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Solar Power in India: Technologies, Opportunities & Challenges26th September 2014, Hotel Crowne Plaza, New Delhi

BackgroundMost parts of India receive 4-7 kWh of solar radiation per sq. m. per day with 250-300 sunny days in a year. India has approximately 2647 MW of grid connected solar power installed capacity along with 174.35 MWp off-grid solar photovoltaic power plants. The Government had launched Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission during 2010-11, The Indian Solar installations have been driven by the Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM) with a goal to install 20GW of solar power by 2020 & various state policies & RPO’s (renewable portfolio obligations).The state of Gujarat is leading in solar power generation and contributes around 860 MW of PV in the country through the commissioning of Asia’s biggest solar park, roof-top solar power generation scheme and solar plants. New projects in states like Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh are starting the project development process and are looking for debt financing options and a strong regulatory compliance regime for projects to be bankable. Thus, the Indian solar energy sector has been growing rapidly, in the past few years, majorly due to Government’s initiatives such as tax exemptions and import of solar products subsidies and depleting energy sources.Solar energy including thermal and PV is second largest renewable energy source after wind energy. India was ranked 4th in the world in terms of new capacity addition during the year 2011. Installed capacity for India stands at 7.281million Sq m2 equivalent to 5082 MW till 30th October 2013. It is assumed 30% of energy consumed in industry for heating water, here is a large potential available for generating solar power using unutilized space on rooftops and wastelands around buildings. The JNNSM has set a target of installing 1,000 MW of rooftop projects in Phase-II (2012-17). Under this, Solar Energy Corporation of India has already allotted over 25.5 MW of capacity more than 15 cities. The solar rooftop system is yet to overcome its biggest challenges from unrealistic bidding mechanisms and financing to procurement & construction. The progress of solar PV system is marred by the land needed for installation, project development, high cost of solar PV technology, energy storage, and high initial costs. The issues like absence of a robust feed in-tariff mechanism and net metering guidelines, lack of experience while handling grid connectivity of the system. Some of the issues are likely to be resolved very soon as states finalize their net metering policies. However, the issues related with energy accounting & handling grid connectivity are likely to be resolved only with operational experience. In light of the current situation, InfralineEnergy is organizing the 3rd Annual Conference on “Solar Power – Technologies, Opportunities & Challenges”, to provide a single platform for PV materials suppliers, equipment manufacturers, project developers to deliberate upon the need for using solar energy & assess new opportunities, discuss the challenges and evolve plans for the future of the industry in India.

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aBout usInfralineEnergy organises conferences in the areas of Power, Oil & Gas, Coal, Legal, Infrastructure and Renewable Energy. Our conferences have been far reaching successes and have received rave reviews. Schedules are adhered to and there is adequate time for discussion. A lot of emphasis is given to time devoted for networking and business opportunities. We are also an accredited premier service provider of critical business information, industry databases, business intelligence and related services in the Energy Sector. The company offers various reports and online databases for sectors like Coal, Oil & Gas, Power, Upstream and Renewable Energy.

a Must attEnd For• Power Developers & Operators• Certifying & Verifying Agencies• Banks & Financial Institutions• Distribution Companies• Captive Power Users• Government Agencies• Technology Providers• Research Institutions• Consultants & Engineering Firms• Regulatory Bodies • Solar PV Manufacturers

3rd Annual Conference on

Solar Power in India: Technologies, Opportunities & Challenges

For Conference Updates & Online Registration please visit: http://infraline.com/Events

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Welcome address

1000 hrs-1010 hrs

Session 1: inaugural/ overview of the sector

1010 hrs-1120 hrs• Present scenario and future outlook for

solar Power• XII Plan targets for Solar Power and its

Achievement • Global PV Markets overview (Germany/

Spain/India)• Viability concerns in Solar Projects

Tea/coffee break 1120 hrs-1140 hrs

Session 2: policies & regulatory issues:

1140 hrs – 1300 hrs• Indian Solar Policy update• Solar industry development and role of central

and state government • Emphasis and way forward for rooftop solar

projects- Policy updates and relaxations• Govt plans for indigenous PV development &

legislative aspects in development

networking lunch 1300 hrs-1400 hrs

Session 3: Technological advancement & issues: focus on rooftop pV

1400 hrs – 1530 hrs

• Rooftop Solar- Technology barriers in PV module production and Specific Issues

• Qualification criteria for a rooftop to support PV projects- Challenges

• Risks management and mitigation in Rooftop Solar in the Indian Context.

• Difference between Ground and Rooftop PV projects

Tea/coffee break 1530 hrs-1550

Session 4: economical & financial Concerns:

1550 hrs – 1700 hrs

• Grid parity pricing: Solar Vs. Conventional • Economics of a home/ rooftop PV system• Funding mechanisms, Government subsidies

and support• PPA under JNNSM and financial status

of DISCOMS

Session 5: panel discussions:

1705 hrs-1800 hrs

• What are the top 3 issues and way forward for Rooftop Solar PV projects to pose as a solution for fulfilling India’s energy shortage?

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PrEVIous PartIcIPantsAES Solar Energy Pvt. Ltd, Avantha Power & Infrastructure Limited, Bharti Infratel Limited, Central Electricity Authority, Care Rating, CESC Limited, Coslight India , Telecom Pvt. Ltd., Dalmia Power Limited, Deeya energy India Pvt Ltd, Delta Power Solution (I) Pvt. Ltd., Duet, EDF, Electrotherm renewables, Emergent Ventures India, Fairwood Smart Green, Fidelity International, Gensol Consultants Pvt.Ltd, GHCL,GTL Ltd., Gujarat Gas Company Limited, Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd., HAREDA, Harshini Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd., HBL Power System Ltd, ICICI Venture Funds Management Co. Ltd., IDFC, India Semoconductors Association, ILFS, India Telecom Infra Limited, IndoSolar, IRADE, ITOCHU India Pvt. Ltd., KPMG, Larson & Toubro Limited, MNRE, Mohan Energy Corporation Pvt. Ltd., Morgan Stanley Infrastructure, Moserbaer Photo Voltaic, MVL Solar Power Limited, Natinal Load Despatch Centre - PSOCL, Natinal Power Training Institute, NED Energy Ltd., NHDC Ltd., Nokia Siemens Networks, North Delhi Power Limited, NTPC Limited, NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Ltd., Panacea Biotech Ltd., Power Finance Corporation Ltd., Power System Operation Corporation Limited, Pragati Power Corporation Limited, PTC, Rajashree Cement, Salmon Leap Associates India Pvt. Ltd, SBI Capital Markets Limted, Solar Energy Review, Spain Business, Standard Chartered Bank, Sumitomo Corporation India Pvt. Ltd.,Sun Group, Sunborne Energy Technologies, Surana Ventures, Tata BP Solar India Limited, Technimont ICB Pvt. Ltd., Technip KT, The Energy & Resources Institute (TERI), Trimex etc.

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