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Downturn Due
February 2018
The Director General of Safeguards (DGS) has proposed a provisional duty of 70 per cent for a period of 200 days on solar cells and modules and has issued its recommendations in a preliminary report.
Silver Linings
September 2017
Since being identified as a potential response to India's crucial power challenges since the 1990s, wind energy has undergone a major shift in India, and even after a good 25 years, its full potential is yet to be realised.
Growth in solar imports increasing the risk of a knee-jerk reaction by India| BTI
June 2017
India imported 5.7 GW or about 89 per cent of its total solar module requirement in FY2016-17. Value of these imports is estimated at $3 billion, equivalent to 2.8 per cent of the country’s total merchandise trade deficit.
Indian solar tariffs fall 25percent in three months
May 2017
Last week, SECI’s 750 MW utility scale auction in Bhadla solar park saw tariffs fall to a new astounding low of Rs 2.44 (US¢ 3.79)/kWh. This comes after much brouhaha over tariffs falling to Rs 3.25/kWh (levelised) and Rs 3.15/kWh in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh and Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh respectively in the last three months.
The unintended consequences of low solar tariffs | BTI
May 2017
India’s race to the bottom for solar power prices has resulted in some unintended consequences. These range from some electricity distribution companies (discoms) wavering on signing power purchase agreements for projects awarded at higher tariffs to postponement of some tenders, according to consulting firm Bridge to India.
Bidding behaviour in solar not sustainable | BTI
April 2017
In its latest report, 'Analysis of utility scale solar tenders in India', Bridge to India examines recent bidding history for all PPA-based, open category tendered projects to understand risk-return relationship in the sector. From July 2015 to December 2016, India allocated 12.6 GW of solar projects to private developers through an open, competitive tender process.
India's problems with coal sector continue | BTI
February 2017
In January 2017, India’s coal imports declined by 22 per cent to 14 million tonnes because of lukewarm demand from power generating stations. Coal India Limited, which accounts for 80 per cent of domestic coal production, has posted its worst ever financial results for H1-FY17 as revenues declined even as expenses rose. At the same time, PLF of thermal power stations continues to be near all-time lows of under 60 per cent.
India's solar market to grow 90percent in 2017 | Bridge to India
February 2017
India starts the year with a pipeline of around 14 GW of utility scale projects, out of which 7.7 GW is expected to be commissioned in the year (growth of around 90 per cent over 2016).
Govt must catalyse residential rooftop growth
February 2017
Chasing a stiff 2022 target of 40 GW, India´s rooftop solar industry is finally coming into its own. Registering a phenomenal growth of 113 per cent over the past one year, the country´s rooftop solar capacity has recently crossed the 1 GW mark, a milestone that should inspire the industry to give a much-needed impetus to this nascent segment and set the pace for unprecedented capacity additions in the years to come
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