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voda 29 maart 2017 20:51

Woonbond: salderen zonnestroom moet onder nieuw kabinet mogelijk blijven

De Woonbond roept het nieuwe kabinet op de regeling voor het salderen van zonne-energie te behouden. Huurders met zonnepanelen moeten de stroom die zij opwekken kunnen blijven verkopen aan het elektriciteitsbedrijf.

Samen met consumentenorganisaties en woningcorporaties drong de Woonbond al langer aan op duidelijkheid over het voortbestaan van de regeling. Eind 2016 nam de Tweede Kamer een motie aan die vraagt om handhaving van de regeling tot 2023.
De Woonbond meldt dat het ministerie van Economische Zaken nu 4 scenario’s heeft opgesteld over de toekomst van het salderen. De 4 scenario’s zijn:

1. de regeling houden zoals die nu is.
2. een maximum stellen aan de vergoeding voor salderen.
3. een kleine vaste vergoeding geven (los van de hoeveelheid teruggeleverde stroom).
4. een gedeeltelijke vergoeding voor de aanschaf van de panelen, maar geen salderen meer.
De Woonbond pleit samen met andere organisaties voor het eerste scenario.

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voda 29 maart 2017 20:52

Woonbedrijf en ‘thuis: 20 procent huurders al akkoord met zonnepanelen’

20 procent van de huurders van de Eindhovense woningcorporaties Woonbedrijf en ‘thuis die een aanbod hebben ontvangen voor het plaatsen van zonnepanelen op hun woning, hebben dit al geaccepteerd.

Sinds kort kunnen bewoners zelf kiezen voor zonnepanelen op hun woning. Ze betalen daarvoor een vast bedrag per maand. Omdat hun energierekening omlaaggaat, gaan ze er financieel op vooruit. De 2 woningcorporaties willen de komende 10 jaar ruim 10.000 woningen van zonnepanelen voorzien.

‘20 procent van de huurders heeft al laten weten van het aanbod gebruik te maken’, zegt Ingrid van Gijzel, districtsmanager van Woonbedrijf. De corporaties verwachten dat meer mensen zullen volgen als ze bij hun buren zien hoe snel de zonnepanelen geïnstalleerd worden.

De huurders betalen gedurende 25 jaar maandelijks een vast bedrag aan servicekosten. ‘De besparing op de energierekening is gemiddeld 50 procent’, zeggen Van Gijzel en Reusken. De huurder krijgt op basis van zijn individuele energieverbruik en gezinssituatie een persoonlijk advies over het aantal te plaatsen zonnepanelen.

De daken van de woningen van Woonbedrijf en ’thuis zijn onderzocht op geschiktheid voor zonnepanelen. De corporaties keken naar de ligging en constructie van het dak en naar de hoeveelheid schaduwvrije ruimte. Op grond daarvan zijn 6 wijken geselecteerd en in totaal ongeveer 865 huurders van Woonbedrijf en ‘thuis aangeschreven.

Na een jaar evalueren Woonbedrijf en ‘thuis de aanpak in deze eerste wijken.

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voda 30 maart 2017 17:24

Hindustan Power commissions 50 MW solar capacity in Punjab

Economic Times said that Hindustan Power’s clean energy arm has commissioned a 50 Megwatt solar power plant in Punjab for an investment of Rs 325 crore.

With the commissioning of this plant, Hindustan Power’s cumulative solar capacity in Punjab now stands at 80 MW.

Hindustan Power said that the project was awarded to the company by Punjab Energy Development Agency on bidding route and the power purchase agreement has been signed with Punjab State Power Corporation Limited (PSPCL).

Chairman Mr Ratul Puri said that “By comparing high-resolution solar resource data at various locations, we were able to identify, and secure investments in the most promising sites for solar photovoltaic power plants in Punjab. Hence, we were able to invest around Rs 525 crores and quickly ramp up the cumulative capacity of the company in Punjab to 80.0 MW over last 9 months. Our plan is to commission incrementally 200 MW in Punjab in the next 18 -24 months.”

Hindustan Power said with a current solar capacity of around 600MW, the company is one of the key players championing the adoption of solar on mass scale in India. The clean energy arm of the company is generating carbon savings of approx 720000 tonnes per year.

Source : Economic Times

voda 3 april 2017 16:59

Azure Power wins Indian Railway's largest rooftop auction

Azure Power, a leading solar power producer in India, announced that it has won 46 MWs of solar rooftop projects across eleven states pan India for Indian Railways.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 3 april 2017 16:59

Azure Power commissions 7 MW solar power plant in Maharashtra

Azure Power said that it has commissioned 7 MW of solar plant to supply electricity to defence establishments in Maharashtra. The project was completed in collaboration with Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI), which is the designated nodal agency for implementation for Ministry of Defence and Para Military Forces.

According to the statement, Azure Power won this project under the National Solar Mission. The power generated is sold to Ministry of Defence establishments under a 25-year power purchase agreement at a blended tariff of INR 5.36 (US 8 cents) per kWh.

Source : PTI

voda 3 april 2017 17:14

Eneco plaatst 3.450 zonnepanelen bij Centre Sportif (video)

Eneco heeft in samenwerking met partner Eoluz bij het Centre Sportif de la Forêt de Soignes in Oudergem 3.450 zonnepanelen geplaatst. De oplevering van het systeem is vastgelegd met een ‘timelaps’-video.

Het pv-systeem op het dak van de sporthal heeft een capaciteit van 1 megawattpiek.

Voor video, zie link.

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voda 5 april 2017 17:05

Solar power capacity addition seen at 7-7.5 GW in FY18 - ICRA

Ratings agency ICRA said that solar power capacity addition is estimated to increase to at least 7-7.5 Gigwatt in the next financial year as compared to 3.5-4 GW this year. It said that “The magnitude of solar project awards, both under the National Solar Mission (NSM) and the state policy route in the past 12-18 months has been quite significant, though currently there is a temporary lull in the announcement of fresh bids.”

With declining module price levels and the bidding process adopted, the tariff competitiveness for solar PV projects has also shown an improvement in the last three year period, as seen from a decline in the weighted average bid tariff of Rs 6.79 a unit in 2014 to Rs 5.01 per unit in 2016.

Subsequently, a levelised bid tariff of Rs 3.3 per unit was also achieved for award of 750 MW capacity by Rewa Ultra Mega Solar Ltd in February 2017, which remains the lowest discovered tariff as of now.

ICRA said an improving tariff competitiveness of solar PV energy remains favourable for the distribution utilities. However, tariff viability for project developers from their credit perspective will be critically dependent upon the availability of long tenure debt (up to 18-20) at cost competitive rates as well as their ability to keep the cost of PV modules within the budgeted levels.

Mr Girishkumar Kadam, Sector Head & Vice President, ICRA Ratings, said that “Further, with declining solar PV tariffs for new projects, honouring of PPAs and timely payments by distribution utilities for projects with PPAs signed at relatively higher tariffs (if compared against the average power purchase cost for respective utility) remains crucial for the credit quality of such projects, given the absence of any take or pay as well as termination liability clause in most of the PPAs.”

The firm said as far as challenges are concerned, the solar sector, apart from the exposure to discom credit quality, continues to face regulatory challenges with regard to inconsistency in renewable power obligation (RPO) norms and their compliance.

It said the absence of penalty measures by SERCs in case of the shortfall in RPO compliance, so far is worrisome as a sustained improvement in the discoms’ financial position remains important in the long run.

Source : Economic Times

voda 6 april 2017 16:54

Fortum commissions 70 MW solar power plant in Rajasthan

ET reported that solar power company Fortum has commissioned a 70 Megawatt solar power plant at Bhadla solar park in Rajasthan, the company’s third and so far biggest commissioned solar project.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 6 april 2017 16:55

Vikram Solar commissions 130MW solar project for NTPC in Bhadla Rajasthan

Vikram Solar on Monday announced the commissioning of a 130 MW (2x65 MW) Solar PV Power Plant for NTPC in Bhadla, Rajasthan, which has been developed under the State Specific Bundling Scheme (for bundling with thermal power from NTPC Singrauli Thermal power station) with grid at Bhadla Solar Park Phase-II.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

voda 6 april 2017 16:56

IEL launches solar micro grid project in Odisha

PTI reported that Industrial Energy Limited (IEL), a joint venture of Tata Power and Tata Steel, today inaugurated a solar micro grid project at Baliapal village in Kalinganagar in Odisha. The project will benefit 255 people at Baliapal village with uninterrupted power. The village was facing frequent power cuts that hampered studies of students and daily household works of women.

IEL said that the project is the first of its kind in Odisha with the community contributing 10 per cent of the total project cost and the rest 90 per cent by IEL.

A micro grid is particularly a portion of the power distribution system that comprises of distributed generation, energy storage and loads.

It said that micro grids are robust in controlling the local voltage and frequency and protecting the network and equipment connected to the micro grid. The project will be managed by the Village Development Committee (VDC) consisting of 20 persons, including women.

It added that the process of setting up rural micro grid project involves various stages including identification of village, consent from villagers for 10 per cent contribution, VDC formation and installing the project.

Mr Vijayant Ranjan, CEO-IEL and chief of Kalinganagar station, said the project will ensure reliable power for the villagers and contribute towards the government's objective of rural electrification. Renewable energy sources and technologies have the potential to provide solutions to longstanding energy problems being faced by villages in India.
Source : PTI

voda 10 april 2017 17:24

India's solar energy capacity expanded by record 5,525 MW in 2016-17

Ecomomic Times reported that India’s solar energy capacity has expanded by a record 5,525.98 MW in 2016-17, according to the latest figures provided by the ministry of new and renewable energy (MNRE).

In comparison, India had added 3,010 MW of solar capacity in 2015-16, which shows that growth nearly doubled over the past year. Cumulative solar capacity currently stands at 12,288.83 MW, against 6,762.85 MW at the end of March 2016.

Officials said the ministry has strived hard to expand solar power generation as the power, coal, renewable energy and mines minister Piyush Goyal has set such ambitious targets that the growth is impressive even if it falls short of the target. The cumulative target the MNRE had set earlier was 17,000 MW by the end of 2016-17.

Santosh Vaidya, joint secretary at MNRE, said that “By the end of next year, our minister has committed to a cumulative target of 20,000 MW. This would mean adding another 7,750 MW in 2017-18. Once we do so, we will have reached the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM) target two years in advance.”

The JNNSM had initially set a target of 20,000 MW of solar capacity by 2020. However, that was scaled upwards by Prime Minister Narendra Modi after he took over in 2014, raising it to 100,000 MW of solar power by 2022.

Among the states, Andhra Pradesh added the maximum solar capacity in 2016-17 (1,294.26 MW), followed by Karnataka (882.38 MW) and Telangana (759.13 MW). Other major additions were in Rajasthan (543 MW), Tamil Nadu (630.01 MW), Punjab (388 MW), Uttar Pradesh (193.24 MW) and Uttarakhand (192.35 MW).

With this year’s additions, Andhra Pradesh now leads in cumulative solar capacity among states (1,867.23 MW) displacing Rajasthan (1,812.93 MW), which had been No. 1for the past three years. Gujarat, which topped in solar generation for many years, is now at No. 4 with 1,249.37 MW, while Telangana with 1,286.98 MW is No. 3.

Source : Ecomomic Times

voda 11 april 2017 17:04

CleanMax Solar to set up 300 MW solar power capacity this fiscal

PTI reported that energy solutions provider CleanMax Solar plans to set up nearly 300 MW of solar capacity, including 100 MW of rooftop installation, this fiscal and will invest around Rs 1,500 crore for the same.

Mr Andrew Hines, company's Co-founder, said that "There is a huge opportunity in the sector, not just in the ground mounted solar space but also rooftop projects. We are hoping to install nearly 300 MW of solar capacity in the country in FY 2017-18, which will include 100 MW of rooftop installations."

Currently, CleanMax has an operational capacity of 80 MW and another 25 MW is under construction. Out of the total operational capacity, two projects of 30 MW each are solar farms in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

Mr Hines said that "These 25 MW of projects will be commissioned in this fiscal itself. With the additional 300 MW, our total portfolio will reach to up to 400 MW in FY 2017-18," adding the company will have to invest around Rs 1,500 crore to achieve the target.

He said that many corporates and large institutions are keen on rooftop solar installations.

He added that "The rooftop segment is witnessing a good growth. Its cumulative capacity is currently 1,000 MW. Our primary focus on the rooftop installations has been corporates and large institutional clients as it provides a compelling value proposition for them to become sustainable. We own and operate the assets for nearly 20-25 years and supply power to the clients."

CleanMax's rooftop business is pan India with projects in Mumbai, Pune, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Punjab, Haryana, among others. It has only two solar farms one each in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

He added t hat "We will be setting up the targeted 200 MW solar farm projects in Karnataka, as the state's policies have made it a favourable scenario for us."

Source : PTI

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voda 11 april 2017 17:09

HPPPL commissions 10 MW solar plant in Bihar

Hindustan Powerprojects Private Ltd (HPPPL), the New Delhi based power developer, said that it has commissioned a 10 Megawatt (MW) solar plant at Shergati in Bihar taking the state’s solar capacity to 100 MW.

The company said in a statement that the plant commissioned at an investment of Rs 81 crore is spread over 56 acres of land. It uses 34,920 modules and has been generating 45,000 units of clean energy every day since its commissioning in November 2016.

The power purchase agreement (PPA) for the 10 MW project has been signed with Bihar State Power Holding Corporation Ltd and the power is evacuated to 33 kV Sherghati Substation.

Ratul Puri, Chairman Hindustan Power said that “To achieve 100 GW target from solar by 2022, the states need to promote a policy framework that is conducive to the industry and at the same benefits the people. We are very happy to partner with Bihar in achieving its solar targets. Considering India receives solar energy in the region of 5 to 7 kilowatt-hour /m2/day for 300 to 330 sunny days, we have focussed on developing mid to large sized solar farms in the country.”

HPPPL said that Bihar aims to set up 2.5 gigawatt (GW) of solar capacity by 2022.

Source : Economic Times

voda 11 april 2017 17:14

Mr Aggarwal says Fortum India to add 250MW solar power capacity every year

Mr Sanjay Aggarwal, Managing director said that Finnish state-run utility Fortum Oyj’s India unit, which last year drove down solar power tariff to a new low, will set up at least 250 megawatts (MW) of solar capacity in the country every year.

Mr Aggarwal said that the local unit of Fortum will also enter the waste-to-energy sector and launch charging stations for electric vehicles to gain a larger hold in India’s renewable energy sector.

Exactly a year ago, Fortum said it would invest €200-400 million (Rs1,500-3,000 crore) in India’s solar energy sector to set up some large-scale greenfield projects. The company will have about 200MW of solar energy capacity operational by August. It has a target of achieving 1GW of solar capacity in the next few years.

He said that the company plans to set up its solar projects across utility plants, business-to-business, and rooftop projects.

He added that “We will keep on bidding for new projects and our appetite would be to add about 250MW every year. In India, we are looking at four pillars: the first would remain solar, second would be the bio-ethanol plant, we want the third to be in waste to energy, and fourth, we want to launch charging stations for e-vehicles. But the engine of Fortum India will be solar.”

The company’s bid for a solar project in a Rajasthan auction last year drove tariffs to a low of Rs4.34 per kilowatt-hour. Solar tariffs have this year fallen to a record-low of Rs3.30 a unit on a levelized basis—i.e., a value financially equivalent to the tariffs over the period of the power purchase agreement.

The parent had last year bought a majority stake in a company called Chempolis Ltd, which has a memorandum of understanding with Numaligarh refinery for putting up a bioethanol plant. The plant would collect bamboo from across Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram and Manipur and convert the cellulose to ethanol, which would then be blended with petroleum products.

Mr Aggarwal said that “There are no success stories in India so far in waste-to-energy, a bedrock of Fortum in the Nordics. We would like to position ourselves in the space and also use the dominant position in the Nordics with respect to charging stations for e-vehicles.”

Fortum opened its India office in September 2012 and acquired a 5MW solar power plant in Rajasthan in 2013. In 2015, its 10MW solar photovoltaic plant was commissioned under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission.

He said that in January 2016, Fortum won an auction for a 70MW project in Rajasthan and three months later won another for 100MW in Karnataka. By August, the company will have 200MW of operational solar power capacity in India.

He added that his unit continues to look at merger and acquisition opportunities in renewables.

Source : LiveMint

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voda 13 april 2017 19:15

Mr Goyal says India's solar power capacity crosses 12 GW

PTI reported that India added 5,525 MW solar power generation capacity last fiscal, taking the total from this clean source to 12,288 MW. New & Renewable Energy Minister Piyush Goyal stated in a written reply to Rajya Sabha, the country has abundant solar power potential which has been estimated to be 748 GW.

It had achieved total cumulative solar power generation capacity of 6,763 MW in 2015-16. The capacity was 1,686 MW in 2012-13 which increased to 2,632 MW in 2013-14 and to 3,744 MW in 2014-15.

In a separate reply, Goyal said the government has envisaged 4,800 MW from rooftop solar and 7,200 MW from large scale solar power projects in the country.

Mr Goyal said that India has plans to add 5,000 MW of rooftop solar and 10,000 MW from large scale solar power projects in the current fiscal.

Among states, Andhra Pradesh tops the chart with largest cumulative solar generation capacity of 1,867 MW as on March 31, 2017 followed by Rajasthan and Tamil Nadu at 1,812 MW and 1,691 MW respectively.

He said that in its submission to the United Nations Frame Work Convention on Climate Change on Intended Nationally Determined Contribution (INDC), the government has said that India will achieve 40 per cent cumulative Electric power capacity from non-fossil fuel based energy resources by 2030.

Source : PTI

voda 17 april 2017 16:20

Chinese BYD opens panel factory in Brazil

BYD in a press statement said that Chinese technology group BYD has opened a solar panel factory in Brazil, the second to start in the South American country in less than a year. The new factory, located in the southeastern city of Campinas, has a production capacity of 200 MW per year.
The firm said that the 150 million reais (US$47 million) factory, produces solar panels with the company’s so-called Double Glass technology. The technology increases energy production by 7% compared to previous modules and extends durability to 50 years.

It said that it also offers a lower product degeneration rate of 0.3%, compared with the 0.7% rate of typical panels that use ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA).

BYD Energy do Brasil president Tyler Li, said that “BYD is a global high tech company. As such, our goal is to bring the world’s best technology to Brazil, creating new jobs and generating innovation in the country. With local production we will help consolidate the distribution and generation markets.”

The firm did not specify what the market would be for its panels, and was not available for comment when asked by NewsBase Intelligence (NBI) whether it was intending to sell them outside Brazil.

Shenzhen-headquartered BYD, which was created in 1995 and started by producing rechargeable batteries, now has renewable energy operations in more than 50 countries.

BYD is not the only firm lining up to get a share of Brazil’s solar manufacturing market. Canadian Solar opened a solar panel plant in Sorocaba in the state of Sao Paolo last September, with a production capacity of between 350 MW and 400 MW.

It gives the integrated manufacturer and developer an edge on its competition, as the factory will initially deliver panels for power plants being developed by Canadian Solar in Brazil. In the longer term it is expected to be able to supply around 100 MW of solar panels to other developers and the company also reportedly has plans to double production from the factory further down the line.

However, it was reported in January that the company was already struggling with high taxes and production costs, a common side-effect of Brazil’s local content rules. Reuters reported that Canadian Solar’s Brazilian panels were 40% more expensive than Chinese imports.

Source : Renewables Now

voda 17 april 2017 16:30

Total funding in solar sector rises to USD 3.2 billion in Q1 2017

According to Mercom Capital Group, llc, a global clean energy communications and consulting firm, Total corporate funding into the solar sector in the first quarter (Q1) of 2017 doubled with $3.2 billion compared to $1.6 billion in fourth quarter (Q4) 2016. This includes venture capital funding, public market and debt financing.

The report said year-over-year (YoY) funding in Q1 2017 was about 15% higher compared to the $2.8 billion raised in Q1 2016.

Mr Raj Prabhu, CEO of Mercom Capital Group, said that “Q1 funding levels were up in the solar sector from the 2016 lows, largely due to increased debt financing activity. Corporate funding never reached $3 billion in any of the quarters in 2016. M&A activity was also strong with several large deals. Solar public companies also had a good first quarter.”

Global VC funding (venture capital, private equity, and corporate venture capital) for the solar sector saw a 78% rise in Q1 2017 with $585 million in 22 deals compared to $329 million raised in the same number of deals in Q4 2016. The amount raised was also higher YoY compared to the $406 million raised in 23 deals in Q1 2016.

Source : Times of India

voda 17 april 2017 16:31

SB Energy commissions 350MW solar power plant in AP

SB Energy has commissioned a 350MW photovoltaic solar power plant located in Andhra Pradesh, India. Located in Kurnool district at the state-owned Ghani Sakunala Solar Park, the solar power plant will generate enough electricity to cover the power consumption needs of around 700,000 homes in the region.

It has been designed and developed by SB Energy (formerly known as SBG Cleantech) which is a three-way $20bn renewable joint venture between Japan’s Soft Bank Group, India’s Bharti Enterprises and Taiwan-based Foxconn Technology Group.

The project which marked Soft Bank's foray in the Indian solar market is being touted as the seventh largest solar plant in the world. It is also the first solar power plant to commence operations under the Solar Parks scheme of the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission.

The plant became operational in March end, about 51 days ahead of the scheduled date agreed upon in power purchase agreement (PPA) with the National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPCL).

SB Energy CEO Added Raman Nanda said: “We are deeply grateful to the AP government for their sustained cooperation, which helped us commission well ahead of time. This is our first step toward powering India’s growth with clean energy, and we hope to contribute much more in the future.”

SB Energy executive chairman Manoj Kohli added that the solar power project will contribute considerably to Indian Prime Minister’s vision of meeting the country’s energy requirements from clean renewable power while underlining the commitment of SoftBank to provide clean renewable energy in India.

The new 350MW solar power plant will supply the generated power to NTPCL at an agreed upon tariff of INR 4.63/kWh ($0.07) and is connected to the grid at 400K/V.

Source : Business Review

voda 17 april 2017 16:32

Vikram Solar commissions 10 MW solar plant at Tirupati in AP

Clean energy solutions provider Vikram Solar said that it has commissioned a 10 mw solar plant at Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams land in Andhra Pradesh.

Vikram Solar said in a statement that "The project has been developed under the PPA scheme between Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) and Vikram Solar Pvt Ltd."

It said that the project will facilitate green power generation to cater to the energy needs of one of the most famous religious landmarks in India.

Mr Gyanesh Chaudhary, the MD & CEO of Vikram Solar, said that with this project, total commissioned EPC project capacity of the company has reached 305 mw in India.

Source : PTI

voda 17 april 2017 16:34

Hartek Power bags 1,025 MW solar grid EPC orders in FY17

City-based said its solar grid EPC order size increased by 733 per cent to 1,025 MW in 2016-17, compared to 123 MW orders in the previous fiscal.

Source : Strategic Research Institute

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