Softdisk Solar Awards 2013 Announced

Home

SD's SOLAR MARKET ANALYSIS 2019

Safeguard duty, slows down commissioning : SOFTDISK
India should have touched atleast 60-65 GW of Solar Power capacity against 25.21GW as on end of March 2019. India need to increase Solar Power by commissioning 70-75 GW to reach the capacity of 100 GW by fiscal 2022, says our report. India added around 20GW during 2014-18, it still falls short of the National Solar Mission target by a huge margin. We expect an additional 45-50 GW of solar capacity addition between fiscals 2019 mid and 2022 December. Which makes the total capacity to around 70-75 GW. Well short of Prime Ministers set target.

COVER STORY
	SWELECT Commissions India's Largest Floating Solar Energy Plant SWELECT Energy Systems Ltd (a leading Manufacturer of Solar PV Modules & Integrator of High Quality Solar PV Power Systems) has successfully built and commissioned India's largest Floating Solar Energy plant in Kayankulam, Kerala for NTPC. The plant was commissioned in a short span of 22 days.
	An Open Letter to the Prime Minister Grid connected solar Roof top systems with NET meter are becoming popular as many state Utility ESCOMS have started accepting excess generated solar power from the consumer roof top & pay for this. MNRE is providing 30% subsidy through state Nodel agencies & commercial establishments are getting additional benefit of A.D of 80% in the first year which is making solar power plants popular.

BUSINESS

Backsheet - a Guard for your Solar Modules
One of the most critical constituent materials used in the construction of a Solar PV module is the backsheet. The backsheet is the outermost layer of the PV module placed at the non-sunny side of it.

SUCCESS STORY

A Brilliant Start - National Solar Mission
The JNNSM targets of generating 20,000 MW of grid connected and 2000 MW of off grid solar power by 2022 are truly impressive. By following the global experience of connecting solar power to the grid through megawatt scale solar power plants, India has joined the global solar bandwagon in a big way.

FEATURE