27 September 2018 | BRIDGE TO INDIA
India’s solar sector is growing rapidly – total installed capacity has risen from just 1 GW in 2012 to over 25 GW at present and is expected to go up by over 50 GW in the next five years.
Rapid growth and concentration in water-stressed areas exposes solar projects to a growing water risk – scarcity, rising cost, conflict with other social and economic uses and environmental degradation.
Figure: Estimated water consumption in the solar sector by state
This report provides an update on key trends and developments in the corporate renewable market including capacity addition, key players, policy issuances, financing, equipment prices and other market trends.
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.
India’s coastline offers over 140 GW offshore wind potential, particularly in Gujarat and Tamil Nadu. To harness this, the government approved INR 74.53 billion to support 1 GW of capacity and port upgrades, taking first steps to kick off the space and reduce costs.
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.
This report encapsulates quarterly trends in module demand and supply, import and domestic production volumes, supplier market share, break-up by technology and rating, global market scenario, pricing across the value chain, key policy developments and market outlook.
This report provides an update on key trends and developments in the corporate renewable market including capacity addition, key players, policy & regulatory issuance, financing, PPA tariffs and other market trends.
