India Solar Compass Q2 2022


 

This report provides a detailed update of all key sector developments and trends in the quarter – capacity addition, leading players, tenders and policy announcements, equipment prices, financial deals and other market developments. It also provides market outlook for the next two quarters.

Figure: Total installed and pipeline capacity, MW, 30 June 2022

Source: BRIDGE TO INDIA, MNRE

Q2 2022 was another strong quarter as India added 3,851 MW solar power capacity, falling slightly over the last quarter. Capacity addition was split 87:9:4 between utility scale, rooftop solar and off-grid solar at 3,356 MW, 355 MW and 140 MW respectively. Total installed capacity reached 60,383 MW by 30 June 2022.

 


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