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Land procurement: The biggest hurdle for solar and wind projects

November 13, 2019

Land acquistion is the biggest hurdle for solar and wind project developers in India. In India, the land is a state subject, which means various state government agencies, including- revenue department, panchayat, state nodal agencies, among others, are involved in giving approvals to procure/ lease the land. The involvement of so many entities makes the entire process highly cumbersome and time-consuming. As per industry sources, in general, it takes around 6-9 months to procure land for setting up solar/ wind…

RE installations to peak in 2020: 11 GW solar and 4 GW wind likely to be added

November 7, 2019

JMK Research

Sector Outlook

Renewable installations to peak in 2020: 11 GW solar and 4 GW wind likely to be added Solar The utility scale solar segment saw an addition of 4 GW in the first three quarters of 2019 and is expected to add another 4.5 GW in the last quarter. This cumulative capacity of 8.5 GW amounts to nearly 28% y-o-y growth. As per JMK Research estimates, the year 2020 is expected to witness 29% growth with the addition of another 11GW…

Impact of Forecasting & Scheduling (F&S) regulations on RE generators

August 5, 2019

JMK Research

Policy and Regulations

Impact of Forecasting & Scheduling (F&S) regulations on RE generators So far, 15 states have come up with their final Forecasting & Scheduling (F&S) regulations for RE generators. Most of the states have made it mandatory, for plants above 5 MW size, to have a forecasting mechanism in place. Some states like Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Haryana, and Gujarat have made it mandatory for plant sizes above 1 MW. In most of these states, there are no penalty charges for…

KUSUM Scheme- Summary of Implementation guidelines

July 31, 2019

JMK Research

Policy and Regulations

KUSUM Scheme- Summary of Implementation guidelines The scheme aims to add a solar capacity of 25,750 MW by 2022 with the total Central Financial Support of INR 34,422 crore. Component A: 10,000 MW of decentralized ground-mounted, grid-connected renewable power plants (500 kW- 2 MW) will be set up Role of DISCOMs: DISCOMs will sub-station wise surplus capacity and accordingly applications will be invited. In case, the aggregate capacity offered by Applicants is more than the bidding route will be followed and…

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Land procurement: The biggest hurdle for solar and wind projects

RE installations to peak in 2020: 11 GW solar and 4 GW wind likely to be added

Impact of Forecasting & Scheduling (F&S) regulations on RE generators

KUSUM Scheme- Summary of Implementation guidelines

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