MNRE Issues Policy for Draft Technology Development & Innovation (TDIP) for New and Renewable Energy (06-10-2017). Policy Snap Shot with Highlights

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Snap Shot of Draft TDIP Policy by MNRE dt: 06.10.2017
October, 2017

2. DRAFT TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT & INNOVATION POLICY (TDIP)
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Draft TDIP Details
• File No: 223/18/2017-R&D Coord.
• File Link: http://mnre.gov.in/file-
manager/UserFiles/Draft-TDIP_RE.pdf
• Contact Person; Dr. B.S. Negi (Advisor)
MNRE
• Email: negi@nic.in
• Telefax: 24368581
• Date Issued : 06.10.2017
• Date final suggestions : 20.10.2017
• Departments & Committees
1. Department: R&D Coord. And HRD
Division
2. Technology Development Advisory
Committee (TDAC)
3. Expert Committee for Monitoring
the Implementation
4. Centres for Excellence
5. Research Groups for R&D
Promotion
6. TD Coordination Division
Draft technology Development & Innovation Policy (TDIP) for New & Renewable Energy issued by MNRE on 06.10.2017
MINISTRY OF NEW & RENEWABLE ENERGY (MNRE)
• Why the policy: fast technology development in renewable energy in India. Growing concerns
over climate change MNRE has decided to bring out “TDIP” policy.
• Policy Vision:
• To encourage innovative ideas & research in new and renewable energy
• To develop & demonstrate the technology in new & renewable energy
• To strengthen R&D/academic/engineering institutions/organization, industries etc.
• Making MNRE’s national institutions as R&D institutions for global excellence.
• To Create a robust testing, standardization and certification infrastructure
• Policy Mission:
• Carry our RE survey, assessment and mapping
• Technology mapping and benchmarking,
• Research, Development and Demonstration (RD&D) in New and Renewable energy
• Develop hybrid systems for improving new and renewable energy supply
• Appropriate international level quality assurance accreditation
• Set up National capability for accurate and precise measurements of device efficiently.
• Facilitate setting up of R&D infrastructure in PP mode

3. DRAFT TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT & INNOVATION POLICY (TDIP)
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Draft technology Development & Innovation Policy (TDIP) for New & Renewable Energy issued by MNRE on 06.10.2017
MINISTRY OF NEW & RENEWABLE ENERGY (MNRE)
• Road Map for Development Aims
• New & Renewable Energy in Urban Areas
• Energy Recovery from Municipal Waste
• Solar Water Heating - 100% Coverage
• Solar street lights – 100% coverage
• New & Renewable Energy in industry
• Energy Recovery from Industrial Waste
• Solar Water Heating - 100% Coverage
• Cogeneration in – 100% coverage
• Poly-generation systems in industries
• New & Renewable Energy in Rural Areas
• To achieve 100% electrification by 2022
• Augmentation of Cooking, heating,
refrigeration, lighting through Renewable
Energy sources.
• Bio Mass Power (Off-Grid) for all diaries,
goshalas, farming sector, etc.
Implementation
Model
Awards for innovation
Start-Ups/Scale-Up
Study on Policy research
Standing Invitation for Proposals
Submission of Proposals
Evaluation of Proposals
Review and Appraisal
Monitoring Mechanism
Technology/Process Validation of Outcomes
NRE Technology Development Conclave
Budget line for TD Programme (will be under “TDP”)
Funding & Distribution Provision

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Draft technology Development & Innovation Policy (TDIP) for New & Renewable Energy issued by MNRE on 06.10.2017
MINISTRY OF NEW & RENEWABLE ENERGY (MNRE)
• Partners
• Solely or jointly by Research and Development
Institutions; Academic Institutions, Autonomous
Institutions
• Solely or jointly by Developers and Manufacturers
of new and renewable energy technologies
• A consortia of Indian and foreign companies, led
by an Indian company with more than fifty one
percent ownership by Indian citizens including
NRIs.
• Jointly by a consortia of industry and R&D
organizations and institutions
• Union Ministries/ Departments/Agencies / PSUs;
States/ UTs Government departments/ agencies
and institutions funded by Union/ State/ UT
Governments, which have adequate infrastructure
for taking up R&D.
• Start-Ups having adequate infrastructure
Type of institutions/Items Type of projects Allocation (%)
R&D/academic institutions/ Organizations
including Engineering Colleges and
public/private industrial sector
Prototype/process/system/
technology development;
30%
R&D/academic
institutions/Organizations/industries or
consortium sharing 50% of the project cost
Applications of
R&D/demonstration of
technology/systems
30%
NISE,NIWE, NIBE and other Test Centres RD&D, technology validation,
Testing, Standardization,
Certification, training.
20%
Innovation competitions/Policy Research/
Monitoring/Conclave/Meetings.
R&D/academic/social
organizations
5%
Innovative Projects/Start-Ups Scale up for commercialization 10%
International Collaboration Joint R&D with National
Institutions
5%
Funding Distribution Provisions