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A Ray of Hope, Amid the Gloom
Amidst the chaos seen in the power sector, with 22,000 MW thermal power projects lying idle for the need of coal or gas and lenders taking power generating assets to National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to recover dues, the transmission sector- with longer life cycle and lower risks- has exhibited the only ray of hope for investors and developers alike.
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Competitive bidding will lower procurement costs
The bids are fairly aggressive and assume most of the project risks to play out favourably. For achieving the good returns, generating PLFs of close to 35 per cent will be necessary through the life of the projects. Hence, location of the project will be very critical.
Rahul Prithiani, CRISIL Research, RPO, OEM, PLF, Solar PV Plants, APPC, Discoms, Goi, PPA, IRR
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Competitive bidding a blow for wind power sector
CRISIL Research believes the advent of competitive bidding in wind power would change the market landscape and lead to a sharp reduction in tariffs, put pressure on returns across the value chain, and lead to consolidation of the market towards independent power producers.
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JNNSM bids below Rs 9 per unit risky
The pace of reduction in capital costs is expected to moderate in 2012. This will exert pressure on the margins of players, who have bid below Rs 9 per unit under batch 2 of Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission
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JNNSM bids below Rs 9 per unit risky
The pace of reduction in capital costs is expected to moderate in 2012. This will exert pressure on the margins of players, who have bid below Rs 9 per unit under batch 2 of Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission
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Solar Power bids below Rs. 9 per unit risky
In 2011-12, India’s solar power capacities increased manifold to nearly 940 MW from a meagre 20 MW in 2010-11. Besides favourable government policies, particularly Gujarat’s solar policy, a sharp decline in capital costs over 2011 drove this rapid expansion.
JNNSM Projects, Solar Power, CRISIL Research, Solar Photovoltaic, Germany, Spain, Equity Internal Rate Of Returns, Irrs, Rahul Prithiani, Prasad Koparkar, Solar Equipment
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Solar Power bids below Rs. 9 per unit risky
In 2011-12, India’s solar power capacities increased manifold to nearly 940 MW from a meagre 20 MW in 2010-11. Besides favourable government policies, particularly Gujarat’s solar policy, a sharp decline in capital costs over 2011 drove this rapid expansion.
JNNSM Projects, Solar Power, CRISIL Research, Solar Photovoltaic, Germany, Spain, Equity Internal Rate Of Returns, Irrs, Rahul Prithiani, Prasad Koparkar, Solar Equipment
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