The document outlines how to become an entrepreneur in the solar energy sector in India. It discusses the working of solar plants, requirements like land and funding options. It also addresses distributing generated power, necessary government permissions, problems faced by solar plants like dust accumulation, and recommendations such as improving solar panel lifetime through research funding. The goal is to reduce carbon emissions from coal power through increased solar power capacity.
2. CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION.
WORKING OF SOLAR PLANT.
REQUIREMENTS.
FUNDING.
DISTRIBUTION OF GENERATED POWER.
PERMISSIONS FROM GOVT.
PROBLEMS FACED BY SOLAR POWER PLANT.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
3. INTRODUCTION
Domestic power situation in India could become more severe as the
demand-supply mismatch in coal is projected to increase from 137 million
tonnes in 2012 to 326 million tonnes by 2030.
Installed capacity of solar plants in India is 3,743MW (2015).
To reduce the carbon emissions form thermal power plants we go for
solar power plants.(coal generation 55%)
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7. FUNDING
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Loans:
Recourse Financing :
Recourse Financing requires collaterals and other extensive guarantees from the Solar
developer who wishes to avail loan.
Non-Recourse Financing:
does not require any additional collateral as the Asset or Power Plant itself is the
collateral in this case
Subsidy:
Capital Subsidy of 30% on the project cost upto a maximum size of 500 KW. Subsidy
cannot be claimed for plants beyond 500 KW size
8. DISTRIBUTION OF GENERATED
POWER.
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Off-Grid Captive Consumption for domestic premises
Off-Grid Captive Consumption for commercial premises
Grid Connected (Net Metered) Captive Consumption for domestic premises
Grid Connected (Net Metered) Captive Consumption for commercial premises
Sale of Power generated to local Distribution Company (DISCOM)
Sale of Power generated to 3rd Party consumer (Industry or Commercial entity)
9. PERMISSIONS FROM GOVT.
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a Solar PV Project Accredited by AP State Load Dispatch Center (AP SLDC) for REC
mechanism, the following are the statutory clearances and environmental clearances
to be furnished:
Industrial Clearance
Land conversion (Agricultural to Non-Agricultural)
Environmental Clearance Certificate from APPCB, Hyderabad
Contract labour license from AP Labour Department
Fire Safety certificate from AP Fire Department
Latest tax receipt from the Municipal/Gram Panchayat for the factory land.
Auditor compliance certificate regarding fossil fuel utilization.
Approval from Chief Electrical Inspector
11. PROBLEMS FACED BY SOLAR POWER
PLANT.
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chemical combinations used.
Fixed inclination
Hot spots
Partial cloud cover of pv panels.
Dust accumulation on solar panels.
Solar panel life time.
12. RECOMMENDATIONS.
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new chemical combination need to found to improve efficiency.
optimal tracking
bi-pass diodes for hot spots.
separate control equipments for every string.
regular cleaning with purified water.
need to improve solar panel life time by providing funds to R&D
development cell