India solar finance webinar 2015
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Financing India's Solar Revolution: Opportunities and Challenges at 8.30PM Wed, Jun 17, 2015 The Webinar is hosted by SolarPlaza and the speakers are Jasmeet Khurana (BRIDGE TO INDIA) and Satya Kumar (Shri Shakti Alternative Energy Ltd). The webinar is a precursor to the Solar Trade Mission to India that SolarPlaza is arranging from Oct 5th to 9th, 2015. Satya Kumar's presentation is centered around two big questions? 1) Can India achieve the target of adding 100,000MW Solar Power by 2022 ? 2) Can the Hon'ble Minister Piyush Goyal deliver when he says "I want to kill 10 birds with one stone" ? If you wish to see the webinar recording go to http://www.solarfinancetourindia.com/webinar
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- 1. Financing India’s Solar Revolution: Opportunities and Challenges DV Satya Kumar MD, Shri Shakti Alternative Energy Ltd Webinar Hosted by SolarPlaza 17th June, 2015
- 2. The Big Questions “India will develop 100GW of solar by 2022!” Can India do it? “I want to kill 10 birds with one stone!” Can Piyush Goyal do it?
- 3. Think Solar, Think Germany World’s top solar PV capacity of 38 GW (2014), starting with 2MW in 1990. Germany’s goal is to produce 35% of electricity from renewable sources by 2020 and 100% by 2050.
- 4. Global Solar PV Capacities in 2015 Data: IEA-PVPS Snapshot of Global PV Report, March 2015
- 5. How to beat the Leader?
- 6. Imagination is more important Imagination is more important than knowledge, because knowledge is limited …
- 7. Germany Vs India Area – Germany 357,168 km2 - Rajasthan 342,239 km2 Average Annual Solar Radiation – Germany 1200 KWh/SqM- Rajasthan 2000 KWh/SqM
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- 9. IEA’s Roadmap for Solar PV • The 210 GW of cumulative capacity expected by 2020 is being achieved five years earlier • Capacity expected for 2020 has been revised to 420GW, ie double of what was foreseen in the 2010 roadmap. • IEA, in 2014, has forecasted 142GW by 2030 and 575GW by 2050 for India (Hi Ren scenario) • India’s new target of 100GW under JNNSM can be seen against this background
- 10. Cumulative Growth of PV Capacity
- 11. Maximum Growth in PV post 2008 financial crisis
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- 16. State Wise Solar Potential in India
- 17. India Solar Pipeline 2015 > 10,000MW
- 18. Developing & Financing Solar Projects in India Project Cost per MW, PLFs , D/E Ratios, Interest Costs and Tariffs
- 19. PPA Tariffs (levelized) in Andhra Pradesh
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- 22. Target 100GW - Steps taken by MNRE • NTPC takes on 25GW target • SECI is developing 25GW Solar Parks • Cess duty on Coal doubled, adds to the National Clean Energy Fund • RPO being increased from 3% to 10% by 2022 • Make in India launched – TrinaSolar, SunEdison, JA Solar confirmed • Investing in RE is reckoned as CSR • Green Bonds,Tax free bonds, $ denominated PPAs and other measures to lower interest costs
- 23. So, Mr Piyush Goyal may be able to kill 10 birds with one stone? The one stone being the target of 100GW Solar by 2022!
- 24. Not convinced? Imagine .. • If the Government cuts ime consumed for competitive bidding through direct PPAs at FiT (price discovery) • The agricultural water pumping market in India is more than 100,000MW of connected load. • Solar charging for Electric Vehicles (EVs), with Rooftop Solar FiTs, is cheaper than gas/petrol/diesel by nearly 80%. • A Study done by our Company in Rajasthan, reveals a potential of 20,000MW of Solar to displace just 5% of the gas / petrol used for cars and two wheelers!
- 25. Thank You D V Satya Kumar +91 98491 29629 dvsk@ssael.co.in