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PRESENTATION ON SOLAR ENERGY

Shri B.K. Panda,

Principal Scientific Officer & Head,Regional Office, (Eastern Region),

MNRE,GOVT OF INDIA,

BHUBANESWAR



SOLAR POWER

INTRODUCTION:

Grid quality power in environmental friendly manner in

Integrated Combined Cycle Mode.

SPV Applications for individual households.

Power Generation through Solar PhotoVoltaic route or

Solar Concentrating System in grid interactive mode.

Solar power in decentralised stand alone mode.



COUNTRY WIDE ACHIEVEMENT

A) Grid interactive renewable Power:-

Solar Power 2MWB) Off grid/distributed renewable power:-

Solar PV Power Plant &

Street Lights 5MWpC) Decentralized Energy Systems:-

Solar Lantern 7,30,000 nos.

SPV Pumps 7,148 nos. Solar Cookers 6,57,000 nos.

Solar water heating system 2.90 mln sq.m



CURRENT APPLICATIONS

SPV systems used for innovation applications

such as wireless communication in defence.

SPV systems has become a major source for

smaller applications for street lightings,

schools, television, radio, hospitals,agricultural drying, pumping water.

SPV power plants to meet domestic electrical

energy needs in rural areas.



ADVANTAGES

Solar power from SPV system and solar concentrating system is

produced in environmental friendly manner.

Does not generate any waste or pollution.

Meets the energy requirement in domestic sector in decentralized

manner quite efficiently.

Best suited for off grid application in stand alone mode.

India is blessed with abundant solar insulation for about 250 days in

an year.

Potential source for exploitation. Most efficient when operates in integrated mode.



MAJOR INITIATIVES OF MNRE

GOVT. OF INDIA

Solar Photovoltaic Systems for individual

houses. Promotion of Solar Photovoltaic systems in

Urban areas.

Solar Water Pumping System to supportagriculture.

Urban Solar Cities Programs.

Solar Cooker & Solar hot water systems.



Rural Solar Photovoltaic Applications

Solar Home Systems

Solar Lanterns Solar Street Lighting Systems

Stand Alone Power Plants

Grid Interactive Solar Power Plants



Pattern of Central Financial Assistance (MNRE)

SPV SYSTEMS CFA for Other

States/ UT

CFA for NE

Region and

SpecialCategory

States

Service

charge

SPV Home-Lighting Systems 2500(18Wp)

4800(37-74Wp)

4500(18Wp)

8660 (37-

74Wp)

Rs.200

Rs.200

StreetLighting System Rs.9600(74

Wp)

Rs.17300(74

Wp)

2% of CFA

Stand alone power Plant

more than1kWp

Rs.125/kWp Rs.225/Wp Rs.10,000

Stand alone power plant

more than 10kWp with

distribution line

Rs.150/Wp Rs.270/Wp Rs.10,000



SPV SYSTEMS CFA for Other States/ UT CFA for NE Region

and Special

Category States

Service

charge

SPV Traffic Lights up to

100Wp module capacity

SPV Blinkers

Solar power Packs Up to1kWp

Solar Illuminating

Hoardings/Bill boards up

to 1kWp modules

SPV Roof-top systems inUrban areas

From 10kW to 100kW

Rs. 150/Wp for systems with battery bank of 6

hrs/ Rs.115/Wp without battery bank for

organizations not availing decelerated

depreciation

Rs.100/Wp for systems with battery bank of 6hrs

Rs. 75/Wp without battery bank for

organizations availing accelerated depreciation

Rs.75/Wp limited to 30% of the cost of systemsto profit making bodies availing depreciation

benefits.

Rs.100/Wp, limited to 40% of the cost of

systems to non-profit making bodies.



Eligible categories of beneficiaries for central subsidy

SPV System Eligible category of beneficiaries

Solar Home

Systems

All categories of individual beneficiaries & non-profit institutions/

organizations. (except for beneficiaries from remote un-

electrified census villages)no individual would be given more than

one system

Street

lighting

systems

All categories of non-commercial institutions/ organizations, State

Nodal Agencies, Electricity Boards, Panchayats, Zilla Parishads and

DRDAs. (except for beneficiaries from remote un-electrified

census villages and urban municipalities)

SPV Power

Plants/Other

Systems

All categories of non-commercial institutions/ organizations, State

Nodal Agencies, Electricity Boards, Panchayats, Zilla Parishads and

DRDAa. (except for beneficiaries from remote un-electrified

census villages and urban municipalities)



SPV WATER PUMPING SYSTEMS

USES

The SPV pump programme will support deployment of SPV Water pumping

systems for various water lifting applications, specially the community drinking

water supply and agriculture and related uses such as irrigation, horticulture,

animal husbandry, poultry farming, high value crops, silviculture, salt farming etc.

Eligible users:

All categories of users including local bodies, State/Central Govt. agencies,

cooperative societies, corporate bodies, autonomous institutions, researchorganizations, banks, farmer groups, non-governmental organizations and

individuals etc.

Financial assistance:-

MNRE will provide financial assistance to users of the SPV water pumping

systems @ Rs.30 per watt peak of the photovoltaic array used with the waterpumping system subject to a maximum of Rs.50,000/- per system.



SOLAR THERMAL ENERGY

PROGRAMMEThe solar thermal energy programme has the

following components:-

Solar cooker programme.

Energy Efficient Solar/Green Building Program

Solar water heating systems( Solar Geysers)



FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE UNDER

SOLAR THERMAL ENERGY PROGRAMMECFA admissible to industries ,commercial establishments and

institutions

50% of the cost of system, subject to a maximum of Rs. 5000 per

sq. m of dish area for solar concentrating systems, and Rs. 2500

per sq. m. of collector area for FPC based solar air heating

systems/ dryers will be provided to nonprofit makinginstitutions/organizations.

35% of the cost of system, subject to a maximum of Rs. 3500/-per

sq. m of dish area for solar concentrating systems, and Rs. 1750

per sq. m. of collector area for FPC based solar air heatingsystems/ dryers will be provided to commercial/industrial

organizations (profit making and claiming depreciation).



ENERGY EFFICIENT SOLAR/GREEN BUILDING

OBJECTIVE:-

To promote adoption of energy efficientsolar/ green buildings in the country through a

combination of financial and promotionalincentives, and other support measures so asto save a substantial amount of electricity and

other fossil fuels apart from having peak loadsavings in cities and towns and reducegreenhouse gas emission.



ENERGY EFFICIENT SOLAR/GREEN BUILDING

INCENTIVE TO ARCHITECTS/DESIGN CONSULTANTS

Rs.2.50 lakhs for projects up to 5000sq.m built-up

area with minimum 3 star rating.

Rs. 5.0 lakhs for projects > 5000sq.m built-up area

with minimum 4 star rating

CAPITAL SUBSIDY FOR SPV INSTALLATIONS

Support to photovoltaic systems through capital

on SPV systems/devices for Urban areas.



NATIONAL RATING SYSTEM - GRIHA

Taking into account the provisions of the NationalBuilding Code 2005, The Energy Conservation

Building Code 2007 and other IS Codes, local bye-

laws TERI has developed a rating system which:

Operates on a 100 point marking system throughvarious qualitative and quantitative assessment

criteria

A building with 70 to 80 points get 3 star rating

A building with 81-90 points get 4 star rating.



SOLAR WATER HEATING SYSTEMS

(SOLAR GEYSERS)

WHY SOLAR WATER HEATING SYSTEM MAKES

SENSE:-

Economical & Eco friendly

Easy to install

Needs small investment

Return of investment within 3-4 years No electricity/gas requirement



WHY SOLAR WATER HEATING SYSTEM MAKES

SENSE:-

Safe and simple to use

Long life span

Uninterrupted source of water heating

Shock proof

Near zero maintenance

Saves up to 1500 units of electricity in a year



TARGETED AREAS FOR

IMPLEMENTATION

Individual residential and apartment buildings

Restaurants and canteens

Guest houses, lodges, hotels and hostels

Hospitals and nursing homes

Boiler feed water for commercial and industrial

applications

Textile industry

Food processing industry



TARGETED AREAS FOR

IMPLEMENTATION

Process feed water for paint industry,

electroplating, galvanizing industry etc.

involving direct feed to the various process

baths at 70 to 80 C

Bottling plants and distilleries for syrup

making, bottle cleaning etc.

Pharmaceutical, chemical and fertilizerindustries



FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE BY MNRE

(CAPITAL SUBSIDY SCHEME)

Rs.1750 per sq.m of collector area will be

available to registered institutions

Rs. 1400 per sq.m of collector area will be

available to registered commercial

establishments.

(if they do not avail soft loans from Banks/FIs

under the easy finance options interestsubsidy scheme of the Ministry)




(CAPITAL SUBSIDY SCHEME)

Capital subsidy equivalent to upfront interest

subsidy will be available to Builders

&Developers/Development Authorities/ Housing

Boards for adoption of Solar Hot water Systems.

This provision will be available for systems havingcapacity of 2500 lpd or more :

Housing complexes : @ Rs. 1900 /- per sq. m.

Institutional buildings : @ Rs. 1750 /- per sq. m. Commercial buildings : @ Rs. 1400 /- per sq. m.

CONCESSIONAL LOAN PROVISIONS



CONCESSIONAL LOAN PROVISIONS

THROUGH INTEREST SUBSIDY BY

MNREFOR USERS:-

Soft loan @ 2% to domestic users, 3% to

institutional users and 5% to industrial/commercial users from IREDA, Public/private

sector banks, scheduled cooperative banks

etc. Loan up to 85% of the cost of the systems,

repayable over a period of 5 years.




SUPPORT TO MUNCIPALITIES/ MUNCIPALCORPORATIONS & State Utilities

One time grant @ Rs. 5 lakhs for muncipalities andRs. 10 lakhs for municipal corporations to adopt

and notify the modification of building bye-lawsmaking installation of Solar Water Heating Systems(Solar Geysers) mandatory in some categories of buildings.

Grant of upto Rs.10 lakhs to State ElectricityBoards/Utilities announcing rebate in electricitytariff to the users of solar water heating systems intheir monthly electricity bills



Name of some of the banks:-

Canara bank

Bank of Maharashtra Union Bank of India

Syndicate Bank

Andhra Bank

Vijaya Bank

Dena Bank

IREDA

Punjab National Bank

Punjab & Sind Bank

Bank of India

Ratnagar Bank Ltd.

Nagarjuna Credits & Capital Ltd. Shikshak Sahkari Bank Ltd.

Kalyan Janta Sahkari Bank

The United Western Bank Ltd.

Nagpur Nagrik Sahkari Bank Ltd.

Bhonsale Leasing Finance Ltd.



SOLAR CITIES

The objectives of the programme are:-

To enable/empower Urban Local Govts. to address energy

challenges at city level.

To provide a framework and support to prepare a Master Plan

including assessment of current energy situation, future demand

and action plans.

To build capacity in the Urban Local Bodies and create awareness

among all sections of civil society.

To involve various stakeholders in the planning process.

To oversee the implementation of sustainable energy options

through public-private partnerships.



Criteria for selection of cities:-

City Population, regional setting and prominence in region.

Political and administrative commitment towards adoption of sustainable

energies (Resolution to be passed by the City Council/Administration for

Potential for adoption of energy conservation and renewable energy in thecity activities

Regulatory measures taken on adoption of energy conservation measures

including promotion of energy efficient solar buildings and deployment of renewable energy technologies.

Initiatives already taken by City Council/Administration/ PrivateDevelopers/Industry/ General Public in promoting energy conservation andrenewable energy.

working with all stakeholders.

Willingness to provide resources and sustenance of activities initiated underthe program.



FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEA. Up to Rs. 50 lakh per city/town as given below depending upon

population and initiatives decided to be taken by the City

council/administration:-

Up to Rs.10 lakhs for preparation of a master plan within a year.

Up to Rs. 10 lakhs for oversight of implementation during fiveyears.

Up to Rs. 10 lakhs for setting up of Solar Cell and its functioning

for a period of five years.

Remaining amount of Rs. 20 lakhs to be utilized in five years for

other promotional activities.

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