According to the MNRE, 90% of India’s solar installations is ground mounted(~29 GW), 7% is rooftop Solar(~2.2 GW) and the rest is Off-grid PV(~935 MW). These numbers are as of October 2019. Solar power constitutes 38.2% of the total renewable power installed capacity of 83.83 GW, whereas Wind continued to lead with 44% of capacity(36.9 […]
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By now, it is very likely that you have read about the “historic” lowest tariff ever quoted for solar power in India. In case you missed it, 3 firms have won 250 MW of projects each in Rewa Solar Park in Madhya Pradesh, with the lowest first year tariff being Rs. 2.97/kWh, and a levelized
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At RESolve, we love Solar(and Wind, and anything related to sustainable energy); we love statistics and analysis(just like a lot of cricket fans do); and we love writing. The result? The birth of the RESolve blog way back in July 2012. It was an exciting journey, and we were fortunate to write a lot about some
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The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy(MNRE) has released the renewable energy installation capacity as of 31.03.2014, the end of the financial year(FY) 2013-14. Some of the highlights are a. 3.639 GW of grid-connected renewable energy capacity was added in the FY 2013-14. The cumulative RE capacity stood at 31,707 MW at the end of
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I had the opportunity to present on the topic ” Tamil Nadu Wind at Crossroads – The Way Forward”. The event was held on 20th March in Chennai and was organised by the ASSOCHAM. I am sharing the presentation below. Comments and suggestions welcome. Wind assocham from RESolve Energy Consultants ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Subscribe to RESolve Energy
According to the updates released by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, the total wind capacity in India stood at 20,226 MW. A total of 1,175 MW of wind capacity was added during the first 10 months of the FY 2013-14 till January 2014. Gujarat added 362 MW, followed by Maharashtra with 297 MW
According to the data released by the MNRE today, India’s cumulative grid-connected solar installed capacity(PV+CSP) stood at 2,180 MW as of 31 December 2013. This translates to an addition of 1,004 MW in the calender year 2013. Wind installations crossed the 20 GW mark in November 2013, and stood at 20,150 MW at the end of 2013. The total
The calendar year 2013 has been a tough year for the Indian Wind industry. It added only 1573 MW of generation capacity during January- October 2013(Source: MNRE), and is likely to register a negative growth compared to the previous calendar year 2012 when a total of 2336 MW was installed. (Source: GWEC). It may be
As per the latest update from MNRE, only 72.25 MW of renewable energy capacity was added in October 2013. No solar projects were commissioned in the month, while 52.25 MW of Wind and 20 MW of Small Hydro capacity was added. Overall, 881 MW of Wind and 394 MW of Solar capacity has been added
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According to the latest updated by the MNRE, Solar in India has crossed the 2 GW landmark(grid-connected and off-grid systems combined). As of 31 August 2013, the total solar installed capacity stood at 2100 MW, out of which grid-connected solar capacity was 1969 MW and off-grid systems was 131 MW. About 130 MW of grid-connected
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