MNRE RE Government vernment of India dia Ministry istry of New ew and d Re Renewable ewable Energy ergy
022 Roa oad d Ma Map p fo for Sol olar ar Pow ower r by 2022 MNRE RE 1,00,000 MW Till year 2022 20,000 MW 20,000 MW 40,000 MW 20,000 MW Unemployed States/Private/ Solar Rooftop Solar Park Graduate Others
MNRE RE Solar systems installed on rooftops of residential, commercial, institutional & industrial buildings : premises. Electri trici city ty ge generat erated ed could d be -fed ed into the e gr grid d at reg egul ulate ated d fee eed-in in tariffs ffs or -used sed for self consump sumpti tion on wi with net-mete etering ring approac proach h
MNRE RE Savings gs in transmiss ission ion and distri ributio bution n losses Low gestat ation ion time No require remen ment t of a f addition ional al land Improve vemen ent t of t f tail-end nd grid voltage ges s and reduction tion in system conge gesti stion on with higher self- consump umpti tion on of f solar electri rici city ty Local emp mploym yment nt generati ation on Redu educt ction ion of of po powe wer bill ill by by supp upplying lying surp urplus lus electrici icity ty to to local electric icity ity suppli lier er Ba Batte ttery ry eli limina ination tion mak akes ea easy sy ins insta tall llation ation and and reduced ed cost of of system em
MNRE RE In India dia mar arket ket potential ential for rooftop ftop SPV is 12 124 4 GW. GW 352 210 124 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 Technical Potential Economic Potential Market Potential
Methodology Identif ntificatio ication/ n/ Roof f space ce GIS Potent ential ial Categori egorizatio tion mapping ing estimat imation ion • Sample size • Deriving average • Identification of usable roof area Ministries, • Roof space departments & mapping • Determining facilities rooftop solar potential • Categorization of structures for roof space mapping Assumptions: a) 40% of the identified roof space is usable for rooftop solar installation – shading, non- uniform north-facing tilt of roof, etc.; b) Roof has sufficient structural load-bearing capacity to support solar system; c) Sufficient capacity is available at distribution transformer level; d) Estimates based on roof-space image mapping from Google Earth.
MW MW Ministry ry Ministry ry Poten ential tial Poten entia tial Ministry of Agriculture 12 Ministry of Food Processing 22 Industries Ministry of Chemicals and 401 Fertilizers Ministry of Health and Family 45 Welfare Ministry of Civil Aviation 620 Ministry of Heavy Industries 271 Ministry of Coal 53 and Public Enterprises Ministry of Commerce and Ministry of Housing and 2 2 Industry Urban Poverty Alleviation Ministry of Consumer Affairs, 2314 Ministry of Human Resource Food and Public Distribution 497 Development Ministry of Culture 2 Ministry of Micro, Small and 4 Medium Enterprises Ministry of Defence 281
Ministry ry MW Potent ential Ministry of Petroleum and 1009 Natural Gas Ministry of Railways 1369 Ministry of Road Transport 0.4 and Highways Ministry of Shipping 51 Ministry of Steel 224 TOTAL Ministry of Textiles 5 7196.4 MW Ministry of Tourism 6 Ministry of Youth Affairs 6 and Sports
Pr Present sent St Status s in in India ia 36 360. 0.81 81 M MW of Solar r Ro Rooftop top Proje jects cts sanctioned ctioned MNRE RE by MNRE RE and 54 54.18 187 7 MW co commi mmissioned sioned Installed by Installed by Total installed Sector SECI (MW) States (MW) (MW) Commercial 10.90 17.22 28.91 Government 3.04 4.893 7.253 Hospital 1.6 0.47 2.07 Institutional (Schools, Collages) 2.19 5.131 8.346 Religious institution 0.62 7.52 7.64 Residential 0 0.298 0.298 Total 18.35 35.532 54.187
MNRE RE 13 States have come out with Solar Policy supporting grid connected rooftop systems : Andhra Pradesh Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Kerala, Manipur, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand and West Bengal. SERCs of 19 States/UTs have notified regulations for net metering/feed-in-tariff mechanism :- Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Haryana, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Uttarakhand and West Bengal, Andaman & Nicobar, Chandigarh, Dadra & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Lakshadweep, Pondicherry, Goa, UP, Rajasthan and Odisha. Remaining States are requested being pursued to come out with their policies/regulations.
Following remaining States should notify regulations and policy for grid connected rooftop systems :- Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Gujarat, Jharkhand, Telangana, Assam, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Punjab, Sikkim, Tripura
Department of Financial Services has advised all Public Sector Banks to provide loans for grid connected rooftop solar systems as home loan/ home improvement loan. So far, nine PSBs namely Bank of India, Syndicate Bank, State Bank of India, Dena Bank , Central Bank of India, Punjab National Bank, Allahabad Bank, Indian Bank and Indian Overseas Bank have given instructions to their branches. However, it is yet to be made effective at field level as no branches of these banks are providing such loans. Department of Financial Services may issue appropriate instructions to make it more effective.
Reserve Bank of India on April 2014 has included renewable energy projects under Priority Sector Lending for which bank loans up to a limit of Rs. 15 crore to borrowers will be available for renewable energy projects including grid connected solar rooftop and ground mounted systems. For individual households, the loan limit is Rs. 10 lakh per borrower. This is yet to be mad effective at field level.
The following benefits are available in commercial & industrial categories:- Cust stom om Duty ty Conces essi sions ons Excise se Duty y Exem empti ptions ons Accelerat erated ed Depreci preciation ation Fiscal al and d other er concessions essions from State te Governme vernments nts 15% CFA is ava vailabl able e for resid sidenti ential, al, insti tituti tutional onal and d social al secto tors rs
(2). Proc ocedu dure re for Applicatio cation n and (1). Availabl ble e Capacity at D Distri tribu buti tion on Registration istration (by DISCOM OMs) s) Transfo sformer er (i) Feasib asibil ility ity Analysis ysis For Connecting Renewable Energy fee of Rs. 500/-, within 30 days System for Net Metering by the ii) Registrat istration ion Distribution Licensee shall not be less Consumer To apply in 30 days with than 20% (Twenty percent) of the rated charges 1000 to 15000 iii) Conne nection tion Agree eeme ment nt capacity of respective distribution To be executed within 30 days from the transformer. date of registration between DISCOM and Consumer, (3) I Interco erconn nnec ectivity tivity, , Standards ds and (4) ) Mete teri ring ng Arran ange geme ment nt and Standa dards ds Safety ty Cost of the Net Meter, which is capable of recording both import and export of shall be governed by the Central electricity to be borne by the consumer. Electricity Authority (Measures relating to Safety and Electric Supply), Regulations, 2010, as amended from Meters shall be Meter Reading time to time. instrument (MRI) compliant or AMR (Automatic Meter Reading) or AMI (Advanced Metering Infrastructure) compliant for recording meter readings.
(5) P Procedu edure e of billing g & a accounti ting (b) T Time of Day T Tariff f Consumer ers (a) N Non Time of Day Tariff f Consumer ers: s: The electricity consumption in any time block (e.g., peak hours, off-peak hours, etc.) shall surplus units injected by the be first compensated with the electricity consumer shall be carried forward to generation in the similar time blocks in the same billing cycle. the next billing period as energy credit and shown as energy exported If the consumer is injecting energy in the by the consumer for adjustment peak hours or in a time block when against the energy consumed in Distribution Licensee is having more demand subsequent billing periods within the than the available energy, Distribution Licensee with the approval of the Commission settlement period. may propose incentives to such consumers (6) T Tariff f at t the end of financial year (7) T Theft ft and Tempering g of Meter er(s) (s) for surplus s energ rgy As per Electricity Act 2003 The Consumer shall be paid for net (8) D Dispute te Resoluti tion : by DERC energy credits which remain unadjusted at the end of the financial (9)Violatio tion of guidel elines es : Penalty as year at the rate of Average Power decided by DERC Purchase Cost (APPC) (10) Powers rs to amend : DERC
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