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BRIDGE TO INDIA
22 March 2021 | BRIDGE TO INDIA. SECI concluded its 1,200 MW ISTS wind tranche X auction earlier this week. The tender was oversubscribed by 2.6 times. Successful bidders include Adani (300 MW), Ayana (300 MW), Evergreen Power (150 MW) and JSW (450 MW) with tariffs between INR2.77-2.78/ kWh.
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Decisive course correction to retain investors. As COVID pandemic rages across the country, MNRE has granted further time extension to projects under construction. The extension, not yet quantified because it is still too early to assess actual impact, would be applicable only to projects tendered by central government agencies with. INDIA SOLAR PRICE INDICES- BRIDGE TO INDIA SOLAR REPORT This index provides EPC price information for a 500 kW rooftop solar project on an industrial pre-fabricated metal structure. Our rooftop solar EPC price index for March 31, 2017 is INR 45/ Wp. Note: Prices for past quarters are based on BRIDGE TO INDIA research. Rooftop EPC prices have declined 21% y-o-y and 6% over the last quarter. SOLAR MARKET MAY 2020 Executive summary COVID-19 has caused unprecedented turmoil across the world. Wide-scale suspension of economic activity, supply chain disruption and employee healthINDIA SOLAR ROOFTOP
INDIA SOLAR ROOFTOP MAP 2020JUN 79 23 35 21 57 10 34 13 27 143 53 59 15 10 14 15 30 18 3 9 31 169 40 12 240 174 481 Manipur, Assam,Meghalaya,
SOLAR INVERTER MARKET IN INDIA Rooftop solar. Indian rooftop solar market is expected to add about 500 MW of new capacity this year. There are many local players competing in this market but we find that the top 10 suppliers still account for over 85% of the shipments. Delta Electronics is the clear market leader, followed by SMA and its Chinese subsidiary Zever Solar. MANAGING INDIA’S PV MODULE WASTE Executive summary.. 2 1. Introduction .. 3 ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES 2021 The most respected promotion platform in the Indian renewable industry Our content is high quality and unbiased Based on primary, bottom-up research and project database REQUEST FOR SELECTION (RFS) DOCUMENT FOR SELECTION OF WIND Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (A Government of IndiaEnterprise)
GRID INTEGRATION OF DISTRIBUTED SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAICS (PV) Grid Integration of Distributed Solar Photovoltaics (PV) in India A review of technical aspects, best practices and the way forward A Prayas (Energy Group) ReportBRIDGE TO INDIA
22 March 2021 | BRIDGE TO INDIA. SECI concluded its 1,200 MW ISTS wind tranche X auction earlier this week. The tender was oversubscribed by 2.6 times. Successful bidders include Adani (300 MW), Ayana (300 MW), Evergreen Power (150 MW) and JSW (450 MW) with tariffs between INR2.77-2.78/ kWh.
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Decisive course correction to retain investors. As COVID pandemic rages across the country, MNRE has granted further time extension to projects under construction. The extension, not yet quantified because it is still too early to assess actual impact, would be applicable only to projects tendered by central government agencies with. INDIA SOLAR PRICE INDICES- BRIDGE TO INDIA SOLAR REPORT This index provides EPC price information for a 500 kW rooftop solar project on an industrial pre-fabricated metal structure. Our rooftop solar EPC price index for March 31, 2017 is INR 45/ Wp. Note: Prices for past quarters are based on BRIDGE TO INDIA research. Rooftop EPC prices have declined 21% y-o-y and 6% over the last quarter. SOLAR MARKET MAY 2020 Executive summary COVID-19 has caused unprecedented turmoil across the world. Wide-scale suspension of economic activity, supply chain disruption and employee healthINDIA SOLAR ROOFTOP
INDIA SOLAR ROOFTOP MAP 2020JUN 79 23 35 21 57 10 34 13 27 143 53 59 15 10 14 15 30 18 3 9 31 169 40 12 240 174 481 Manipur, Assam,Meghalaya,
SOLAR INVERTER MARKET IN INDIA Rooftop solar. Indian rooftop solar market is expected to add about 500 MW of new capacity this year. There are many local players competing in this market but we find that the top 10 suppliers still account for over 85% of the shipments. Delta Electronics is the clear market leader, followed by SMA and its Chinese subsidiary Zever Solar. MANAGING INDIA’S PV MODULE WASTE Executive summary.. 2 1. Introduction .. 3 ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES 2021 The most respected promotion platform in the Indian renewable industry Our content is high quality and unbiased Based on primary, bottom-up research and project database REQUEST FOR SELECTION (RFS) DOCUMENT FOR SELECTION OF WIND Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (A Government of IndiaEnterprise)
GRID INTEGRATION OF DISTRIBUTED SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAICS (PV) Grid Integration of Distributed Solar Photovoltaics (PV) in India A review of technical aspects, best practices and the way forward A Prayas (Energy Group) Report APPLY NOW - BRIDGE TO INDIA - HOME C 8/5, DLF Phase I Gurugram (Delhi NCR) 122001 Haryana, India Phone: +91 124 4204003 E-mail: contact@bridgetoindia.comBRIDGE TO INDIA
Careers. We are looking for new team members with a passion for clean energy and delivering excellent outcomes. The candidates should have strong understanding of overall energy and renewable energy sector as well as expertise in a specific domain: business strategy, finance, policy formulation and/ or business development.BRIDGE TO INDIA
Coronavirus-induced hardships persisted in Q4 2020, pulling installation numbers down. Solar capacity addition in 2020 was at a five-year low. 1,298 MW of new capacity was added in the quarter, marginally below our estimate. Total installed capacity and project pipeline touched 41,689 MW and 46,175 MW, respectively by 31 December2020.
COVID-19: IMPACT ON INDIAN RENEWABLES BRIDGE TO INDIA Energy Private Limited, 2020 With number of infections in India still rising rapidly, considerable uncertainty remains over economic outlook. SOLAR INVERTER MARKET IN INDIA Rooftop solar. Indian rooftop solar market is expected to add about 500 MW of new capacity this year. There are many local players competing in this market but we find that the top 10 suppliers still account for over 85% of the shipments. Delta Electronics is the clear market leader, followed by SMA and its Chinese subsidiary Zever Solar.INDIA SOLAR ROOFTOP
india solar rooftop map 2019dec 86 349 29 464 56 18 27 11 46 9 27 10 21 45 9 15 36 54 12 6 46 17 22 7 22 13 2 7 812 57 595 160 68 18 22 28 482 42 375 65 31 9 25 3 9 REQUEST FOR SELECTION (RFS) DOCUMENT FOR SELECTION OF WIND Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (A Government of IndiaEnterprise)
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The poor financial health of India’s power distribution companies (DISCOMs) is deemed to be the weakest link in the Indian power sector and a huge headache for project developers. It is not just critical for the revival of the power sector but also for the health of public sector banks. Recent estimates by CRISIL suggestINDIA SOLAR ROOFTOP
CAPEX and OPEX model market share2 Notes: 1. Methodology BRIDGE TO INDIA has conducted an extensive data collection exercise and relied on multiple market sources including project developers, equipment suppliers and state nodal agencies to provide INDIA SOLAR HANDBOOK BRIDGE TO INDIA, 2014 6 Where the market currently stands As of May 2014, India has an installed capacity of 2.5 GW. 70% of it is found in the deserts of the western states ofBRIDGE TO INDIA
22 March 2021 | BRIDGE TO INDIA. SECI concluded its 1,200 MW ISTS wind tranche X auction earlier this week. The tender was oversubscribed by 2.6 times. Successful bidders include Adani (300 MW), Ayana (300 MW), Evergreen Power (150 MW) and JSW (450 MW) with tariffs between INR2.77-2.78/ kWh.
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Decisive course correction to retain investors. As COVID pandemic rages across the country, MNRE has granted further time extension to projects under construction. The extension, not yet quantified because it is still too early to assess actual impact, would be applicable only to projects tendered by central government agencies with. INDIA SOLAR PRICE INDICES- BRIDGE TO INDIA SOLAR REPORT This index provides EPC price information for a 500 kW rooftop solar project on an industrial pre-fabricated metal structure. Our rooftop solar EPC price index for March 31, 2017 is INR 45/ Wp. Note: Prices for past quarters are based on BRIDGE TO INDIA research. Rooftop EPC prices have declined 21% y-o-y and 6% over the last quarter. SOLAR MARKET MAY 2020 Executive summary COVID-19 has caused unprecedented turmoil across the world. Wide-scale suspension of economic activity, supply chain disruption and employee healthINDIA SOLAR ROOFTOP
INDIA SOLAR ROOFTOP MAP 2020JUN 79 23 35 21 57 10 34 13 27 143 53 59 15 10 14 15 30 18 3 9 31 169 40 12 240 174 481 Manipur, Assam,Meghalaya,
SOLAR INVERTER MARKET IN INDIA Rooftop solar. Indian rooftop solar market is expected to add about 500 MW of new capacity this year. There are many local players competing in this market but we find that the top 10 suppliers still account for over 85% of the shipments. Delta Electronics is the clear market leader, followed by SMA and its Chinese subsidiary Zever Solar. MANAGING INDIA’S PV MODULE WASTE Executive summary.. 2 1. Introduction .. 3 ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES 2021 The most respected promotion platform in the Indian renewable industry Our content is high quality and unbiased Based on primary, bottom-up research and project database REQUEST FOR SELECTION (RFS) DOCUMENT FOR SELECTION OF WIND Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (A Government of IndiaEnterprise)
GRID INTEGRATION OF DISTRIBUTED SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAICS (PV) Grid Integration of Distributed Solar Photovoltaics (PV) in India A review of technical aspects, best practices and the way forward A Prayas (Energy Group) ReportBRIDGE TO INDIA
22 March 2021 | BRIDGE TO INDIA. SECI concluded its 1,200 MW ISTS wind tranche X auction earlier this week. The tender was oversubscribed by 2.6 times. Successful bidders include Adani (300 MW), Ayana (300 MW), Evergreen Power (150 MW) and JSW (450 MW) with tariffs between INR2.77-2.78/ kWh.
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Decisive course correction to retain investors. As COVID pandemic rages across the country, MNRE has granted further time extension to projects under construction. The extension, not yet quantified because it is still too early to assess actual impact, would be applicable only to projects tendered by central government agencies with. INDIA SOLAR PRICE INDICES- BRIDGE TO INDIA SOLAR REPORT This index provides EPC price information for a 500 kW rooftop solar project on an industrial pre-fabricated metal structure. Our rooftop solar EPC price index for March 31, 2017 is INR 45/ Wp. Note: Prices for past quarters are based on BRIDGE TO INDIA research. Rooftop EPC prices have declined 21% y-o-y and 6% over the last quarter. SOLAR MARKET MAY 2020 Executive summary COVID-19 has caused unprecedented turmoil across the world. Wide-scale suspension of economic activity, supply chain disruption and employee healthINDIA SOLAR ROOFTOP
INDIA SOLAR ROOFTOP MAP 2020JUN 79 23 35 21 57 10 34 13 27 143 53 59 15 10 14 15 30 18 3 9 31 169 40 12 240 174 481 Manipur, Assam,Meghalaya,
SOLAR INVERTER MARKET IN INDIA Rooftop solar. Indian rooftop solar market is expected to add about 500 MW of new capacity this year. There are many local players competing in this market but we find that the top 10 suppliers still account for over 85% of the shipments. Delta Electronics is the clear market leader, followed by SMA and its Chinese subsidiary Zever Solar. MANAGING INDIA’S PV MODULE WASTE Executive summary.. 2 1. Introduction .. 3 ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES 2021 The most respected promotion platform in the Indian renewable industry Our content is high quality and unbiased Based on primary, bottom-up research and project database REQUEST FOR SELECTION (RFS) DOCUMENT FOR SELECTION OF WIND Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (A Government of IndiaEnterprise)
GRID INTEGRATION OF DISTRIBUTED SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAICS (PV) Grid Integration of Distributed Solar Photovoltaics (PV) in India A review of technical aspects, best practices and the way forward A Prayas (Energy Group) Report APPLY NOW - BRIDGE TO INDIA - HOME C 8/5, DLF Phase I Gurugram (Delhi NCR) 122001 Haryana, India Phone: +91 124 4204003 E-mail: contact@bridgetoindia.comBRIDGE TO INDIA
Careers. We are looking for new team members with a passion for clean energy and delivering excellent outcomes. The candidates should have strong understanding of overall energy and renewable energy sector as well as expertise in a specific domain: business strategy, finance, policy formulation and/ or business development.BRIDGE TO INDIA
Coronavirus-induced hardships persisted in Q4 2020, pulling installation numbers down. Solar capacity addition in 2020 was at a five-year low. 1,298 MW of new capacity was added in the quarter, marginally below our estimate. Total installed capacity and project pipeline touched 41,689 MW and 46,175 MW, respectively by 31 December2020.
COVID-19: IMPACT ON INDIAN RENEWABLES BRIDGE TO INDIA Energy Private Limited, 2020 With number of infections in India still rising rapidly, considerable uncertainty remains over economic outlook. SOLAR INVERTER MARKET IN INDIA Rooftop solar. Indian rooftop solar market is expected to add about 500 MW of new capacity this year. There are many local players competing in this market but we find that the top 10 suppliers still account for over 85% of the shipments. Delta Electronics is the clear market leader, followed by SMA and its Chinese subsidiary Zever Solar.INDIA SOLAR ROOFTOP
india solar rooftop map 2019dec 86 349 29 464 56 18 27 11 46 9 27 10 21 45 9 15 36 54 12 6 46 17 22 7 22 13 2 7 812 57 595 160 68 18 22 28 482 42 375 65 31 9 25 3 9 REQUEST FOR SELECTION (RFS) DOCUMENT FOR SELECTION OF WIND Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (A Government of IndiaEnterprise)
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The poor financial health of India’s power distribution companies (DISCOMs) is deemed to be the weakest link in the Indian power sector and a huge headache for project developers. It is not just critical for the revival of the power sector but also for the health of public sector banks. Recent estimates by CRISIL suggestINDIA SOLAR ROOFTOP
CAPEX and OPEX model market share2 Notes: 1. Methodology BRIDGE TO INDIA has conducted an extensive data collection exercise and relied on multiple market sources including project developers, equipment suppliers and state nodal agencies to provide INDIA SOLAR HANDBOOK BRIDGE TO INDIA, 2014 6 Where the market currently stands As of May 2014, India has an installed capacity of 2.5 GW. 70% of it is found in the deserts of the western states ofBRIDGE TO INDIA
22 March 2021 | BRIDGE TO INDIA. SECI concluded its 1,200 MW ISTS wind tranche X auction earlier this week. The tender was oversubscribed by 2.6 times. Successful bidders include Adani (300 MW), Ayana (300 MW), Evergreen Power (150 MW) and JSW (450 MW) with tariffs between INR2.77-2.78/ kWh.
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17 May 2021 | BRIDGE TO INDIA. Coal India Limited, a public sector company and the world's largest coal producer, won 100 MW capacity in the recent 500 MW solar auction in Gujarat with a bid of INR 2.20/ kWh. Two of the other four bidders in the auction were also PSUs – NTPC and SJVN won 150 MW and 70 MWBRIDGE TO INDIA
05 April 2021 | BRIDGE TO INDIA Indian states are rushing to block net metering connectivity for rooftop solar systems. After the Ministry of Power’s policy guidance to restrict net metering to system sizes up to 10 kW, Karnataka and West Bengal have already announced net metering system. This is a PREMIUM blog available only to our paid subscribers, please login for full access.BRIDGE TO INDIA
Careers. We are looking for new team members with a passion for clean energy and delivering excellent outcomes. The candidates should have strong understanding of overall energy and renewable energy sector as well as expertise in a specific domain: business strategy, finance, policy formulation and/ or business development. COVID-19: IMPACT ON INDIAN RENEWABLES BRIDGE TO INDIA Energy Private Limited, 2020 With number of infections in India still rising rapidly, considerable uncertainty remains over economic outlook.BRIDGE TO INDIA
The Indian solar market is at a crucial juncture. Anti-dumping duties (ADD) will impact the market – severely if imposed, still substantially even if not (just by creating uncertainty). Projects under the National Solar Mission (NSM) will be affected least. Projects under state policies and parity-based projects might not only be delayed but fully called MANAGING INDIA’S PV MODULE WASTE Executive summary.. 2 1. Introduction .. 3 INDIA SOLAR COMPASS REPORT QUARTER 2 2019 -BRIDGE TO INDIA India Solar Compass Q2 2019 . Q2 was again a slow quarter for the solar sector with new capacity addition coming in at only 1,104 MW, Price : 150,000 BUY FULL REPORT FLOATING SOLAR REPORT WEB 2. Indian market Floating solar is still in nascent stages of development in India. After the recent commissioning of a 2 MW project at Visakhapatnam, cumulative GRID INTEGRATION OF DISTRIBUTED SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAICS (PV) Grid Integration of Distributed Solar Photovoltaics (PV) in India A review of technical aspects, best practices and the way forward A Prayas (Energy Group) ReportBRIDGE TO INDIA
22 March 2021 | BRIDGE TO INDIA. SECI concluded its 1,200 MW ISTS wind tranche X auction earlier this week. The tender was oversubscribed by 2.6 times. Successful bidders include Adani (300 MW), Ayana (300 MW), Evergreen Power (150 MW) and JSW (450 MW) with tariffs between INR2.77-2.78/ kWh.
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17 May 2021 | BRIDGE TO INDIA. Coal India Limited, a public sector company and the world's largest coal producer, won 100 MW capacity in the recent 500 MW solar auction in Gujarat with a bid of INR 2.20/ kWh. Two of the other four bidders in the auction were also PSUs – NTPC and SJVN won 150 MW and 70 MWBRIDGE TO INDIA
05 April 2021 | BRIDGE TO INDIA Indian states are rushing to block net metering connectivity for rooftop solar systems. After the Ministry of Power’s policy guidance to restrict net metering to system sizes up to 10 kW, Karnataka and West Bengal have already announced net metering system. This is a PREMIUM blog available only to our paid subscribers, please login for full access.BRIDGE TO INDIA
Careers. We are looking for new team members with a passion for clean energy and delivering excellent outcomes. The candidates should have strong understanding of overall energy and renewable energy sector as well as expertise in a specific domain: business strategy, finance, policy formulation and/ or business development. COVID-19: IMPACT ON INDIAN RENEWABLES BRIDGE TO INDIA Energy Private Limited, 2020 With number of infections in India still rising rapidly, considerable uncertainty remains over economic outlook.BRIDGE TO INDIA
The Indian solar market is at a crucial juncture. Anti-dumping duties (ADD) will impact the market – severely if imposed, still substantially even if not (just by creating uncertainty). Projects under the National Solar Mission (NSM) will be affected least. Projects under state policies and parity-based projects might not only be delayed but fully called MANAGING INDIA’S PV MODULE WASTE Executive summary.. 2 1. Introduction .. 3 INDIA SOLAR COMPASS REPORT QUARTER 2 2019 -BRIDGE TO INDIA India Solar Compass Q2 2019 . Q2 was again a slow quarter for the solar sector with new capacity addition coming in at only 1,104 MW, Price : 150,000 BUY FULL REPORT FLOATING SOLAR REPORT WEB 2. Indian market Floating solar is still in nascent stages of development in India. After the recent commissioning of a 2 MW project at Visakhapatnam, cumulative GRID INTEGRATION OF DISTRIBUTED SOLAR PHOTOVOLTAICS (PV) Grid Integration of Distributed Solar Photovoltaics (PV) in India A review of technical aspects, best practices and the way forward A Prayas (Energy Group) ReportBRIDGE TO INDIA
Consulting positions – Senior Manager, Manager and Analyst We are looking for candidates with strong skill sets, high enthusiasm and a positive attitude. In return, we offer fantastic market exposure combined with entrepreneurial, dynamic and meritocratic work environment. If that sounds appealing, please write to us. Job description Understanding and analysing renewable energy industry andBRIDGE TO INDIA
BRIDGE TO INDIA hosted a webinar on 3 June 2020 to discuss impact of COVID-19 on domestic module manufacturing industry in India. We had an eminent group of speakers including Mr. Amitesh Sinha, Joint Secretary, MNRE, Mr. Ashish Khanna, CEO, Tata Power Solar, Mr. Ramesh Nair, CEO, Adani Solar, Mr. Saibaba Vutukuri, CEO, Vikram Solar and Mr. Ranjit Gupta, CEO, Azure Power. SOLAR MARKET MAY 2020 Executive summary COVID-19 has caused unprecedented turmoil across the world. Wide-scale suspension of economic activity, supply chain disruption and employee healthBRIDGE TO INDIA
Progress on MNRE’s residential rooftop solar policy phase 2, with a target capacity of 4,000 MW by March 2022, remains slow. The government has so far approved subsidy for 833 MW and disbursed only INR 240 million (USD 2.4 million) across the country. Progress hasbeen held up by
ADVERTISING AND SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES 2021 The most respected promotion platform in the Indian renewable industry Our content is high quality and unbiased Based on primary, bottom-up research and project database INDIA RENEWABLES OUTLOOK 2024 Conclusion Our base case growth estimates are below most market expectations as well as government targets. Outperformance over thesenumbers is
STORAGE TENDERS PICK UP IN INDIA -BRIDGE TO INDIA After years of anticipation, grid scale storage tenders have finally started picking pace in India. Seven tenders with a total storage capacity of 84 MWh (with 78 MW of solar PV capacity) have been issued in the last one year. These tenders have been issued by SECI, NTPC and NLC predominantly in remote areas of Jammu & Kashmir, Lakshadweep REQUEST FOR SELECTION (RFS) DOCUMENT FOR SELECTION OF WIND Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited (A Government of IndiaEnterprise)
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