Adoption of Solar energy for Electricity Consumers of

Jharkhand.

December 22 2017

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Evolution of Solar Market in India

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NAPCC 2008

RE Tariff Regulations, 2009

Gujarat Solar Policy

JNNSM Guidelines

JNNSM Batch-I Bidding

Rajasthan Solar Policy

Karnataka Solar Policy

AP, TN & MP Solar Policy

RE Tariff Regulations 2012 UP,J&K Kerala, Odisha,

Uttarakhand Solar Policy

National Solar Mission-100

GW

JNNNSM Ph-II Guidelines

Jharkhand Solar Power

Policy 2015

1. National Solar Mission

2. National Mission for Enhanced Energy Efficiency

1. National Mission on Sustainable Habitat

2. National Water Mission

3. National Mission for Sustaining the Himalayan Ecosystem

4. National Mission for a “Green India”

5. National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture

6. National Mission on Strategic Knowledge for Climate Change

National Action Plan on Climate Change (NAPCC) outlining existing and future policies and programs addressing climate

mitigation and adaptation.

NAPCC came in existence in 2008 with outlining eight(8) national core missions.

NAPCC-2008

India’s Aggressive Target for Renewable Energy

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INDIA’S SOLAR CAPACITY TARGET (GW)

Rooftop Targets Ground Mounted Targets

• India has aggressively targeted 175 GW of renewable energy with a strong commitment towards global

mandate of decarbonisation of energy sector.

• Indian government has targeted 100 GW of solar PV by 2022 of which 60 GW is ground-mounted solar

and 40 GW is rooftop solar, 60 GW from wind energy and 15GW from other RE sources.

• India’s installed renewable energy capacity is 60985.21 MW as on October 2017.Total target

100GW

As on 30/10/2017

Wind Power, 32715.37, 54%

Solar Power - Ground Mounted, 14751.07,

24%

Solar Power - Roof Top, 823.64, 1%

Small Hydro Power, 4399.35, 7%

BioPower , 8181.7, 14%

Waste to Power, 114.08, 0%

GRID INTERACTIVE RE CAPACITY

Jharkhand State Solar Power Policy 2015 (1/3)

Objectives:

To encourage participation of private sector to set up solar power based projects in the state of Jharkhand.

Increase solar power generation to 2,650 MW by 2020.

To ensure energy security of the state and decarbonize the energy mix.

To promote local manufacturing facilities in the state.

Capacity:

The minimum size of MW scale project shall be 1 MW & for Rooftop solar PV power plant at a single location

shall be 1 kW.

Eligible Entity:

Any registered Company/ Firms/ Society/ Government Entities/ Consumers of DisCom(s) and Individuals.

Targets

State Solar Power Policy 2015 aims at implementation of solar projects as per the following target in 5 years.

Description Unit FY FY FY FY FY Total

2015-

16

2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20

Solar PV-

Ground

Mounted

MW 100 250 500 500 750 2100

Solar PV-

Rooftop Power

Plants

MW 25 50 100 125 200 500

Solar Thermal

Power Plant

MW 5 10 10 10 15 50

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5 Year Target as per Policy

Solar PV- Ground Mounted MW Solar PV- Rooftop Power Plants MW

Solar Thermal Power Plant MW

Jharkhand State Solar Power Policy 2015 (2/3)

Methods for implementation of Grid Connected RT Solar PV Project

Each of the above categories has various provisions of incentives in terms of capacity, electricity duty, cross

subsidy surcharge & additional charge, RPO obligations, CDM benefits etc.

Grid Connected Rooftop Solar PV

Projects

Sale to DisComSale to third party

via Open Access

Captive

consumption under

net metering

1. The modalities for implementing the

rooftop policy including metering,

billing, settlement, payment &

technical aspects shall be issued by

JBVNL.

2. All approval & Clearance shall be

given by DisCom within 15 days of

submission of application.

Jharkhand State Solar Power Policy 2015(3/3)

LOAD

DT/GRID DG

Working of Grid interactive rooftop system(Without Battery)

LOAD

DT/GRID DG

Working of Grid interactive rooftop system(With Battery)

Cost of rooftop SPV

Cost of Rooftop Solar Plant(JREDA Benchmark)

Capacity(KWp) Without Battery bank(in Rs) With Battery bank(Rs)

1 to 5 72000 120000

5 to 50 70000 100000

above 50 61000 105000

Note: Subsidy would only be provided on plants without battery bank

MNRE Benchmark Cost for Rooftop Solar Plant

Capacity(KWp) Without Battery bank(in Rs)

Upto 10 kWp 70000

>10-100 kWp 65000

>100-500 kWp 60000

Note:, Subsidy would be given in line with MNRE Benchmark Cost.

Subsidy for RT Solar scheme and Fees Applicable

Sl.

No.

Category of

Solar Rooftops

Coverage of Buildings CFA from

MNRE

State

Subsidy

1. Residential All types of residential buildings 30% 20%

2. Institutional (Not for Profit)Schools, health institutions including medical colleges &

hospitals, universities, educational institutions etc.

30%

Nil

3. Social sector (Not for Profit)Community centers, welfare homes, old age homes,

orphanages, common service centers, common Workshops for artisans or

craftsman, facilities for use of community, Trusts/ NGOs/Voluntary

organizations/ Training institutions, any other establishments for common

public use etc.

30%

Nil

4. Commercial

and industrial

sector

All types of buildings.

Nil 10%

SUBSIDY PATTERN:JHARKHAND(JREDA)

Payback of a 50 kWp RT Solar plant

MonthMonthly Units

before SPV(kWh)

Solar Energy Generated

(kWh)Actual Units(KWh)

Monthly Bill before

SPV(Rs)

Monthly bill after

SPV(Rs.)Saving(Rs.)

January 24000 6611.65 17,388.35 152400 110416.02 41983.98

February 24000 6522.70 17,477.30 152400 110980.86 41419.15

March 24000 7479.85 16,520.15 152400 104902.95 47497.05

April 24000 7152.95 16,847.05 152400 106978.77 45421.23

May 24000 6896.30 17,103.70 152400 108608.50 43791.51

June 24000 5324.40 18,675.60 152400 118590.06 33809.94

July 24000 4760.70 19,239.30 152400 122169.56 30230.45

August 24000 4924.40 19,075.60 152400 121130.06 31269.94

September 24000 5276.90 18,723.10 152400 118891.69 33508.32

October 24000 6470.95 17,529.05 152400 111309.47 41090.53

November 24000 6563.25 17,436.75 152400 110723.36 41676.64

December 24000 6500.70 17,499.30 152400 111120.56 41279.45

Annual Saving(Rs.) 472978.16

Monthly

Units (kWh) 24000

Tariff

(Rs./kWh) 6.35

Monthly

bill(Rs.) 152400 Change in billing pattern by installing solar PV Plant

Considering the consumer is running at full load.

Sanctioned load of Consumer is 50 kW

Segment of Consumers Considered:

• Social & Institutional Segment(Subsidy 30%)

• Commercial & Industrial Segment(Subsidy 10%)

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Payback

Payback

Rooftop Solar Application process flow through AHA Jharkhand Solar App

Beneficiary/Third party on behalf Login to

the App filling basic details needed

Selection of channel

partner and mutual

agreement

Agency conducts site

visit and prepares DPR

and helps beneficiaries

submitting of net

metering application at

Discom.

Net Meter approval by Discom .JREDA to sanction

subsidy after receipt of following documents for

Net-Metering Application

1. DPR,

2. Adhar No.

3. Holding Tax NOC.

4. Net metering Approval

5. Agreement between installer and consumer.

Beneficiary or Agency(on behalf)

reimburses subsidy amount

submitting following details in

JREDA

1. Completion Report

2. Photograph

3. Other details if required

JREDA gives approval for sanction

of Subsidy

Agency installs Rooftop

Solar plant

Discom to install Net

Meter.

New Initiatives

For the promotion Rooftop Solar Plants in the state of Jharkhand, JREDA is coming up with two new

initiatives:

Jharkhand Solar Rooftop Policy:

Draft Jharkhand State Rooftop Solar Power Policy, 2017, has been released for stakeholders

comments.

Policy Proposes mandatory installation of Rooftop Solar Plant.

Policy has also the provision of Group net metering and virtual net metering.

RESCO Model:

JREDA to release RfP for RESCO Model for finalization of tariff through competitive bidding.

RESCO Model

No upfront investment in solar plant

Reduces electricity bills

Free energy after PPA period.

Consumer gets ownership of the plant at subsidized rate and enjoys free electricity for the

balance life of the solar PV plant

Thank You