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SOLAR AS A BUSINESS IN A GLOBALISED INDIA Robin Bromley-Martin March 2012

SOLAR AS A BUSINESS IN A GLOBALISED INDIA Robin Bromley-Martin March 2012. Indian Power Demand vs Supply. Source: CEA – Monthly Review of Power Sector (February 2012). India – Installed Capacity. Source: CEA – Monthly Review of Power Sector (Dec 2011).

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SOLAR AS A BUSINESS IN A GLOBALISED INDIA Robin Bromley-Martin March 2012

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  1. SOLAR AS A BUSINESS IN A GLOBALISED INDIA Robin Bromley-Martin March 2012

  2. Indian Power Demand vs Supply Source: CEA – Monthly Review of Power Sector (February 2012)

  3. India – Installed Capacity Source: CEA – Monthly Review of Power Sector (Dec 2011)

  4. Indian Power RequirementsMcKinsey Forecast

  5. Primary Energy Requiredby 2017 120 GW of electrical output needs: • Coal - 600 MTPA • Australia’s TOTAL ANNUAL PRODUCTION OR • LNG – 200 MTPA • Current world market 237 MTPA

  6. Solar – 2022 • National Solar Mission - 20 GW • State Missions - 15 GW • National Policies (3%) - 80 GW • Note PLF’s for solar • REC based projects - 100 GW • Grid Parity - 100 GW Total (Allowing for “overlap”) 150GW Approx market share 6%

  7. Germany The Shining Example

  8. India and Energy • Conclusions • Domestic coal and gas production will not meet India’s primary energy needs • India needs to invest enormous sums in infrastructure to import and distribute coal and gas • At unprecedented rates • Unlikely to be achieved in next 5 years

  9. The Role for Solar Solar has enormous potential, because • India has not become part of the globalised market, and will continue to do so, because • India will have to become part of the globalised market.

  10. Thank you

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