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
India Solar Rooftop Map is an info-graphic report providing a snapshot of rooftop solar market in India – capacity addition across states and consumer segments, market share of leading players and other key trends.
India’s corporate renewable market is becoming more vibrant with strong demand, policy and technology levers. Driven by net zero targets and investor mandates, corporate consumers are rushing to adopt more renewable power.
The role of corporate entities, responsible for around half of India’s total energy consumption, is vital in meeting decarbonisation targets. Corporate entities are increasingly facing pressure from policy makers, consumers and investors to take climate action and define a roadmap for complete decarbonisation. Figure: Different sources of industrial emissions, 2016 Source:...
India Solar Map 2022 is an infographic report providing a state-wise break up of utility scale solar commissioned and pipeline capacity beside many other useful data points including project auction results, leading players, power generation, EPC cost, domestic module availability and power trading prices.
This report provides a quarterly 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. Figure: Total C&I renewable capacity, MW Source: BRIDGE TO INDIA research India added 1,093 MW corporate renewable capacity in Q4 2022, down 14% QOQ. Total...
This report captures quarterly trends in module demand and supply, import and domestic production volumes, supplier market shares, break-up by technology and rating, pricing trends across the value chain and key international developments. Figure: Domestic module shipments, Q4 2022 Q4 saw capacity addition of 2,755 MW, down 17% over the previous quarter. Total module demand in the...
