Solar rooftop systems information of the upcoming years

1. GRID CONNECTED PV ROOFTOP
PROGRAMME
CONCLAVE FOR CHANNEL PARTNERS
09.11.2016
Government of India
Ministry of New and Renewable Energy
MNRE

2. GRID CONNECTED ROOFTOP AND SMALL SOLAR
POWER PLANTS PROGRAMME
 Target till 2019-20 : 4200 MW.
 Budgetary allocation : Rs. 5000 Crore.
 Central Financial Assistance of 30% is provided for general
category and 70% for special category States, NE States and
Islands.
 No Central Financial Assistance is provided for establishments
under commercial and industrial sector.
 Incentives is provided for Government Sectors/PSUs.
 Phase-II of Programme has ben initiated
Achievement vis-a-vis
Target Allocation
Incentives for General
Category States/UTs
Incentives for Special
Category States/UTs
80% and above Rs.18,750/- per kW Rs.45,000/- per kW
Below 80% and upto 50% Rs.11,250/- per kW Rs.27,000/- per kW
Below 50% Rs.7,500/- per kW Rs.18,000/- per kW

3. PRESENT STATUS: POLICIES AND REGULATIONS
 17 States have come out with Solar Policy supporting
grid connected rooftop systems
 SERCs of 31 States/UTs have notified regulations for
net- metering/gross-metering
 States/UTs where regulations for net- metering/gross-
metering are yet to be notified:
 Arunachal Pradesh
 Telangana
 Manipur
 Mizoram
 Nagaland

4. FISCAL INCENTIVES FOR SOLAR ROOFTOP
SYSTEMS
 Accelerated depreciation
 80%(of Project Cost) for 1st year
 10% for 2nd year
 10% for 3rd year
 Concessional custom duty
 Excise duty exemptions
 Income tax holiday for 10 years for plants set up by
2020
 Under Priority Sector Lending, loans are available upto
Rs. 10 lakhs for individuals & upto Rs. 15 crore for
renewable energy projects
 Bank loans as a part of home loan/ home improvement
loan for solar rooftop systems
 Loans available for system aggregators from IREDA,
SBI and ADB at concessional interest rate

5. INSTALLATION OF ROOFTOP SOLAR ON
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
 Identification of rooftop & vacant areas in Govt / PSU
buildings
 Data of about 55 Ministries indicates RTS potential of
5900 MW
 8 meetings held in the Cabinet Secretariat with
Departments
 Commitment certificates obtained from Ministries
 Expert PSUs empanelled
 Project management consultancy charges (3%) : by
MNRE
 PSUs have created Solar Cells + site assessments
 Bidding process for RESCO & CAPEX being started

6. EMPANELED EXPERT PSU
 Solar Energy Corporation of
India
 Central Electronics Ltd
 India SME Technology
Services Limited
 PEC Limited
 Rajasthan Electronics &
Instruments Limited
 Bharat Heavy Electrical Ltd.
 Bharat Electronics Ltd.
 Punjab Communication
Limited
 REMCL
 C-DIT
 KELTRON
 RITES Limited
 Shreetron India Limited
 Gujarat Industries Power
Company Limited
 UP Industrial Co-operative
Limited
 NTPC Vidyut Vapar Nigam
Limited

7. 400 kWp Plant : Chinnasawamy Stadium

8. Sr.no. States Target Total (MWp)
by Year 2022
Approval/Sanctio
n ( MWp)
Installation(Including
Installation by
SECI)(MWp)
1 Andhra Pradesh 2000 39.5 13.425
2 Bihar 1000 0.910
3 Chhattisgarh 700 11.2 23.406
4 Delhi 1100 92 35.934
5 Gujarat 3200 61.75 49.025
6 Haryana 1600 75 37.469
7 Himachal Pradesh 320 10 0.331
8 Jammu & Kashmir 450 7 1.000
9 Jharkhand 800 55 0.863
10 Karnataka 2300 10.935 38.188
11 Kerala 800 15 3.830
12 Madhya Pradesh 2200 115 4.473
13 Maharashtra 4700 100 51.215
14 Odisha 1000 4 1.581
15 Punjab 2000 25 44.543
16 Rajasthan 2300 31 19.076
17 Tamil Nadu 3500 312 83.617
18 Telangana 2000 74 18.852
19 Uttarakhand 350 51 8.097
20 Uttar Pradesh 4300 7 24.258
STATE WISE TARGET, SANCTIONS & ACHIEVEMENTS

9. STATE WISE TARGET, SANCTIONS & ACHIEVEMENTS
(CONTD…)
Sr.no. States Target Total (MWp)
by Year 2022
Approval/Sanctio
n ( MWp)
Installation(Including
Installation by
SECI)(MWp)
21 West Bengal 2100 7 12.017
22 Arunachal Pradesh 50 0 0.000
23 Assam 250 14 1.179
24 Manipur 50 8.4 0.009
25 Meghalaya 50 0 0.011
26 Mizoram 50 0 0.100
27 Nagaland 50 0 0.504
28 Sikkim 50 0 0.010
29 Tripura 50 0 0.015
30 Chandigarh 100 30.5 11.161
31 Goa 150 2 0.052
32 Dadra and Nagar Haveli
300
0 0.595
33 Daman & Diu 0 0.000
34 Puducherry 100 0.02 0.000
35
Andaman & Nicobar
Islands 30 1
0.300
36 Laskhadweep 1 0.000
A Total 40000 1160.305 486.047
Solar Energy
Corporation of India* 899.6
-
B Ministry of Railways 502.5 3.700
C
PSUs/Govt.
Departments 482
11.370
Total 3044.405 501.117

10. STANDARDISATION OF RTS DOCUMENTS
 Model bidding documents were developed for both
CAPEX and RESCO modes
 Draft of following documents have been prepared
and vetted by Ministries of Law and Finance
o Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for execution between
Organisation/ULB/Ministry/Departments and PSU’s
o Engineering, Procurement and Construction Agreement for
CAPEX /Ownership mode
o Power Purchase Agreement for RESCO /PPA mode RTS
 On the basis of the standardized documents, SECI’s
1000MW tender will be floated

11. CHANNEL PARTNER EMPANELMENT STATUS
Category of Channel Partner No. of empanelled
Agency
MNRE A Rating 147
MNRE B Rating 188
MNRE C Rating 147
MNRE D Rating/Channel Partner (New
Entrepreneur)
515
Total Empanelled Channel Partner 997

12. EXPECTED ROLE OF CHANNEL PARTNER
 Promote RTS in Residential, Institutional &
Industrial Sectors
 Develop sales & service network
 Develop innovative business models
 Provide user training for end user customers
 Prepare manuals & other advertising materials
 Help create environment for subsidy free eco-
system for RTS

13. 150 KWP SOLAR ROOFTOP ON A CURVED ROOF IN A
METRO STATION IN FARIDABAD

14. PROPOSED ROOFTOP SOLAR INCENTIVE
SCHEME FOR DISCOMS
 To bring DisComs in the forefront for RTS implementation
 Providing them performance enabling financial support
 Providing support of Rs. 500 cr to DISCOMs for supporting
capacity of 1350 MWp by 2019-20.
 Maximum financial assistance provided: Rs. 37.5 lakh per
installed MW of RTS.
 To support the DisComs to
 develop RTS cell
 assess up gradation and modernization requirements of their
distribution network
 facilitate demand aggregation
 develop consumer awareness
 develop enabling forms/ processes,
 Enable meter/ equipment procurement
 capacity development etc.

15. PROPOSED RTS SCHEME FOR ULBS
 To focus on upcoming building so as to have RTS
installation.
 To enable RTS development from planning stage,
Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD) has
recently amended Model Building Bye-laws for
including RTS plants for major building projects
 ULBs to play pivotal role in accelerating the RTS by
means of implementation of building bye-laws,
building approvals, etc.
 MNRE proposes an incentive and award scheme
for ULBs through this scheme.

16. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
 DG S&D Process Initiated
 Rate Contracts for Panels, Inverters,
etc
 Mobile App developed for Locating
Surya Mitras
 Mobile App has been developed by NIC
to give complete details required for
RTS installation.
 Geo-Tagging of Projects with ISRO
 SPIN portal is available on
solarrooftop.gov.in
 For empanelment applications
 To enter customer interest
 To enter Project Proposals
 To enter PCRs of executed projects
etc.

17. LIST OF TEST CENTRES FOR SOLAR
EQUIPMENTS
 Central Power Research Institute (CPRI)
 National Test House(NTH)
 Electronics Test and Development Centre(ETDC)
 The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), New
Delhi
 UL India Pvt. Ltd.
 Scientific and Industrial Testing and Research
Centre (SiTarc)
 TUV Rheinland (India) Pvt. Ltd
 National Institute of Solar Energy (NISE)
 Electrical Research & Development Association
(ERDA)

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