12 September 2022 | BRIDGE TO INDIA
National Solar Energy Federation of India (NSEFI), a solar industry association, has warned that about 25 GW of solar projects are facing risk of abandonment due to severe cost hikes over last two years. According to NSEFI, tariff for these projects...
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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, key international developments and short-term market outlook.
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 corporate renewable market is benefitting from strong growth drivers in the form of rising RPO target, ambitious decarbonisation agenda and attractive cost saving potential. But while corporates account for 50% of total power consumption in the country, their direct procurement accounts for only 27% share of renewable power capacity. Figure: Total renewable power capacity split by...
India’s residential rooftop solar market, long held back by low consumer awareness and poor economic viability, is showing encouraging signs of growth. With less than 1% of urban households having adopted residential rooftop solar so far, the market represents huge growth potential.
Large scale deployment of intermittent renewable power requires storage solutions to address imbalances between supply and demand, and more ancillary services. Battery energy storage systems (BESS) are gaining popularity worldwide but their near-term deployment potential in India is limited by several challenges.
