. International Collaboration 116
A12.11. Financing the Mission activities 116
A13. Specifications for Solar Photovoltaic Systems 117
A13.1 Solar Home Lighting Systems (CFL based) 117
A13.2 White LED Based Solar Lantern System 120
A13.3 White LED Based Solar Home Lighting Systems 124
A13.4 Solar Street Lighting System 128
A14. Implementation of the program on " Development of Solar Cities" during 11th Plan period 131
A15. Overview of GBI for Solar Power projects by various State governments 139
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