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Pilot Scheme on Grid - Connected Rooftop PV Systems
Solar Energy Corporation of India1st Floor A Wing Religare Building
D- 3 District CentreSaket New Delhi-110017
SECI- Inception and Objectives
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 2
A Government of India Enterprise under the administrative control of MNRE
Incorporated on 20th September 2011 as a ldquoNot for profitrdquo Company under Section 8 of the Companies Act 2013
Authorised capital INR 2000 Crores Paid up capital INR 74 Crores as on FY 2014-15
OUR MANDATE
To be the implementing agency
for meeting the National Solar
Mission objectives
To plan and execute an integrated
programme on development and
deployment of solar energy
technologies to achieve
commercialization
To own operate and
manage both grid-connected amp
off-grid power stations
To promote RampD in Solar
SECI Activities Ongoing
As part of the Mission activities SECI has taken up the following projects activities
750 MW Grid connected solar power plants under JNNSM Phase II allocated
750 MW Ultra Mega Solar Power Project in MP
Development of Solar Parks across the country
Pilot CSP Projects of around 100 MW
Implementation of Grid Connected Solar Roof-Top scheme
Development and dissemination of solar home lighting systems solar lanterns
Solar Thermal installations for waterair heating
Solar MiniMicro Gridsstreet lights etc
RampD Projects
Broad mandate Implementation amp Facilitate various activities of the JNNSM
12 November 2014 3SECI
Growth of Solar Capacity (MW)STATE MWp A amp N Island 51 018Andhra Pradesh 16966 613Arunachal Pradesh 0025 000Chhattisgarh 71 026Chandigarh 2 007Delhi 5465 020Gujarat 91905 3323Haryana 128 046Jharkhand 16 058Karnataka 54 195Kerala 0025 000Lakshadweep 075 003Madhya Pradesh 35508 1284Maharashtra 2839 1026Orissa 295 107Punjab 3577 129Puducherry 0025 000Rajasthan 72755 2630Tamil Nadu 995 360Uttar Pradesh 2951 107Uttarakhand 505 018West Bengal 721 026Others 079 003Total 276586 10000
3 11 36
936
1684
2101
2766
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 Sep-14
Sola
r Cap
city
(MW
)
Source MNRE as on 30092014
Roof top PV-Towards grid parity
SourceKPMG
By 2017 roof top solar power cost will reach the grid parity
Benefits of Roof top PVbull On national level reduces requirement of
land for addition of solar capacities
bull For consumers it ndash Reduces the dependency on grid power
ndash Mitigates diesel generator dependency
ndash Long term reliable power source
bull For Discoms it reduces ndash Day Peak load Demand
ndash TampD and conversion losses as power is consumed
at the point of generation
bull Most suitable for commercial establishmentsndash Max generation during peak usage time
ndash Solar power cost is close to the commercial power
cost
Roof Space Requirement for Rooftop System
bull 10-15 sq meter roof space is required for 10 kWp SPV system
bull A 100 sq meter roof space can have 8- 10 kWp SPV system
bull Cost of 10 kWp system is about Rs 080 lakh
bull 30 CFA is available from MNRE
State Solar Rooftop Policies Few Examples
bull First State in India to announce dedicated Rooftop Solar Policybull Gandhinagar city initiated a 5 MW(4 MW in Govt buildings
and 1 MW in private homes) rooftop PV programme based onFITsale to utility
bull 5 more cities installing rooftop projects based on GandhinagarModel -Bhavnagar Mehsana Rajkot Surat and Vadodarastarted installing pilot rooftop projects
bull Government plans to install 60 MWp Power by 2017 throughrooftop solar
bull Gujarat initiated the incentive through gross metering modelwherein the utility purchase all the generated solar energyexported to the grid which would change into net meteringmodel
bull
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Gujarat
bull First State to offer net metring policybull 50 MW rooftop to be supported through GBI Rs
15kWh for the first 2 years Rs 10kWh for thenext 2 and Rs 050kWh for other 2 years
bull Regulation was limited to Government andresidential sector
bull Grid penetration is capped at 30 of distributiontransformer capacity
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Tamilnadu
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by West Bengal
bull Announced net metring policy on solar rooftop model for captiveuse in June 2012
bull Targets 16 MWp of rooftop and small PV installations by 2017bull Grid connected rooftop is allowed only for institutional
consumersbull Minimum allowed system size of 5 kWpbull Connectivity of rooftop PV is allowed at low or medium voltage
(6 kV or 11 kV) of distribution systembull Solar injection is permitted upto 90 of annual electricity
consumptionbull Net energy supplied by the utility to be billed as per existing slab
tariffsbull Solar generation to offset consumption in the highest tariff slab
and then the lower slab
bull KERC announced tariff for grid connected solar in 2013with or without MNRE CFA
bull Policy targets 400 MWp both through Net metering andGross metering
bull As per new RE policy 2009-14 State to promoterooftop with net metering
bull System size to be 5-100 kW and interconnection at 415V 3 phase or 11 kV
bull Maximum energy injection allowed upto 70 of energyusage at site from DISCOM
bull Energy injection to be settled on net basis in eachbilling period no carry forward
bull Pilot projects may come up in Mysore and Hubli-Dharwad solar cities
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Karnataka
bull 514 MW projects of SPV grid connected PV rooftopsprojects sanctioned for model solar city are underinstallation of which 200 MW commissioned
bull DISCOMS agreed to purchase power and JERC hasgiven rates for a project
bull Petition filed with the JERC and the finalization ofrate in progress
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Chandigarh
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
SECI- Inception and Objectives
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 2
A Government of India Enterprise under the administrative control of MNRE
Incorporated on 20th September 2011 as a ldquoNot for profitrdquo Company under Section 8 of the Companies Act 2013
Authorised capital INR 2000 Crores Paid up capital INR 74 Crores as on FY 2014-15
OUR MANDATE
To be the implementing agency
for meeting the National Solar
Mission objectives
To plan and execute an integrated
programme on development and
deployment of solar energy
technologies to achieve
commercialization
To own operate and
manage both grid-connected amp
off-grid power stations
To promote RampD in Solar
SECI Activities Ongoing
As part of the Mission activities SECI has taken up the following projects activities
750 MW Grid connected solar power plants under JNNSM Phase II allocated
750 MW Ultra Mega Solar Power Project in MP
Development of Solar Parks across the country
Pilot CSP Projects of around 100 MW
Implementation of Grid Connected Solar Roof-Top scheme
Development and dissemination of solar home lighting systems solar lanterns
Solar Thermal installations for waterair heating
Solar MiniMicro Gridsstreet lights etc
RampD Projects
Broad mandate Implementation amp Facilitate various activities of the JNNSM
12 November 2014 3SECI
Growth of Solar Capacity (MW)STATE MWp A amp N Island 51 018Andhra Pradesh 16966 613Arunachal Pradesh 0025 000Chhattisgarh 71 026Chandigarh 2 007Delhi 5465 020Gujarat 91905 3323Haryana 128 046Jharkhand 16 058Karnataka 54 195Kerala 0025 000Lakshadweep 075 003Madhya Pradesh 35508 1284Maharashtra 2839 1026Orissa 295 107Punjab 3577 129Puducherry 0025 000Rajasthan 72755 2630Tamil Nadu 995 360Uttar Pradesh 2951 107Uttarakhand 505 018West Bengal 721 026Others 079 003Total 276586 10000
3 11 36
936
1684
2101
2766
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 Sep-14
Sola
r Cap
city
(MW
)
Source MNRE as on 30092014
Roof top PV-Towards grid parity
SourceKPMG
By 2017 roof top solar power cost will reach the grid parity
Benefits of Roof top PVbull On national level reduces requirement of
land for addition of solar capacities
bull For consumers it ndash Reduces the dependency on grid power
ndash Mitigates diesel generator dependency
ndash Long term reliable power source
bull For Discoms it reduces ndash Day Peak load Demand
ndash TampD and conversion losses as power is consumed
at the point of generation
bull Most suitable for commercial establishmentsndash Max generation during peak usage time
ndash Solar power cost is close to the commercial power
cost
Roof Space Requirement for Rooftop System
bull 10-15 sq meter roof space is required for 10 kWp SPV system
bull A 100 sq meter roof space can have 8- 10 kWp SPV system
bull Cost of 10 kWp system is about Rs 080 lakh
bull 30 CFA is available from MNRE
State Solar Rooftop Policies Few Examples
bull First State in India to announce dedicated Rooftop Solar Policybull Gandhinagar city initiated a 5 MW(4 MW in Govt buildings
and 1 MW in private homes) rooftop PV programme based onFITsale to utility
bull 5 more cities installing rooftop projects based on GandhinagarModel -Bhavnagar Mehsana Rajkot Surat and Vadodarastarted installing pilot rooftop projects
bull Government plans to install 60 MWp Power by 2017 throughrooftop solar
bull Gujarat initiated the incentive through gross metering modelwherein the utility purchase all the generated solar energyexported to the grid which would change into net meteringmodel
bull
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Gujarat
bull First State to offer net metring policybull 50 MW rooftop to be supported through GBI Rs
15kWh for the first 2 years Rs 10kWh for thenext 2 and Rs 050kWh for other 2 years
bull Regulation was limited to Government andresidential sector
bull Grid penetration is capped at 30 of distributiontransformer capacity
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Tamilnadu
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by West Bengal
bull Announced net metring policy on solar rooftop model for captiveuse in June 2012
bull Targets 16 MWp of rooftop and small PV installations by 2017bull Grid connected rooftop is allowed only for institutional
consumersbull Minimum allowed system size of 5 kWpbull Connectivity of rooftop PV is allowed at low or medium voltage
(6 kV or 11 kV) of distribution systembull Solar injection is permitted upto 90 of annual electricity
consumptionbull Net energy supplied by the utility to be billed as per existing slab
tariffsbull Solar generation to offset consumption in the highest tariff slab
and then the lower slab
bull KERC announced tariff for grid connected solar in 2013with or without MNRE CFA
bull Policy targets 400 MWp both through Net metering andGross metering
bull As per new RE policy 2009-14 State to promoterooftop with net metering
bull System size to be 5-100 kW and interconnection at 415V 3 phase or 11 kV
bull Maximum energy injection allowed upto 70 of energyusage at site from DISCOM
bull Energy injection to be settled on net basis in eachbilling period no carry forward
bull Pilot projects may come up in Mysore and Hubli-Dharwad solar cities
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Karnataka
bull 514 MW projects of SPV grid connected PV rooftopsprojects sanctioned for model solar city are underinstallation of which 200 MW commissioned
bull DISCOMS agreed to purchase power and JERC hasgiven rates for a project
bull Petition filed with the JERC and the finalization ofrate in progress
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Chandigarh
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
SECI Activities Ongoing
As part of the Mission activities SECI has taken up the following projects activities
750 MW Grid connected solar power plants under JNNSM Phase II allocated
750 MW Ultra Mega Solar Power Project in MP
Development of Solar Parks across the country
Pilot CSP Projects of around 100 MW
Implementation of Grid Connected Solar Roof-Top scheme
Development and dissemination of solar home lighting systems solar lanterns
Solar Thermal installations for waterair heating
Solar MiniMicro Gridsstreet lights etc
RampD Projects
Broad mandate Implementation amp Facilitate various activities of the JNNSM
12 November 2014 3SECI
Growth of Solar Capacity (MW)STATE MWp A amp N Island 51 018Andhra Pradesh 16966 613Arunachal Pradesh 0025 000Chhattisgarh 71 026Chandigarh 2 007Delhi 5465 020Gujarat 91905 3323Haryana 128 046Jharkhand 16 058Karnataka 54 195Kerala 0025 000Lakshadweep 075 003Madhya Pradesh 35508 1284Maharashtra 2839 1026Orissa 295 107Punjab 3577 129Puducherry 0025 000Rajasthan 72755 2630Tamil Nadu 995 360Uttar Pradesh 2951 107Uttarakhand 505 018West Bengal 721 026Others 079 003Total 276586 10000
3 11 36
936
1684
2101
2766
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 Sep-14
Sola
r Cap
city
(MW
)
Source MNRE as on 30092014
Roof top PV-Towards grid parity
SourceKPMG
By 2017 roof top solar power cost will reach the grid parity
Benefits of Roof top PVbull On national level reduces requirement of
land for addition of solar capacities
bull For consumers it ndash Reduces the dependency on grid power
ndash Mitigates diesel generator dependency
ndash Long term reliable power source
bull For Discoms it reduces ndash Day Peak load Demand
ndash TampD and conversion losses as power is consumed
at the point of generation
bull Most suitable for commercial establishmentsndash Max generation during peak usage time
ndash Solar power cost is close to the commercial power
cost
Roof Space Requirement for Rooftop System
bull 10-15 sq meter roof space is required for 10 kWp SPV system
bull A 100 sq meter roof space can have 8- 10 kWp SPV system
bull Cost of 10 kWp system is about Rs 080 lakh
bull 30 CFA is available from MNRE
State Solar Rooftop Policies Few Examples
bull First State in India to announce dedicated Rooftop Solar Policybull Gandhinagar city initiated a 5 MW(4 MW in Govt buildings
and 1 MW in private homes) rooftop PV programme based onFITsale to utility
bull 5 more cities installing rooftop projects based on GandhinagarModel -Bhavnagar Mehsana Rajkot Surat and Vadodarastarted installing pilot rooftop projects
bull Government plans to install 60 MWp Power by 2017 throughrooftop solar
bull Gujarat initiated the incentive through gross metering modelwherein the utility purchase all the generated solar energyexported to the grid which would change into net meteringmodel
bull
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Gujarat
bull First State to offer net metring policybull 50 MW rooftop to be supported through GBI Rs
15kWh for the first 2 years Rs 10kWh for thenext 2 and Rs 050kWh for other 2 years
bull Regulation was limited to Government andresidential sector
bull Grid penetration is capped at 30 of distributiontransformer capacity
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Tamilnadu
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by West Bengal
bull Announced net metring policy on solar rooftop model for captiveuse in June 2012
bull Targets 16 MWp of rooftop and small PV installations by 2017bull Grid connected rooftop is allowed only for institutional
consumersbull Minimum allowed system size of 5 kWpbull Connectivity of rooftop PV is allowed at low or medium voltage
(6 kV or 11 kV) of distribution systembull Solar injection is permitted upto 90 of annual electricity
consumptionbull Net energy supplied by the utility to be billed as per existing slab
tariffsbull Solar generation to offset consumption in the highest tariff slab
and then the lower slab
bull KERC announced tariff for grid connected solar in 2013with or without MNRE CFA
bull Policy targets 400 MWp both through Net metering andGross metering
bull As per new RE policy 2009-14 State to promoterooftop with net metering
bull System size to be 5-100 kW and interconnection at 415V 3 phase or 11 kV
bull Maximum energy injection allowed upto 70 of energyusage at site from DISCOM
bull Energy injection to be settled on net basis in eachbilling period no carry forward
bull Pilot projects may come up in Mysore and Hubli-Dharwad solar cities
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Karnataka
bull 514 MW projects of SPV grid connected PV rooftopsprojects sanctioned for model solar city are underinstallation of which 200 MW commissioned
bull DISCOMS agreed to purchase power and JERC hasgiven rates for a project
bull Petition filed with the JERC and the finalization ofrate in progress
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Chandigarh
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Growth of Solar Capacity (MW)STATE MWp A amp N Island 51 018Andhra Pradesh 16966 613Arunachal Pradesh 0025 000Chhattisgarh 71 026Chandigarh 2 007Delhi 5465 020Gujarat 91905 3323Haryana 128 046Jharkhand 16 058Karnataka 54 195Kerala 0025 000Lakshadweep 075 003Madhya Pradesh 35508 1284Maharashtra 2839 1026Orissa 295 107Punjab 3577 129Puducherry 0025 000Rajasthan 72755 2630Tamil Nadu 995 360Uttar Pradesh 2951 107Uttarakhand 505 018West Bengal 721 026Others 079 003Total 276586 10000
3 11 36
936
1684
2101
2766
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 Sep-14
Sola
r Cap
city
(MW
)
Source MNRE as on 30092014
Roof top PV-Towards grid parity
SourceKPMG
By 2017 roof top solar power cost will reach the grid parity
Benefits of Roof top PVbull On national level reduces requirement of
land for addition of solar capacities
bull For consumers it ndash Reduces the dependency on grid power
ndash Mitigates diesel generator dependency
ndash Long term reliable power source
bull For Discoms it reduces ndash Day Peak load Demand
ndash TampD and conversion losses as power is consumed
at the point of generation
bull Most suitable for commercial establishmentsndash Max generation during peak usage time
ndash Solar power cost is close to the commercial power
cost
Roof Space Requirement for Rooftop System
bull 10-15 sq meter roof space is required for 10 kWp SPV system
bull A 100 sq meter roof space can have 8- 10 kWp SPV system
bull Cost of 10 kWp system is about Rs 080 lakh
bull 30 CFA is available from MNRE
State Solar Rooftop Policies Few Examples
bull First State in India to announce dedicated Rooftop Solar Policybull Gandhinagar city initiated a 5 MW(4 MW in Govt buildings
and 1 MW in private homes) rooftop PV programme based onFITsale to utility
bull 5 more cities installing rooftop projects based on GandhinagarModel -Bhavnagar Mehsana Rajkot Surat and Vadodarastarted installing pilot rooftop projects
bull Government plans to install 60 MWp Power by 2017 throughrooftop solar
bull Gujarat initiated the incentive through gross metering modelwherein the utility purchase all the generated solar energyexported to the grid which would change into net meteringmodel
bull
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Gujarat
bull First State to offer net metring policybull 50 MW rooftop to be supported through GBI Rs
15kWh for the first 2 years Rs 10kWh for thenext 2 and Rs 050kWh for other 2 years
bull Regulation was limited to Government andresidential sector
bull Grid penetration is capped at 30 of distributiontransformer capacity
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Tamilnadu
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by West Bengal
bull Announced net metring policy on solar rooftop model for captiveuse in June 2012
bull Targets 16 MWp of rooftop and small PV installations by 2017bull Grid connected rooftop is allowed only for institutional
consumersbull Minimum allowed system size of 5 kWpbull Connectivity of rooftop PV is allowed at low or medium voltage
(6 kV or 11 kV) of distribution systembull Solar injection is permitted upto 90 of annual electricity
consumptionbull Net energy supplied by the utility to be billed as per existing slab
tariffsbull Solar generation to offset consumption in the highest tariff slab
and then the lower slab
bull KERC announced tariff for grid connected solar in 2013with or without MNRE CFA
bull Policy targets 400 MWp both through Net metering andGross metering
bull As per new RE policy 2009-14 State to promoterooftop with net metering
bull System size to be 5-100 kW and interconnection at 415V 3 phase or 11 kV
bull Maximum energy injection allowed upto 70 of energyusage at site from DISCOM
bull Energy injection to be settled on net basis in eachbilling period no carry forward
bull Pilot projects may come up in Mysore and Hubli-Dharwad solar cities
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Karnataka
bull 514 MW projects of SPV grid connected PV rooftopsprojects sanctioned for model solar city are underinstallation of which 200 MW commissioned
bull DISCOMS agreed to purchase power and JERC hasgiven rates for a project
bull Petition filed with the JERC and the finalization ofrate in progress
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Chandigarh
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Roof top PV-Towards grid parity
SourceKPMG
By 2017 roof top solar power cost will reach the grid parity
Benefits of Roof top PVbull On national level reduces requirement of
land for addition of solar capacities
bull For consumers it ndash Reduces the dependency on grid power
ndash Mitigates diesel generator dependency
ndash Long term reliable power source
bull For Discoms it reduces ndash Day Peak load Demand
ndash TampD and conversion losses as power is consumed
at the point of generation
bull Most suitable for commercial establishmentsndash Max generation during peak usage time
ndash Solar power cost is close to the commercial power
cost
Roof Space Requirement for Rooftop System
bull 10-15 sq meter roof space is required for 10 kWp SPV system
bull A 100 sq meter roof space can have 8- 10 kWp SPV system
bull Cost of 10 kWp system is about Rs 080 lakh
bull 30 CFA is available from MNRE
State Solar Rooftop Policies Few Examples
bull First State in India to announce dedicated Rooftop Solar Policybull Gandhinagar city initiated a 5 MW(4 MW in Govt buildings
and 1 MW in private homes) rooftop PV programme based onFITsale to utility
bull 5 more cities installing rooftop projects based on GandhinagarModel -Bhavnagar Mehsana Rajkot Surat and Vadodarastarted installing pilot rooftop projects
bull Government plans to install 60 MWp Power by 2017 throughrooftop solar
bull Gujarat initiated the incentive through gross metering modelwherein the utility purchase all the generated solar energyexported to the grid which would change into net meteringmodel
bull
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Gujarat
bull First State to offer net metring policybull 50 MW rooftop to be supported through GBI Rs
15kWh for the first 2 years Rs 10kWh for thenext 2 and Rs 050kWh for other 2 years
bull Regulation was limited to Government andresidential sector
bull Grid penetration is capped at 30 of distributiontransformer capacity
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Tamilnadu
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by West Bengal
bull Announced net metring policy on solar rooftop model for captiveuse in June 2012
bull Targets 16 MWp of rooftop and small PV installations by 2017bull Grid connected rooftop is allowed only for institutional
consumersbull Minimum allowed system size of 5 kWpbull Connectivity of rooftop PV is allowed at low or medium voltage
(6 kV or 11 kV) of distribution systembull Solar injection is permitted upto 90 of annual electricity
consumptionbull Net energy supplied by the utility to be billed as per existing slab
tariffsbull Solar generation to offset consumption in the highest tariff slab
and then the lower slab
bull KERC announced tariff for grid connected solar in 2013with or without MNRE CFA
bull Policy targets 400 MWp both through Net metering andGross metering
bull As per new RE policy 2009-14 State to promoterooftop with net metering
bull System size to be 5-100 kW and interconnection at 415V 3 phase or 11 kV
bull Maximum energy injection allowed upto 70 of energyusage at site from DISCOM
bull Energy injection to be settled on net basis in eachbilling period no carry forward
bull Pilot projects may come up in Mysore and Hubli-Dharwad solar cities
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Karnataka
bull 514 MW projects of SPV grid connected PV rooftopsprojects sanctioned for model solar city are underinstallation of which 200 MW commissioned
bull DISCOMS agreed to purchase power and JERC hasgiven rates for a project
bull Petition filed with the JERC and the finalization ofrate in progress
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Chandigarh
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Benefits of Roof top PVbull On national level reduces requirement of
land for addition of solar capacities
bull For consumers it ndash Reduces the dependency on grid power
ndash Mitigates diesel generator dependency
ndash Long term reliable power source
bull For Discoms it reduces ndash Day Peak load Demand
ndash TampD and conversion losses as power is consumed
at the point of generation
bull Most suitable for commercial establishmentsndash Max generation during peak usage time
ndash Solar power cost is close to the commercial power
cost
Roof Space Requirement for Rooftop System
bull 10-15 sq meter roof space is required for 10 kWp SPV system
bull A 100 sq meter roof space can have 8- 10 kWp SPV system
bull Cost of 10 kWp system is about Rs 080 lakh
bull 30 CFA is available from MNRE
State Solar Rooftop Policies Few Examples
bull First State in India to announce dedicated Rooftop Solar Policybull Gandhinagar city initiated a 5 MW(4 MW in Govt buildings
and 1 MW in private homes) rooftop PV programme based onFITsale to utility
bull 5 more cities installing rooftop projects based on GandhinagarModel -Bhavnagar Mehsana Rajkot Surat and Vadodarastarted installing pilot rooftop projects
bull Government plans to install 60 MWp Power by 2017 throughrooftop solar
bull Gujarat initiated the incentive through gross metering modelwherein the utility purchase all the generated solar energyexported to the grid which would change into net meteringmodel
bull
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Gujarat
bull First State to offer net metring policybull 50 MW rooftop to be supported through GBI Rs
15kWh for the first 2 years Rs 10kWh for thenext 2 and Rs 050kWh for other 2 years
bull Regulation was limited to Government andresidential sector
bull Grid penetration is capped at 30 of distributiontransformer capacity
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Tamilnadu
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by West Bengal
bull Announced net metring policy on solar rooftop model for captiveuse in June 2012
bull Targets 16 MWp of rooftop and small PV installations by 2017bull Grid connected rooftop is allowed only for institutional
consumersbull Minimum allowed system size of 5 kWpbull Connectivity of rooftop PV is allowed at low or medium voltage
(6 kV or 11 kV) of distribution systembull Solar injection is permitted upto 90 of annual electricity
consumptionbull Net energy supplied by the utility to be billed as per existing slab
tariffsbull Solar generation to offset consumption in the highest tariff slab
and then the lower slab
bull KERC announced tariff for grid connected solar in 2013with or without MNRE CFA
bull Policy targets 400 MWp both through Net metering andGross metering
bull As per new RE policy 2009-14 State to promoterooftop with net metering
bull System size to be 5-100 kW and interconnection at 415V 3 phase or 11 kV
bull Maximum energy injection allowed upto 70 of energyusage at site from DISCOM
bull Energy injection to be settled on net basis in eachbilling period no carry forward
bull Pilot projects may come up in Mysore and Hubli-Dharwad solar cities
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Karnataka
bull 514 MW projects of SPV grid connected PV rooftopsprojects sanctioned for model solar city are underinstallation of which 200 MW commissioned
bull DISCOMS agreed to purchase power and JERC hasgiven rates for a project
bull Petition filed with the JERC and the finalization ofrate in progress
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Chandigarh
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Roof Space Requirement for Rooftop System
bull 10-15 sq meter roof space is required for 10 kWp SPV system
bull A 100 sq meter roof space can have 8- 10 kWp SPV system
bull Cost of 10 kWp system is about Rs 080 lakh
bull 30 CFA is available from MNRE
State Solar Rooftop Policies Few Examples
bull First State in India to announce dedicated Rooftop Solar Policybull Gandhinagar city initiated a 5 MW(4 MW in Govt buildings
and 1 MW in private homes) rooftop PV programme based onFITsale to utility
bull 5 more cities installing rooftop projects based on GandhinagarModel -Bhavnagar Mehsana Rajkot Surat and Vadodarastarted installing pilot rooftop projects
bull Government plans to install 60 MWp Power by 2017 throughrooftop solar
bull Gujarat initiated the incentive through gross metering modelwherein the utility purchase all the generated solar energyexported to the grid which would change into net meteringmodel
bull
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Gujarat
bull First State to offer net metring policybull 50 MW rooftop to be supported through GBI Rs
15kWh for the first 2 years Rs 10kWh for thenext 2 and Rs 050kWh for other 2 years
bull Regulation was limited to Government andresidential sector
bull Grid penetration is capped at 30 of distributiontransformer capacity
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Tamilnadu
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by West Bengal
bull Announced net metring policy on solar rooftop model for captiveuse in June 2012
bull Targets 16 MWp of rooftop and small PV installations by 2017bull Grid connected rooftop is allowed only for institutional
consumersbull Minimum allowed system size of 5 kWpbull Connectivity of rooftop PV is allowed at low or medium voltage
(6 kV or 11 kV) of distribution systembull Solar injection is permitted upto 90 of annual electricity
consumptionbull Net energy supplied by the utility to be billed as per existing slab
tariffsbull Solar generation to offset consumption in the highest tariff slab
and then the lower slab
bull KERC announced tariff for grid connected solar in 2013with or without MNRE CFA
bull Policy targets 400 MWp both through Net metering andGross metering
bull As per new RE policy 2009-14 State to promoterooftop with net metering
bull System size to be 5-100 kW and interconnection at 415V 3 phase or 11 kV
bull Maximum energy injection allowed upto 70 of energyusage at site from DISCOM
bull Energy injection to be settled on net basis in eachbilling period no carry forward
bull Pilot projects may come up in Mysore and Hubli-Dharwad solar cities
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Karnataka
bull 514 MW projects of SPV grid connected PV rooftopsprojects sanctioned for model solar city are underinstallation of which 200 MW commissioned
bull DISCOMS agreed to purchase power and JERC hasgiven rates for a project
bull Petition filed with the JERC and the finalization ofrate in progress
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Chandigarh
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
State Solar Rooftop Policies Few Examples
bull First State in India to announce dedicated Rooftop Solar Policybull Gandhinagar city initiated a 5 MW(4 MW in Govt buildings
and 1 MW in private homes) rooftop PV programme based onFITsale to utility
bull 5 more cities installing rooftop projects based on GandhinagarModel -Bhavnagar Mehsana Rajkot Surat and Vadodarastarted installing pilot rooftop projects
bull Government plans to install 60 MWp Power by 2017 throughrooftop solar
bull Gujarat initiated the incentive through gross metering modelwherein the utility purchase all the generated solar energyexported to the grid which would change into net meteringmodel
bull
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Gujarat
bull First State to offer net metring policybull 50 MW rooftop to be supported through GBI Rs
15kWh for the first 2 years Rs 10kWh for thenext 2 and Rs 050kWh for other 2 years
bull Regulation was limited to Government andresidential sector
bull Grid penetration is capped at 30 of distributiontransformer capacity
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Tamilnadu
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by West Bengal
bull Announced net metring policy on solar rooftop model for captiveuse in June 2012
bull Targets 16 MWp of rooftop and small PV installations by 2017bull Grid connected rooftop is allowed only for institutional
consumersbull Minimum allowed system size of 5 kWpbull Connectivity of rooftop PV is allowed at low or medium voltage
(6 kV or 11 kV) of distribution systembull Solar injection is permitted upto 90 of annual electricity
consumptionbull Net energy supplied by the utility to be billed as per existing slab
tariffsbull Solar generation to offset consumption in the highest tariff slab
and then the lower slab
bull KERC announced tariff for grid connected solar in 2013with or without MNRE CFA
bull Policy targets 400 MWp both through Net metering andGross metering
bull As per new RE policy 2009-14 State to promoterooftop with net metering
bull System size to be 5-100 kW and interconnection at 415V 3 phase or 11 kV
bull Maximum energy injection allowed upto 70 of energyusage at site from DISCOM
bull Energy injection to be settled on net basis in eachbilling period no carry forward
bull Pilot projects may come up in Mysore and Hubli-Dharwad solar cities
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Karnataka
bull 514 MW projects of SPV grid connected PV rooftopsprojects sanctioned for model solar city are underinstallation of which 200 MW commissioned
bull DISCOMS agreed to purchase power and JERC hasgiven rates for a project
bull Petition filed with the JERC and the finalization ofrate in progress
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Chandigarh
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
bull First State in India to announce dedicated Rooftop Solar Policybull Gandhinagar city initiated a 5 MW(4 MW in Govt buildings
and 1 MW in private homes) rooftop PV programme based onFITsale to utility
bull 5 more cities installing rooftop projects based on GandhinagarModel -Bhavnagar Mehsana Rajkot Surat and Vadodarastarted installing pilot rooftop projects
bull Government plans to install 60 MWp Power by 2017 throughrooftop solar
bull Gujarat initiated the incentive through gross metering modelwherein the utility purchase all the generated solar energyexported to the grid which would change into net meteringmodel
bull
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Gujarat
bull First State to offer net metring policybull 50 MW rooftop to be supported through GBI Rs
15kWh for the first 2 years Rs 10kWh for thenext 2 and Rs 050kWh for other 2 years
bull Regulation was limited to Government andresidential sector
bull Grid penetration is capped at 30 of distributiontransformer capacity
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Tamilnadu
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by West Bengal
bull Announced net metring policy on solar rooftop model for captiveuse in June 2012
bull Targets 16 MWp of rooftop and small PV installations by 2017bull Grid connected rooftop is allowed only for institutional
consumersbull Minimum allowed system size of 5 kWpbull Connectivity of rooftop PV is allowed at low or medium voltage
(6 kV or 11 kV) of distribution systembull Solar injection is permitted upto 90 of annual electricity
consumptionbull Net energy supplied by the utility to be billed as per existing slab
tariffsbull Solar generation to offset consumption in the highest tariff slab
and then the lower slab
bull KERC announced tariff for grid connected solar in 2013with or without MNRE CFA
bull Policy targets 400 MWp both through Net metering andGross metering
bull As per new RE policy 2009-14 State to promoterooftop with net metering
bull System size to be 5-100 kW and interconnection at 415V 3 phase or 11 kV
bull Maximum energy injection allowed upto 70 of energyusage at site from DISCOM
bull Energy injection to be settled on net basis in eachbilling period no carry forward
bull Pilot projects may come up in Mysore and Hubli-Dharwad solar cities
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Karnataka
bull 514 MW projects of SPV grid connected PV rooftopsprojects sanctioned for model solar city are underinstallation of which 200 MW commissioned
bull DISCOMS agreed to purchase power and JERC hasgiven rates for a project
bull Petition filed with the JERC and the finalization ofrate in progress
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Chandigarh
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
bull First State to offer net metring policybull 50 MW rooftop to be supported through GBI Rs
15kWh for the first 2 years Rs 10kWh for thenext 2 and Rs 050kWh for other 2 years
bull Regulation was limited to Government andresidential sector
bull Grid penetration is capped at 30 of distributiontransformer capacity
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Tamilnadu
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by West Bengal
bull Announced net metring policy on solar rooftop model for captiveuse in June 2012
bull Targets 16 MWp of rooftop and small PV installations by 2017bull Grid connected rooftop is allowed only for institutional
consumersbull Minimum allowed system size of 5 kWpbull Connectivity of rooftop PV is allowed at low or medium voltage
(6 kV or 11 kV) of distribution systembull Solar injection is permitted upto 90 of annual electricity
consumptionbull Net energy supplied by the utility to be billed as per existing slab
tariffsbull Solar generation to offset consumption in the highest tariff slab
and then the lower slab
bull KERC announced tariff for grid connected solar in 2013with or without MNRE CFA
bull Policy targets 400 MWp both through Net metering andGross metering
bull As per new RE policy 2009-14 State to promoterooftop with net metering
bull System size to be 5-100 kW and interconnection at 415V 3 phase or 11 kV
bull Maximum energy injection allowed upto 70 of energyusage at site from DISCOM
bull Energy injection to be settled on net basis in eachbilling period no carry forward
bull Pilot projects may come up in Mysore and Hubli-Dharwad solar cities
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Karnataka
bull 514 MW projects of SPV grid connected PV rooftopsprojects sanctioned for model solar city are underinstallation of which 200 MW commissioned
bull DISCOMS agreed to purchase power and JERC hasgiven rates for a project
bull Petition filed with the JERC and the finalization ofrate in progress
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Chandigarh
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by West Bengal
bull Announced net metring policy on solar rooftop model for captiveuse in June 2012
bull Targets 16 MWp of rooftop and small PV installations by 2017bull Grid connected rooftop is allowed only for institutional
consumersbull Minimum allowed system size of 5 kWpbull Connectivity of rooftop PV is allowed at low or medium voltage
(6 kV or 11 kV) of distribution systembull Solar injection is permitted upto 90 of annual electricity
consumptionbull Net energy supplied by the utility to be billed as per existing slab
tariffsbull Solar generation to offset consumption in the highest tariff slab
and then the lower slab
bull KERC announced tariff for grid connected solar in 2013with or without MNRE CFA
bull Policy targets 400 MWp both through Net metering andGross metering
bull As per new RE policy 2009-14 State to promoterooftop with net metering
bull System size to be 5-100 kW and interconnection at 415V 3 phase or 11 kV
bull Maximum energy injection allowed upto 70 of energyusage at site from DISCOM
bull Energy injection to be settled on net basis in eachbilling period no carry forward
bull Pilot projects may come up in Mysore and Hubli-Dharwad solar cities
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Karnataka
bull 514 MW projects of SPV grid connected PV rooftopsprojects sanctioned for model solar city are underinstallation of which 200 MW commissioned
bull DISCOMS agreed to purchase power and JERC hasgiven rates for a project
bull Petition filed with the JERC and the finalization ofrate in progress
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Chandigarh
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
bull KERC announced tariff for grid connected solar in 2013with or without MNRE CFA
bull Policy targets 400 MWp both through Net metering andGross metering
bull As per new RE policy 2009-14 State to promoterooftop with net metering
bull System size to be 5-100 kW and interconnection at 415V 3 phase or 11 kV
bull Maximum energy injection allowed upto 70 of energyusage at site from DISCOM
bull Energy injection to be settled on net basis in eachbilling period no carry forward
bull Pilot projects may come up in Mysore and Hubli-Dharwad solar cities
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Karnataka
bull 514 MW projects of SPV grid connected PV rooftopsprojects sanctioned for model solar city are underinstallation of which 200 MW commissioned
bull DISCOMS agreed to purchase power and JERC hasgiven rates for a project
bull Petition filed with the JERC and the finalization ofrate in progress
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Chandigarh
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
bull 514 MW projects of SPV grid connected PV rooftopsprojects sanctioned for model solar city are underinstallation of which 200 MW commissioned
bull DISCOMS agreed to purchase power and JERC hasgiven rates for a project
bull Petition filed with the JERC and the finalization ofrate in progress
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Chandigarh
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
bull Announced final regulation in June 2014bull Covering all utilities and consumers availing electricity
at voltage level of and below 11000 voltsbull Individual third party ownership allowed for system
sizes from 1 kWp to 1 MWpbull DISCOMs is obligated to provide energy banking
facility without any chargebull About net metring the regulation require a solar
meter to be installed at the delivery pointbull Consumers are obligated to comply safety standards
with regard to gird isolationanti-islanding etc
Grid-connected SPV Rooftop systemsIndian Experience Initiatives by Kerala
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
SECIrsquos Grid Connected Rooftop SchemeSalient Features
bull MNRE launched a pilot scheme in year 2013 for grid connected rooftop
PV power projects ndashbeing implemented by SECI
bull The scheme allows system size from 100 kW to 500 kWndash Aggregation of capacity from smaller roofs is allowed
bull 30 of the cost would be provided as subsidy and 70 to be met by the
consumer
bull Systems are to be grid connected and without battery back up
bull Mostly in-housecaptive consumption and to replace diesel generation
bull Surplus solar power to be fed to the grid
bull Cities across India being covered under the scheme for wider
participationpromotion
bull Developers selected through a competitive process
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Implementationbull Under the scheme SECI
ndash Allocates capacity for each cityState in consultation withMNRESNAs
ndash Verify project proposals wrt technical specifications and releasethe sanction for subsidy which is linked to performance up to 2years
ndash Release initial subsidy on successful commissions as per technicalspecifications (20)
ndash Release 5 subsidy each at the end of 1st and 2nd year ofsuccessful maintenance of the project
ndash Help developers for identification of projects throughdissemination workshops and to discuss any issues with concernauthorities
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Palatana (1)
Kolkata (2)
Bhubaneswar (1)
Chennai (6)
Coimbatore (15)
Bangalore (3)
Mumbai (1)Pune (3)
Gwalior (1)
Chandigarh (1)
Jaipur (375)
New Delhi (5)
Gurgaon (25) NoidaGreater Noida (35)
Raipur (205)
Hyderabad (4)
Implementing Rooftopprojects with 30 subsidyfrom MNRE
Upto 500kW capacityprojects being set up inselect cities
Phase I 55 MW (4 cities)Phase II 113 MW (6 cities)Phase III 10 MW (9 cities)Phase IV 50 MW (29 cities)
SECIrsquos Ongoing Scheme of Rooftop PV(Covering 37 Cities of India)
12-Nov-14 SOLAR ENERGY CORPORATION OF INDIA 11
LegendPhase IPhase IIPhase IIIPhase IVMultiple phasesCapacity in MW() Madurai (05)
Vijaywada (05)Tirupati (05)
Nagpur (05)
Nasik (05)
Bhopal (1)
Panchkula (1)
Patna (2)
Ranchi (2)
Mohali (1)
Amritsar (05)Ludhiana (05)
Gandhinagar (1)Vadodara (05)
Surat (05)
Mysore (1)
Durgapur (1)
Faridabad(05)
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Grid Connected Rooftop Scheme of SECI
bull So far 60 MW is allotted under various phases of theRooftop Schemes
bull Salient feature of the Phase IV (ongoing Phasendash50 MWp)ndash 40 MWp under Capex and 10 MWp under RESCO Model
ndash Benchmark cost is Rs 90 Wp for PPP model (RESCO) on 30 capitalsubsidy from MNRE
ndash Tariff based competitive bidding is experimented for RESCO projects inphase IV of the scheme which brought solar tariff in the range of Rs 4726to Rs 6745 (Cap at Rs675kWh)
ndash Rooftop -Capex model Average bid is Rs 75Wp Breakeven 5 to 6 years
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Status of Implementation
Phase-Ibull It was launched in April 2013bull Initially started the bidding with the following allocations
Chennai ndash 2 MW
Bangalore ndash 2 MW
Delhi ndash 1 MW
Gurgaon ndash 05 MW
bull 403 MW projects are sanctioned
bull 363 MWp capacity projects are commissioned
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Phase -IIbull It was launched in July 2013bull Revised the bench mark cost to Rs 90Wpbull Bids invited for a capacity of 113 MW
bull Jaipur ndash 325 MW
bull BhubaneswarCuttack ndash 1 MW
bull Hyderabad ndash 2 MW
bull Gurgaon ndash 15 MW
bull NOIDA Gr NOIDA ndash 15 MW
bull Raipur ndash 2 MW
bull Capacity allocations made for 113 MW to 9 shortlisted biddersbull Projects are under advanced stages of execution
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Phase -IIIbull It was launched in September 2013bull Bids invited for the capacity 10 MW in the following cities
Chennai - 2000 kWChandigarh - 500 kWCoimbatore - 1000 kWDelhi - 1000 kWGwalior - 250 kWKolkata - 1000 kWMumbai - 1500 kWPalatana - 1000 kWPune - 1750 kW
bull Projects are under advance stages of execution
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV- Salient featuresbull It was launched on 24032014
bull 21 States are covered in this phasebull For new States only capital city is covered
bull Bids were invited for the capacity of 50 MWbull RESCO mode has been introduced this time for the
first timendash Capacity under Capex Mode is 40 MW amp RESCO mode is 10 MW
bull Maximum Bid Capacity limit is kept 5 MW instead of2 MW and Minimum Bid Capacity limit is kept 500kW instead of 250 kW
bull Residential projects less than 10 kW have beenconsidered this timendash Aggregate capacity for residential projects is 50 kW
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash Capex Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 235 MWp under CAPEX Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 1500 kWBihar - 1000 kWGujarat - 2000 kWHaryana - 2000 kWJharkhand - 2000 kWKarnataka - 2000 kWMadhya Pradesh - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 3000 kWPunjab - 2000 kWRajasthan - 1000 kWTamil Nadu - 3000 kWUttar Pradesh - 3000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Price etc are available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Phase ndashIV ndash RESCO Modelbull Aggregate capacity allocated of 90 MWp under RESCO Modein the following States
Andhra Pradesh - 2000 kWDelhi - 2000 kWKarnataka - 1000 kWMaharashtra - 2000 kWTamil Nadu - 2000 kW
Other details like name of the successful bidders Tariff etcare available on our website
wwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Rooftop Scheme for Warehouses in India bull Large number of Warehouses owned by various
Govt and Private organizations in India such as
ndash Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)
ndash State Warehousing Corporations (SWCs)
ndash Private Owned Warehouses
bull Food Corporation of India is presently operating
more than 1800 WarehousesGodowns in India
through CWCSWCs Private Entrepreneurs
under Private Entrepreneurs Guarantee (PEG)
Scheme
bull CWC itself is presently operating around 500
Warehouses in India
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Roof top PV potential in Warehouses bull Vacant roof space available
bull Large area available
bull Roofs can be utilized for implementing
SPV systems
bull As a ballpark estimate a typical
warehouse can accommodate a rooftop
PV system of around 500 kWp capacity
bull Unlike industriescommercial
establishments these warehouses
requires less power hence the most of
the generated power may be fed into
the nearest grid
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 1
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Targets the WarehousesGodowns of CWCFCISWCs
Private Owners
bull An aggregate capacity of 73 MWp will be implemented
through SECI
bull Rooftop SPV power plants sizes would be ranging from
500 kWp to 5 MWp
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Pilot Scheme for Grid Connected SPV Systems for Warehouses - 2
Key features of the Scheme-
bull Bids will invited for RESCO mode
bull Rooftop Owners may be given a fixed roof rent upto 50
paisakWh
bull DISCOMs may be willing to purchase such power to meet
their RPO obligations
bull CFA upto Rs 2 CrMW will be provided by the Ministry for
implementing the scheme
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Criteria for Roof Selection for SPV Systems
bull In the ideal case SPV system should be mounted facing
towards South direction
bull Roofs should have longer life and better load-bearing capacity
bull Structure should be strong enough to bear the load of the PV
panels and the associate mounting systems
bull Solar radiation plays an important role thus warehouses may
be identified in the initial phase at high radiation areas
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Installations under our Scheme At a Glance
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gandhi Hospital
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 297 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 891 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 200 kWp
Rooftop Owner Vasavi College ofEngineering
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 118 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 3564 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Gokaraju RangarajuInstitute of Engineering amp Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Rockwell Industries
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 074 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 222 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner G NarayanammaInstitute of Technology
City Hyderabad
State Andhra Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 067 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2007 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Haldirams Snacks PvtLtd
City Noida
State Uttara Pradesh
Project Cost Rs 315 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 945 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sandhar Components
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 190 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 567 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Medanta Hospital
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Ansal University
City Gurgaon
State Haryana
Project Cost Rs 083 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 2490 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 140 kWp
Rooftop Owner Tube products India
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 119 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 36 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner Sriram Engineering College
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner TCL Ambattore
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 300 kWp
Rooftop Owner IIT Madras
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 249 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 75 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 360 kWp
Rooftop Owner Super Auto Forge Pvt Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 306 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 92 lacs
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Olympic Cards Ltd
City Chennai
State Tamilnadu
Project Cost Rs 415 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 124 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 500 kWp
Rooftop Owner Intel
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 439 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 131 Cr
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Aggregate Plant Capacity 900 kWp
Rooftop Owner SKF I amp II
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 747 Cr
CFA through SECI Rs 224 Cr
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Module India Make
Plant Capacity 100 kWp
Rooftop Owner NIAS
City Bengaluru
State Karnataka
Project Cost Rs 83 lacs
CFA through SECI Rs 25 lacs
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Key Challenges ndash Identification of Roofs
bull More challenges pariculaly in Govt Buildings PSUsEducationalInstitutes Hospitals such as approvals etc
bull SECI assitance in identification of rooftops and addressing issuesbull SNAs State Govts extending support
ndash Agreement between rooftop owners amp vendorsbull Protracted negotiations delays on techno-commercial termsbull Unwillingness of the rooftop owner for putting up even 70 of
cost of projectbull Wide variations in content terms amp conditonsbull Key provisions that must be included ndash RFS document SECI
generic guidelines etc
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Contdhellipndash Project Report
bull Wide variation in the reports bull Broad structure amp key inputs to be included have been defined
ndash Grid-Connectivity bull Metering Standards and Net metering regulationsbull Many States regulators yet to come out with guidelinesbull Feed-in-Tariff for surplus power into the grid bull Commitment by DISCOMS to absorb surplus power bull Exemptions for NOC from DISCOMbull MNRECERC taking up the matter at FOR
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
Contdhellipndash Distributed Work
bull Monitoring Reporting amp Verfication Protocolbull IT-enabled Programing Data Acquisition
ndash Commissioning Protocolsbull Site Inspection bull Inspection checklist
ndash Othersbull Quality Safety amp performance standardsbull Domestic content for cell and modules bull Awareness Promotion in Tier II cities
ldquoRooftop Solar PV has huge potential and the governmentpolicies and regulations should be enabling to promotelarge scale deploymentrdquo
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
THANK YOUwwwsecigovin
