BRIDGE TO INDIA's INDIA SOLAR DECISION BRIEF, 'Bankability and Debt Financing for Solar Projects in India' looks at debt financing for solar projects in India from two perspectives: the lender’s point of view and the borrower’s point of view. The lender’s point of view addresses the bankability of solar projects in India by covering all the risks and their respective mitigation strategies. Here we help the developer’s understand the steps they need to take to increase their chances of receiving non-recourse financing. From the borrower’s point of view we cover how the project finances can be structured in an optimum manner. We go into the details of how bridge financing can be used to solve liquidity issues. Also, various sources of financing have been discussed in detail.

BRIDGE TO INDIA's INDIA SOLAR DECISION BRIEF, 'The Project Development Handbook' aims to present relevant information in a structured manner to provide an overview of the processes, timelines, costs, challenges and opportunities in project development in India. This handbook, meant for investors, project developers and EPC players, will help to assess projects in terms of profitability and bankability across various off-take options.

'The REC Mechanism: Viability of solar projects in India' is BRIDGE TO INDIA's first India Solar Decision Brief. It covers, in depth, the solar REC market in India as a viable off-take for solar project developers. It includes analyses on the mechanism, the regulations surrounding the market in India, the most viable business models and the market challenges that need to be overcome for the market to take off.