Four-S Services Pvt Ltd- India Solar Energy Report

June 2012 | 76 pages | ID: FAEEA4CE29EEN
Four-S Services Private Limited

Abstracts

Review & Analysis on Indian Solar Energy Sector

Power deficit nation with peak deficit of ~10%

• Even as India records GDP growth rates of 7-8% p.a., much of the country remains energy starved.
• The reported power deficit country was total deficit of 7.5% and a peak deficit of 10.3% in 2010-11.
• 1 out of 6 Indian villages still do not have access to electricity; 44% of the overall households (about 56% of the rural households) have no access to electricity.
• Though, it is the fifth largest consumer of energy in the world, per capita consumption of electricity currently stands at ~700 kWh, much lower than the global average of ~2,500kWh. It is projected to become 3rd largest consumer of energy in the world by 2030.
• With the economy growing at an average of 8% annually, demand for power is likely to soar from around 120,000MW at present to 315,000-355,000MW by 2017.

Contents

1.SOLAR ENERGY IN INDIA – INTRODUCTION

2.SOLAR ENERGY SEGMENTS

3.DRIVERS FOR SOLAR MARKET

4.GOVERNMENT INCENTIVES/NSM

5.INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE SOLAR SECTOR

6.KEY ISSUES/CHALLENGES

7.COMPANIES

MANUFACTURERS OF CELLS/MODULES/SYSTEMS
i.Moser Baer Photovoltaic (MBPV)
ii.XL Energy
iii.Websol Energy
iv.Indosolar
v.Tata BP Solar
vi.Titan Energy
vii.Solar Semiconductor
viii.Kotak Urja
ix.Photon Energy
x.Maharishi Solar
xi.Vikram Solar
xii.Reliance Solar
xiii.PLG Power
xiv.HHV Solar

DEVELOPERS OF SOLAR POWER PLANTS

i.Lanco Solar
ii.Moser Baer Clean Energy
iii.Azure Power
iv.SunBorne
v.Kiran Energy