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 […]
In India, one of the major issues that affect the performance of renewable energy plants is the lack of sufficient evacuation infrastructure. In one of our earlier articles, we had shared some analysis of how lack of enough transmission infrastructure has crippled the Tamil Nadu wind industry(read the article here). There are initial indications that
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As I chose to write on this topic, I realized that 3 out of my last 5 blogs were on the subject of Rooftop PV. The first one was about Karnataka rooftop PV programme, the second on the SECI’s bidding process for rooftops under the JNNSM and the third one about the advantages and disadvantages
In the previous blog post, we had done a preliminary analysis of the feasibility of putting up residential rooftop projects under Tamil Nadu’s new solar policy. Over the course of the evaluation, we had assumed that the GBI offered would be only for the quantum of electricity that was fed into the grid AFTER consumption.
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