The latest data released by the MNRE shows that the first 4 months of the Financial year saw only a marginal increase in the solar installed capacity. The total installed capacity stood at 2737.6 MW as of 11 August 2014 as against 2631.9 MW on 31 March 2014. The bulk of the capacity addition came […]
India added 105.7 MW solar capacity during April to July 2014 – MNRE Read More »
We are glad to present the Second edition of the whitepaper “Sunrise in Gujarat”, a detailed analysis of the energy generation in 2013-14 of solar plants that were commissioned under the Gujarat Solar policy. In this edition, the number of plants analysed has increased to 65, from 50 in the first edition(download the first edition here).
Gujarat Solar – SunEdison, Konark and Welspun top performing plants in 2013-14 Read More »
The MNRE released the state-wise solar installed capacity under JNNSM and various other schemes as of 31 January 2014. Not surprisingly, Gujarat continues to be the Number 1 state with 860.4 MW out of the total installed capacity of 2208 MW in the country. The most interesting part is that all this capacity came through
In May 2013, RESolve released a whitepaper with the ranking of solar projects in Gujarat(click here) based on the energy generation data from the Gujarat SLDC for the calendar year 2012(January 2012 to December 12). Based on the feedback received from the industry, we have modified the ranking from Calender year to Financial year and
With the commissioning of the first CSP plant allotted under the JNNSM Phase 1, the total solar installed capacity in Rajasthan has reached 608.5 MW. During the period April 2013 to June 2013, a total of 55.75 MW was commissioned in the state. An analysis of the projects commissioned till March 2013 can be found
Rajasthan Solar – Status of projects commissioned as of 30 June 2013 Read More »
Solar PV sector in India is maturing. From being a virtually unknown sector in 2009, Solar sector has come a long way, having crossed the 1 GW mark in 2012. During this relatively short journey of 4 years, the sector has seen several eventful things – the drastic price drops caused by the huge oversupply
With the power tariff hikes and the rise in power cuts in most states, rooftop solar PV is increasingly being viewed as a solution to these problems. As we mentioned in an article last week, there is a growing optimism that rooftop solar PV has a huge potential and with proper policy and regulatory support,
Rooftop solar PV in India – Gujarat and Kerala show the way Read More »
