The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission(DERC) has published the implementation guidelines for net-metering systems. It may be recalled that the DERC had notified the regulations for Net Metering on September 2, 2014(more details here). Some of the highlights are reproduced below. a. Distribution Transformer level capacity to be offered for Connecting Renewable EnergySystem for Net Metering […]
After some false starts, Delhi now officially has a net metering regulation. The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission(DERC) has released the notification formalizing net-metering in Delhi. It may be recalled that the previous version of Delhi’s net-metering policy was scrapped in February 2012, citing loopholes and possibilities of scams(More here). Some of the highlights of the regulations
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The Solar Energy Corporation of India(SECI) has released the list of bidders under the Phase IV of the Solar PV rooftop programme. Since L1 bidding process was used for selection of bidders, the non-L1 bidders have been given time till 21st July 2014 to match the L1 prices. SECI had released the RfS for allocation
The Solar Energy Corporation of India has been undertaking installation of rooftop PV in various states across the country through multiple phases with the most recent being phase 3 where a total of 10 MW was available for bidding across nince cities. Of this 8.75 MW was allocated in late December 2013. Following this, SECI
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In the first phase of the Kerala Solar rooftop programme, Tata Power Solar(TPS) has been the most successful so far. According to an update published by ANERT, the renewable energy nodal agency for Kerala, subsidy has been released to 953 households(as of 18 December 2013) under the 10,000 rooftop power plants programme. Of these 953
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The solar capacity in India crossed the 2 GW milestone in the third quarter of 2013 with the addition of about 900 MW (as of October 2013) driven primarily through the capacity additions under the Batch II of Phase 1 of the National Solar Mission. In addition to this, a few large scale power plants
Perhaps for the first time in the history of the country, all the 3 major political parties(AAP, BJP and INC ) had included solar in their election manifestos for the Delhi Assembly Elections for 2013. BJP had the following points related to electricity in general and solar in particular in Delhi(Click here for the manifesto).
In the Phase III of the implementation of the Rooftop PV systems by the Solar Energy Corporation of India, RfS was floated in September 2013 for allocation of projects in 9 cities totaling 10 MW(Details available here). SECI announced the winners a few days back, and the results are as follows. 1. Of the total
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After allotting rooftop projects in 2 phases(details of Phase 1 and Phase 2 can be accessed here and here), the Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) has invited Request for Selection(RfS) from prospective bidders under the Phase III of the allocation. Some of the winners in the past include Azure Power, Sun Edison and Welspun
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The Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) had earlier invited bids from prospective developers to install rooftop PV systems across six cities in India totalling 11.1 MW. The allocations were to be made to developers who offered the lowest price per Wp for installing the rooftop PV systems in the various cities. Following the tendering
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