Replacing Diesel with Solar

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1 Updated May 2011 Replacing Diesel with Solar This e-book provides representative sample content to assist a reader in evaluating the Replacing Diesel with Solar Report

2 List of Contents 1. Captive Power in India 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Captive Power Plants in India 1.3 Why Solar for Captive Power The Business case for CPP Using SPV 1.4 Attractive Market Segments Large Industrial Facilities Large Commercial Buildings/Facilities Communication Sectors Water Pumping On-shore and Off-shore Oil & Gas Desalination Remote Monitoring Stations Warning Signals Cathodic Protection Lighting Direct-Drive Applications Refrigeration 1.5 Solar Power Vs Diesel Generator 1.6 Key Bottlenecks 2. Technology Options 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Stand Alone PV systems 2.3 Grid-tied Captive Power Plant Grid-Interactive Only (No Battery Backup) Grid-Interactive With Battery Backup 2.4 Hybrid System Solar Photovoltaic-Diesel Generator Hybrid System Solar Photovoltaic-Wind Hybrid System 2.5 Technology Option Prevalent In India and Future Trends 3. Setting up Solar CPP in India 3.1 Steps Involved in Setting a Captive PV Power Plant 3.2 Steps Involved in Setting up Hybrid System 3.3 Key Requirements to Set Up a Captive Power Plant Essential Components Optional Components Default Components

3 3.4 Key Factors to Consider 3.5 Indian Companies and Entities Involved in Setting up of a Captive Power Plant 4. Policies, Regulations & Incentives 4.1 Government Incentives and Policies Captive SPV and the NSM Guidelines for Off grid and Decentralized Solar Applications o Central Financial Assistance & Eligibility o How to Apply o Application Fee o Commissioning of the Projects o Guidelines in Detail Wind-Solar Hybrid Systems Electricity Act Provisions for Captive Power Plants in Electricity Act 2003 Provisions for Captive Power Plants in National Electricity Policy Provisions for Captive Power Plants in Electricity Rules Economics of Captive Power Plants 5.1 Introduction Solar PV and Grid Parity Solar PV s Diesel Parity 5.2 Capital Costs and Breakups Cost Break up of A 100 Kw Solar Captive System without Batteries Cost Break up of A 100 Kw Solar Captive System with Batteries 5.3 Results of the Financial Model 5.4 Scenario Analysis Scenario Analysis for Financial Outputs for a Captive Solar PV System 6. Financing of Solar CPPs 6.1 Introduction 6.2 Project Finance 6.3 Asset Finance 6.4 Corporate Finance 6.5 Most Likely Routes for Financing of Solar PV CPP 6.6 Nodal Agencies that Support Renewable Energy Financing in India IREDA Power Finance Corporation Ltd 6.7 Financial Institutions that Fund RE Projects in India

4 7. Next Steps to be taken by a Solar PV Captive Power Developer 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Preparing Prefeasibility and Detailed Project Reports 7.3 Meeting Government Departments Lists and Contact Details of Government Departments (SNA) in Various States Central Government Relevant Department Details and Contacts Other Associations for Solar Energy in India 7.4 List of Integrators of Solar PV Captive Power System 8. Solar PV in India Industry Status and Trends 8.1 Introduction Introduction to Alternative Energy Sources 8.2 Solar PV Technology Solar PV Crystalline Solar Cells Solar PV Thin Film Solar Cells Solar PV - Concentrating Photovoltaic 8.3 Solar PV Market Status and Trends Market Share of Thin Film Photovoltaics Solar Photovoltaic in India A Snapshot 8.4 Solar Energy Potential in India Regional Potential for Solar Power Current Solar PV Scenario in India Future Solar PV Scenario Solar PV Future Contribution in Indian Electricity Supply 8.5 Status of Solar PV Technology in India 8.5.1Solar Cells and Solar PV Production Foreign Trade of Solar PV 8.6 Prominent Solar PV Power Projects & Companies in India Solar PV Power Projects Installed Proposed Solar PV Projects Solar PV Projects in India News and Updates 8.7. Key Challenges to Growth of Solar PV in India 8.8 Brief Highlights of Solar CSP and Solar Thermal for Heating and Drying Solar CSP Solar Thermal for Heating & Drying Purposes 9. Case Studies of Indian Use of Captive Solar PV 9.1 Captive Solar PV Systems Experience of L&T, Chennai 9.2 Captive Solar PV Systems Experience of SSN College of Engineering, Chennai 9.3 Stand-alone Solar PV Installation in India

5 List of Tables Chapter 1 1. All India Captive Power Plants of Industry (1 MW and above) 2. Wind Power Plant Installed Capacity and Generation at Captive Power Facilities 3. Renewable Energy Installed Capacity and Generation by Industry Industry-wise Installed Capacity of Captive Power Plants (1 Mw & Above) in MW Chapter 3 1. Comparison of PWM and MPPT charge controllers 2. Types of Batteries 3. Trackers and Sensors 4. Inverters Chapter 4 1. Central Financial Assistance & Eligibility 2. Envisaged Deployment across the Application Segments 3. Other Off-grid Small Solar Thermal Systems 4. Wind-Solar Hybrid Systems Chapter 5 1. Cost break up of a 100 kw solar captive system without batteries 2. Cost break up of a 100 kw solar captive system with batteries 3. Government subsidies 4. Costs and Financing Pattern 5. Performance of Solar PV System Results of the Financial Model 7. Summary of Returns from Cost Savings 8. Equity IRR, Project IRR, Equity Payback Period, Project Payback Period, for Different Capex and Diesel Price Escalations Chapter 6 1. Project Debt Financing for Renewable Energy Highlights 2. Financial Institutions that Fund RE Projects in India Chapter 7 1. List and Contact Details of State Nodal Agencies (SNA) in Various States

6 2. Central Government Relevant Department Details and Contacts 3. Other Associations for Solar Energy in India Chapter 8 1. Solar Photovoltaic in India A Snapshot 2. The top 5 districts with the best solar irradiation in Gujarat 3. The top 5 districts with the best solar irradiation in Rajasthan 4. The top 5 districts with the best solar irradiation in Madhya Pradesh 5. Renewable Energy Installed Capacity in India 6. India: Projected Installed Capacity (GW) 7. India: Projected Installed Capacity (GW) 8. National Solar Mission Targets 9. India: Projection of Solar Electricity Generation Capacity under the Energy Revolution Scenario 10. India: Projection of Solar Electricity Generation Capacity under the Reference Scenario 11. Trends in Production of Solar PV Cells and Modules (MWp) in India 12. Application of Solar PV Cells (MW) in India Sectorwise 13. Foreign Trade of Solar PV 14. Imports of Solar PV Cells 15. Exports of Solar PV Cells 16. Grid-tied Solar PV Power Projects Commissioned MW Solar PV Power Projects Approved by the Central Government under Phase I of NSM Scheme 18. Rooftop and Small Solar Power Plant Projects Registered for Generation Based Incentives under Phase I of NSM Scheme 19. Solar PV Power Projects Coming up in Gujarat 20. Developers Selected for Establishing Solar Power Projects by Rajasthan Government 21. Solar PV Project at Kolar 22. Highlights of Solar CSP Chapter 9 1. List of SPV captive Power Installations in India

7 List of Figures Chapter 2 Direct-coupled System PV System with a Battery Bank Grid-interactive PV System without Battery Backup Grid-Interactive with Battery Backup A Schematic of a Stand- alone Hybrid System Solar Photovoltaic-Wind Hybrid System Chapter 3 PV-hybrid System Block Diagram PV-Generator Mix Plot for Omaha Relationship between the Current and the Voltage during the 3 Phases of the Charge Cycle Chapter 7 Next Steps to be taken by a Solar PV Captive Power Developer Chapter 8 Classification of Energy Sources Solar Energy Technology Historical Evolution of Technology Market Share and Future Trends % 2010 and 2011 Regional PV Market size Forecasts Thin-Film Vs. Crystalline Solar Panel Production Annual mean daily global solar radiation in India Solar irradiation data for Patan Solar irradiation data for Jaisalmer Solar irradiation data for Neemuch Trends in Production of Solar PV Cells and Modules (MWp) in India

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