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1. SCENERIO OF SOLAR POWER PLANTIN INDIA
OF DIFFERENT STATES
Made by:-
• Gautam Kumar
(16107070031)
XAVIER INSTITUTE OF POLYTECHNIC
AND TECHNOLOGY , NAMKUM
,RANCHI JHARKHAND , PIN-834010

2. CONTENT…..
 Introduction
 Solar power plant in India
need
suitable in India
government schemes
Government & non-
governmental schemes.
Highest producing solar
power states.
Tamil nadu
Gujarat
Rajasthan
Andhra Pradesh
Telengana
List of solar power plant
in different states of
India.
 Graphs
Current status of solar
in India.
Future plans.
Upliftment programs
Conclusion
 References

3. Introduction
• Solar energy has the great potential sources in
all renewable energy .
• small amount of this form of energy could be used it
will be one of the most important supplies of energy.
• Solar energy is the light energy that get from sun.

4. Solar power plant in India
 Need….
• Population increasing .
• Demand of electricity is increasing .
• Non-renewable sources of producing
electricity is decreasing year by year.
• “ELECTRICITY FROM SOLAR”
is good solution to overcome with
this problems.

5.  Suitable in India…
• Solar is a good non-conventional source
of energy .
• India lies in the “TROPIC OF
CANCER”.
• Sun is directly overhead on the day time
• Receives sun light whole the year in
good amount.
• One source tells that our country
receives approximately
60*10000000000000000(i.e,16 times of
10 )KW per hour.

6. Government schemes…
• Government of India has established
some big solar power plant and solar
parks in some states.
• Awareness programmers where launched
by gov. in schools ,colleges villages &
cities to showing it’s importance.
• Motivating to setup a roof top solar
power plant in the homes, schools,
collages, offices and other residential
areas where it is possible to install .
• This reduces the dependency on non-
renewable sources .

7.  Some of the government and non-government mission under which
solar power plant projects is going on in India.
Jawaharlal Nehru National
Solar Mission (JNNSM).
• This is a gov. project running all
over the states in India .
Abhijeet Solar Project.
• this project is currently running
in rajasthan . started in
2015.capacity (gross) 50 MW.
Electricity generation

8. Gowdawari Solar Projects.
• This project is currently running in
NOKH (rajasthan).started in
2013.capacity (gross) 50 MW
.Electricity generation 1,18,000
MWH/YEAR (expected).
Megha Solar Plant.
• This project is currently running in
ANANTHAPUR(andhara
pradesh).started in
2014.capacity(gross)50 MW
.Electricity generation 1,10,000
MWH/YEAR (expected).

9. INDIA’STOP ‘5’ STATESIN
PRODUCIONOF SOLAR
ENERGY.

10. Tamil Nadu
• Tamil Nadu is on the 1st spot
in production of solar power.
• Total installed capacity is
1,577 MW.
• Under development plants are
of 485 MW.
• Tamil Nadu has one major
that is RAMANANTHPURAM
solar park it’s capacity is 500
MW.

11. Rajasthan
• Rajasthan spot the 2nd
place in the solar power
production.
• Total installed capacity
is 1,324.
• Under development
plant are of 1,205.
• Rajasthan has 5 major
solar park .
• BHADLA PHASE III
has capacity of 1000
MW.

12. Gujarat
• Gujarat is on 3rd spot in
production of solar energy.
• Total installed capacity is 1,100
MW.
• Under development plants are
of 300 MW.
• Gujarat has only one that is
RADHANESDA solar park, it’s
capacity is 700MW.
• Controlled by GPCL.

13. Andhra Pradesh
• Andhra Pradesh is on 4th
place in production of solar
power.
• Total installed capacity is
1,009 MW.
• Under development plant
are of 1,494 MW.
• AP has 4 major solar parks.
• ANANTHPUR ULTRA
MEGA solar park that
produce solar energy upto
1500 MW.

14. telangana
• Telangana is on the 5th in
production of solar
power.
• Total installed capacity is
1,006 MW.
• Under development
plants are of 2,418 MW.
• Telangana has one major
that is GATTU solar park
it’s capacity is 500 MW.

15. LIST SHOWING THE SOLAR POWER PRODUCTION IN DIFFERENT
STATES OF INDIA.

16. Graphs showing the utilization of electricity has increases due to the
installation of solar power plant

17. Current status of solar power in India
• Currently India is the fastest
growing country in solar power
energy production.
• Till 2017 India has generated
12,161 MW of electricity from
solar by the help of solar parks
situated in different states of
India.

18. FUTURE PLANS OF INDIA
• India has sated a future goals in
the field solar power. Taking
2022 as the achieving year.
• Currently India is on the 6th
rank in the installed and
generation of solar power.
• India has sated a target of
becoming no.1 in generation of
solar energy till 2022.

19. PROGREMS FOR THE UPLIFTMENT SOLAR
ENERGY IN INDIA
• Scaling up of grid connected solar power project from 20mw to 100mw by year
2021-22 under national solar mission.
• Development of ultra mega power project in the country from year 2014-15 to
2018-19.
• 50 billion INR sanctioned to give 30% capital subsidy for roof top installation,
the subsidy is restricted to residential, government, social and institutional
segment.
• SECI has released tenders for about 200MW of which 46.5MW have been
commissioned.
• MNRE is executing a scheme for the development of at least 25 solar parks all
over country.
• SECI has released tenders of around 4307 MW of large scale solar project of
which 675MW have been commissioned.

20. conclusion
 India is the fastest growing nation in the world in electricity
generation from solar power plant .
 India aim is to become world leader till 2022 in generating
electricity from solar power.
 This will help India to less dependent on non-renewable sources
of energy.
 Many awareness program and government schemes are
launched for motivating peoples related solar power .
 Job opportunities has risen up due to solar power projects .

21. Any query…..

22. References
• Fig .1:- https://urvishdave.files.wordpress.com/2012/09/state-wise-solar-capacity-in-india-till-
aug.jpg
• Fig.2:-http://greencleanguide.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Installed-capacity-of-power-
utilities-in-top-ten-Indian-States_2011.jpg
• Fig.3:http://www.wri.org/sites/default/files/uploads/India_Energy_Map_v4-03.png
• Fig.4:http://www.wri.org/sites/default/files/uploads/India_Energy_Map_v4-02.png
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