The document presents information on solar power in India. It discusses India's active wind, hydro, and solar sectors and some major states involved in renewable energy implementation. It also outlines the mechanisms of generating solar power through solar radiations, collectors, and battery storage. Some advantages of India for solar power development are its strong industrial base, availability of skilled labor, large renewable energy programs, and supportive government policies and financial incentives. National renewable energy policy targets are outlined to support power generation through renewable sources like wind, small hydro, biomass and solar to meet energy needs.

1. SOLAR POWER IN INDIA. PRESENTATION ON PREPARED BY: Engineer Sood.

2. Active Wind & Hydro Sector Huge Small Hydro Potential Jammu & Kashmir Himachal Pradesh Uttaranchal Arunachal Pradesh Andhra Pradesh Gujarat Maharashtra RENEWABLE ENERGY IMPLEMENTATION –MAJOR STATES Active solar sector

3. Mechanism to generate power. Requirements Solar Radiations Solar Energy Collectors Solar Energy Storage

4. Collectors Flat Plate Collector based Solar Water Heaters

5. Evacuated Tube Collector based Solar Water Heater

6. Solar Cell

7. Storage Battery: The Fuel Tank Of Your Solar System

8. ADVANTAGE INDIA  Strong Industrial Base and Fast Growing Economy  Availability of Cheap Skilled Man power  Among the World’s Largest Renewable Energy Programme  Exclusive Federal Ministry to deal with Renewables  Exclusive Financial Institution for funding Renewable Projects  Vast Untapped Consumer base  Favorable Government Policy  Low Inflation, moderate tax rates  Financial/Fiscal Incentives

9. NATIONAL RENEWABLE ENERGY POLICY  To support and accelerate power generation from renewable to meet the minimum energy needs  Provides for supportive fiscal regime, single window clearance, leveraging additional budgetary resources from other departments, preferential prices for renewable electricity etc.,  Envisages Medium term (2012) Capacity addition goal of: - Wind Energy – 5000 MW - Small Hydro – 2000 MW - Biomass Power/Cogeneration – 2500 MW - Urban/Industrial waste to Energy – 220 MW - SPV Power – 30 MW - Solar Thermal Power – 350 MW.

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