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Grid Connected industry roof top solar PV system
Grid Connected industry roof top solar PV system (or in some special cases Off Grid) must be made mandatory with necessary design validation, net metering due to falling PV prices. This will reduce the transmission losses and release the grid power to other places during the day time. Net metering shall be necessary with smart metering for the transparency. Japan is already ahead of us in using the Industry roof top solar PV system, so, why not in INDIA and why extract more money from Poor rural people, in the name of Remote area etc, instead have a holistic approach and them provide them low cost energy with Mini Grid, which shall in turn get hooked up to main grid in the decade to come (due to fund restrictions or time for implementation of new lines etc)
The Cost of Generation (COG) for a medium to large Industry roof top solar PV system is only Rs. 2.5/kwh for the next 25 years, so, Industries must be encouraged to adopt such systems with a transparent policies to supply the power to the grid at Rs.3.5/kwh or so for the DISCOMS. Read my article published in ENERGY BLITZ and I have appended the necessary justification for the numbers, which can be improved further.
We should be developing the Innovative solutions to find low cost solutions with transparency which are adaptable to INDIAN CONDITIONS with a level playing field, giving back to the people after getting due benefits, play by rule book etc.
Can you throw light on what's happening in Germany (with GIZ initiative) to use the large industrial roof top solar PV system and why can't Germany reduce FiT with this model?? It is possible and INDIA shall move ahead as the land acquisition problems do not exist... For TATA NANO, GoG gave rs. 2100 Crore at 0.15% interest rate for 20 years term, so, in the similar way, Government can give interest subsidy against proof of Generation and Net metering to these Industry roof top solar PV system projects as the project size is over 1 MW in many instances or clusters of GIDC, MIDC or such Industrial Development Corporation, ware houses etc with a clear policies with transparent financial numbers without much FREE-BEEs as the land provided to these industry and other sops are already more than enough. Let there be an equaliser... Let these Industry roof top solar PV system supply the low cost energy for INDIAs benefit.
Kerala Residential roof top solar PV (total of 10 MW only) needs a break due to inefficient, high cost and poor quality specx or no spex, that too at a cost of Rs. 13 to 16 Crore/MW, instead, the roof top of many industries, port ware houses etc in Ernakulum, Alleppy, etc can house more than 25 MW at an average price of Rs. 6 Cr/MW for an Industry roof top solar pv due to less electrics and evacuation. If we count the space and roof top available at many small hydro stations in Kerala, one can easily ask the Government to realize 200 MW of Solar PV at a tariff of Rs. 4/kwh with interest subsidy, which will be much less when compared to Rs.80 to 100 / wp subsidy !!
There are many innovative ways to make roof top successful and that too at low cost, but, with accountability and responsibility and say no to Accelerated Depreciation, Capital Subsidy, Viable Gap Funding, but, with a discounted cash flow to the government in the form of Interest subsidy only against performance i.e assured energy generation.... Unfortunately, no money for middlemen!
The Cost of Generation (COG) for a medium to large Industry roof top solar PV system is only Rs. 2.5/kwh for the next 25 years, so, Industries must be encouraged to adopt such systems with a transparent policies to supply the power to the grid at Rs.3.5/kwh or so for the DISCOMS. Read my article published in ENERGY BLITZ and I have appended the necessary justification for the numbers, which can be improved further.
We should be developing the Innovative solutions to find low cost solutions with transparency which are adaptable to INDIAN CONDITIONS with a level playing field, giving back to the people after getting due benefits, play by rule book etc.
Can you throw light on what's happening in Germany (with GIZ initiative) to use the large industrial roof top solar PV system and why can't Germany reduce FiT with this model?? It is possible and INDIA shall move ahead as the land acquisition problems do not exist... For TATA NANO, GoG gave rs. 2100 Crore at 0.15% interest rate for 20 years term, so, in the similar way, Government can give interest subsidy against proof of Generation and Net metering to these Industry roof top solar PV system projects as the project size is over 1 MW in many instances or clusters of GIDC, MIDC or such Industrial Development Corporation, ware houses etc with a clear policies with transparent financial numbers without much FREE-BEEs as the land provided to these industry and other sops are already more than enough. Let there be an equaliser... Let these Industry roof top solar PV system supply the low cost energy for INDIAs benefit.
Kerala Residential roof top solar PV (total of 10 MW only) needs a break due to inefficient, high cost and poor quality specx or no spex, that too at a cost of Rs. 13 to 16 Crore/MW, instead, the roof top of many industries, port ware houses etc in Ernakulum, Alleppy, etc can house more than 25 MW at an average price of Rs. 6 Cr/MW for an Industry roof top solar pv due to less electrics and evacuation. If we count the space and roof top available at many small hydro stations in Kerala, one can easily ask the Government to realize 200 MW of Solar PV at a tariff of Rs. 4/kwh with interest subsidy, which will be much less when compared to Rs.80 to 100 / wp subsidy !!
There are many innovative ways to make roof top successful and that too at low cost, but, with accountability and responsibility and say no to Accelerated Depreciation, Capital Subsidy, Viable Gap Funding, but, with a discounted cash flow to the government in the form of Interest subsidy only against performance i.e assured energy generation.... Unfortunately, no money for middlemen!
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