www.bridgetoindia.com
INDIA RENEWABLEMAP 2020JUNE
Total utility scale solar and wind capacity as on 30 June 20201
All figures in MW
Leading players1
(Utility scale solar and wind projects commissioned between July 2019 - June 2020, totaling 6,284 MW)
Project developers
Domestic manufacturers
Module suppliers(estimated DC size - 6,373 MW)
Inverter suppliers(AC size - 4,971 MW)
Solar EPC contractors(AC size - 4,971 MW)
Turbine manufacturers(1,313 MW)
KARNATAKA
ANDAMAN &NICOBAR ISLANDSANDHRA PRADESH
BIHAR
CHHATTISGARH
GUJARAT
HARYANA
JHARKHAND
KERALA
MADHYA PRADESH
MAHARASHTRA
ODISHA
Total RE generationfrom July 2019 to June 2020
5-15 billion kWh1-5 billion kWh<1 billion kWh
>15 billion kWh
RAJASTHAN
UTTARAKHAND
UTTAR PRADESH
TAMIL NADU
TELANGANA
PUNJAB
WEST BENGAL
Comm.25
5
25 20Pipeline25
750
1,250500
65
65
1,76
1
313
Pipeline1,315 3,660
1,587
4,0383973
Commissioned7,698
10.5
% R
EN
EW
10.0% NLC
8.8% SB ENERGY
7.6% ADANI
5.6% A
CM
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5.3% A
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RO
FU
TU
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4.8
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GR
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NK
O 4
.6%
FO
RTU
M 4
.0%
SEMBCORP 4.0%
ATHA GROUP 3.2%SPRNG 3.2%
CLEANTECH 2.7%
AVAADA 2.4%
TATA POWER 2.4%
RAYS POWER 2.1%
ENGIE 2.1%
TORRENT 2.0%
ADITYA BIRLA 1.9%
JUN
IPER 1.6%
SITAC
RE 1.6%
ASIA
N F
AB
1.5%
SO
LA
RP
AC
K 1.0%
OT
HE
RS
7.3%
11.4
% R
ISE
N
8.4% SUNTECH
8.0% LONGI
7.2% TRINA
7.1% ZN
SHIN
E
5.7% E
MM
VE
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AN
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9%
WA
AR
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4.5
%
VIK
RA
M 4
.0%
RENESOLA 3.
3%
CANADIAN 3.3%
CSUN 3.2%JINKO SOLAR 3.2%
PREMIER 2.5%
JA SOLAR 1.5%
TALESUN 1.5%
ET SOLAR 1.4%
GOLDI 1.1%
GCL 1.0%
WEBSOL 0.8%
VYINGLI 0.7%
AMERISOLAR 0.4%
REC 0.1%
HH
V SOLAR 0.1%
OT
HE
RS
/ NA
14.61%
28.8% HUAW
EI
18.2% TMEIC
TB
EA
11.
7%
SINENG 10.8%
SUNGROW 10.3%
ABB 6.1%
KEH
UA 6.0%
ME
DH
A 2.0%
DE
LT
A 0.5%
HIT
AC
HI 0.3%
OT
HE
RS
/ NA
5.2%
20.2% S
UZ
LO
N
38.1% SIEMENS GAMESA
ENVISION 17.7%
VESTAS 11.4%
SENVION 4.9%
INO
X WIN
D 3.8%
OT
HE
RS
/ NA 3.8%
NTPC offtake3,922
NTPC offtake 200
DISCOM offtake19,944
DISCOM offtake34,394
DISCOM offtake 1,219
DISCOM offtake9,377
SECI offtake3,700
SECI offtake 8,593
NTPC offtake 1,420
SECI offtake26,382
SECI offtake609
Others4,996
Others3,034
Others 1,244
Others 32
Other PSUs1,000
Other PSUs2,050
Other PSUs 50
Solar32,561
Wind37,247
Wind10,094WW
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Commissioned69,808
Pipeline52,357
Solar42,263
Commissioned106
26
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Commissioned210
180
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2,325
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0
110 290284 359
500
78
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2,153
1,579
7,22
36,
286
859
6,1895,163
5,113
2,955
1.02
6
Commissioned156
30
126
Pipeline50
Commissioned24
1,125
1,175
149
115 268
1,140605
3911,745
7,32
5Commissioned12,413
Pipeline1,566 3,861
5,1094,960
1,699
Comm.140
5850
26
92 82
56
Pipeline142
300 220
396
94 2
64 200
424
562
Pipeline1,021
2,3331,551
2,4932,429
624
Commissioned4,826
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3050
391
8658951,582
401
296
5,0284,904
124225
176110
Commissioned6,610
Pipeline3,103
Commissioned437
76
325
520
25
87
Pipeline76
22
908
Commissioned930
Pipeline110
2,109
4884,947
2,350
1,1951,155
Pipeline19,474
4,3114,298
356
900
19,118
15,44512,945
1,834
1,839
1,60
0
Comm.9,258
400261
343
751
3,3893,814
410
750
500
250
8,856
7,355
8001,004
Pipeline1,804
Commissioned12,670
128 123
484
390
3,523
2,649
Pipeline217
Commissioned3,651
94
Comm.953
725
105
150123
1,37
3
Pipeline1,523
Commissioned225
6
219
100
2
6238
Commissioned102
Pipeline10
Associate sponsorLead sponsors
inverters
SELF-EPC 31.3%
10.3
% S
&W
8.9%
TATA
PO
WER
8.5% L&T
6.3% ADANI INFRA
5.0% B-ELECTRIC4.2% REFEX
4.0% K
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2.7% R
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JAK
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SWELE
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BOSCH 0.1%
SIEMENS G
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RANERGY 0.1%
OTHERS/ NA 4.5%
Leading players Prices
Utility Scale Solar | Rooftop Solar | Wind
www.india-re-navigator.com
Top 10 players(projects commissioned between July 2019 to June 2020)
Top 15 project developers(Utility scale solar and wind capacity as on 30 June 2020)
Notes
Electricity generation by source, billion kWh
PEW
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Current rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Previousrank
Increase/ Decrease
Project developersCompanyName
ReNew
NLC
SB Energy
Acme
Azure Power
Hero Future
Greenko
Adani
Fortum
Sembcorp
3
2
1
-
4
-
-
9
10
-
Previousrank
Increase/ Decrease
Module suppliersCompanyName
Risen
Suntech
Longi
Trina
ZNShine
Emmvee
Adani
Waaree
Vikram
Renesola
1
5
-
10
2
-
-
6
3
-
Previousrank
Increase/ Decrease
Inverter suppliersCompanyName
Huawei
TMEIC
TBEA
Kehua
ABB
Delta
Medha
Hitachi
2
1
5
4
8
-
6
7
Sungrow 3
Sineng -
Previousrank
Increase/ Decrease
Solar EPC contractorsCompanyName
S & W
L&T
Tata Power
KEC
Rays PowerInfra
Refex
Oriano
B-Electric
Enrich,Premier,LNV
Adani Infra
1
2
4
-
7
6
8
-
9
-
Previousrank
Increase/ Decrease
Turbine manufacturersCompanyName
SiemensGamesa
Suzlon
Envision
Vestas
Senvion
Inox Wind
2
1
-
3
7
6
Ratio of RE power generation to total power consumption
Andhra Pradesh
Gujarat
Karnataka
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Punjab
RajasthanTamil Nadu
Telangana
Uttar Pradesh
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0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
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40%
FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017 FY 2018 FY 2019 FY 2020
RE tariff trend2
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Allocated capacity
Commissioned69,808
Solar
Sola
r
WindWind
Pipeline52,357
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2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
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Commissioned solar capacityCommissioned wind capacity
Pipeline solar capacityPipeline wind capacity
Total commissioned capacity, MW
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Eden
Renewables
Avaada
Sprng
Energy
NTPCSB Energy
Hero
Sembcorp
Mytrah
Azure Power
Acme
Tata Power
Greenko
ReNew
Adani
Tender issuance and auctions, MW
05,000 5,00010,000 10,00015,000 15,00020,000 20,00025,000 25,000
Q1 2017
Q2 2017
Q3 2017
Q4 2017
Q1 2018
Q2 2018
Q3 2018
Q4 2018
Q1 2019
Q2 2019
Q3 2019
Q4 2019
Q1 2020
Q2 2020
Tender issuance Auctions
Wind Solar-wind hybrid Solar-wind-thermal-storage hybridSolar-wind-storage hybridSolar
INDIA RENEWABLEMAP 2020JUNE
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A J A O D DF A J A O F A J A O D F A J A O D F A J A O D F A J
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inverters
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inverters
1. Methodology
a. BRIDGE TO INDIA has conducted an
extensive data collection exercise and relied
on multiple market sources including MNRE,
CEA, state nodal agencies, project develop-
ers and equipment suppliers to provide
accurate, factual information as far as
possible. Some suppliers were either
unreachable or did not validate the data
available with us. All data has been
cross-referenced, where possible. However,
we do not guarantee completeness or
accuracy of any information.
b. This report includes only offsite, grid
connected projects. Onsite projects for
captive consumption are not covered in this
report.
c. Market shares for all players are given on
the basis of capacity commissioned by them
in the 12 month period from July 2019-June
2020.
d. Pipeline includes projects that have been
allocated to developers and are under
different stages of development and
construction. It includes projects where
execution of PPA and/ or regulatory approval
may still be pending.
e. For solar-wind hybrid tenders, we have
estimated solar and wind capacity on the
basis of tender specifications and prevalent
market norms.
f. States with less than 20 MW commissioned
capacities are not shown on the map.
g. All tender and project capacity data is stated
in AC MW. For module supplier market share
analysis, we have used DC numbers, where
available, or increased AC project capacities
by 50%.
h. Location for 12,544 MW of pipeline projects
under inter-state transmission tenders is not
available.
i. In many projects, the EPC contractor role is
split between multiple parties. We have used
several criteria including final responsibility
for commissioning and value of contracts for
determining credits.
j. Self-EPC denotes EPC services rendered
in-house by developers or their affiliates,
who are not engaged in providing EPC
services to third party clients.
k. For projects with escalating tariff structure,
levellised tariff has been shown.
l. Cancelled tenders and projects have not
been considered.
m. Renewable power generation data sourced
from CEA includes generation from solar and
wind sources only.
n. Projects where NVVN is the offtaker is
considered under NTPC capacity.
2. Acronyms used:
a. AEML – Adani Electricity Mumbai Limited
b. APGCL – Assam Power Generation Corpora-
tion Limited
c. GRIDCO – Grid Corporation of Odisha
d. GUVNL – Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Limited
e. HPPC – Haryana Power Purchase Centre
f. KREDL – Karnataka Renewable Energy
Development Limited
g. NHPC – National Hydroelectric Power
Corporations
h. MAHAGENCO – Maharashtra State Power
Generation Company
i. MSEDCL – Maharashtra State Electricity
Distribution Corporation Limited
j. OREDA – Orissa Renewable Energy
Development Agency
k. RRECL – Rajasthan Renewable Energy
Corporation Limited
l. SECI – Solar Energy Corporation of India
Limited
m. UPNEDA – Uttar Pradesh New & Renewable
Energy Development Agency
3. This report has been sponsored by Longi and
Solis (Lead Sponsors), and STI Norland
(Associate Sponsor) but all production responsi-
bility, editorial rights and copyrights remain with
BRIDGE TO INDIA.
