Operational capacityfor districts
>501 MW201 - 500 MW101 – 200 MW
41 – 100 MW0 - 40 MW
GUJARAT
MAHARASHTRA
KARNATAKA KERALA
MADHYA PRADESH
RAJASTHAN
HARYANA
UTTARAKHAND
UTTAR PRADESH
BIHAR
CHHATTISGARH
ODISHA
TAMIL NADU
ANDAMAN &NICOBAR ISLANDS
TELANGANA
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225
153
300
357
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1,434
221
1955 10
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559
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559
415
285
169
3
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Pipeline120
Comm.785
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28473
1,50
0
1,50
0
110278
Pipeline1,500
Comm.2,300
1,572
605
93010
2,031
1,273
1,595
Pipeline1,313
Comm.5,198
4040
539
332
495
315
4
220
Pipeline854
Comm.1,366
54
30
5
11
830
10
20
260260
556Pipeline280
Comm.94
Comm.192
105
5
7
80
100Pipeline500 Comm.
1,401
1,081
290
290
500
30
Pipeline30
Comm.45
20
2
2
23
30
2,469
362453
400 194
30
Pipeline240
Comm.3,284
786
17
17
13
Comm.816
21
10
8
30 11
Comm.59
234
55
Comm.239
5
16
16
Comm.21
6
26 50 50Comm.82
Comm.125
120
5
5
Comm.5
Pipeline20
5
2020
5
Project developers
FIRST SOLAR 0.66%
OTHERS 14.67%
12.
27%
AD
ANI
6.99% RENEW
6.19% ACME
5.07% HERO
4.00% SUZLON 3.68% SHAPOORJI PALLONJI
3.04% GREENKO
2.79% TATA POW
ER
2.74% AZU
RE
2.46% SK
YPOW
ER
2.43% M
YTRAH
ES
SEL
INFR
A 2
.41%
EN
GIE
2.3
5%
RAT
TAN
INDI
A 2
.30%
AM
PLUS
2.25
%
CLEANM
AX 2.2
0%
NTPC 2.19% EQUIS 1.64%
AVAADA 1.59% ORANGE 1.53% RISING SUN 1.53% NLC 1.42%
SOLAR ARISE 1.20%
MAHINDRA 1.12%
EMBASSY 1.10%
FORTUM 1.10%
ADITYA BIRLA 0.99%
PRESTIGE GROUP 0.99%
CANADIAN SOLAR 0.88%
GIPCL 0.88%
THINK ENERGY 0.88%
ATHA GROUP 0.77%
GOLDEN HATCHERIES 0.66%
KARVY 0.66%
ATRIA 0.66%
Module suppliers(estimated DC size - 10,725 MW)
OTHERS 13.87%
12.9
6% C
ANAD
IAN
SO
LAR
11.44% JA SOLAR
7.99% TRINA SOLAR
6.80% RISEN ENERGY
5.30% GCL
4.53% FIRST SOLAR
4.17% TALESU
N
JINKO
3.0
5%AD
ANI S
OLAR
3.6
5%HANWHA 2.
75%
TATA POWER 2.50%WAAREE 2.40%
SUNTECH 2.35%CHINT SOLAR 2.33%RENESOLA 2.07%
LONGI 1.73%
SERAPHIM 1.62%
YINGLI 1.28%
BHEL 1.23%
LANCO 0.93%
HT-SAAE 0.91%
BYD 0.81%
VIKRAM SOLAR 0.78%
HAREON 0.77%
EMMVEE 0.48%
ALPEX 0.31%
ZNSHINE 0.28%
PREMIER SOLAR 0.26%
SOVA 0.21%
ET SOLAR 0.20%
Inverter suppliers EPC contractors
OTH
ERS 7.48%
19.6
8% A
BB
16.78% HUAWEI
13.52% SUN
GROW
TM
EIC
11.1
5%
SMA 9.70%
HITACHI 6.58%
TBEA 4.00%
SCHNEIDER 3.98%
GE 3.53%
GAMESA 1.64%
DELTA 0.72%
FRONIUS 0.66%
SINENG 0.26%SOLIS 0.08%
VACON 0.07%
K-STAR 0.01%
OTHERS 11.23%
13.3
5% S
TER
LIN
G &
WIL
SON
3.23
% M
AHIN
DRA
SUST
EN
2.78%
TATA
POW
ER
2.30% JUWI
2.08% L&T
2.00% B-ELECTRIC
1.73% BHEL
1.64% GAMESA
1.53% RAYS POWER EXPERTS
1.18% RAYS POWER INFRA1.15% VIKRAM SOLAR 1.15% JAKSON 1.10% LANCO 0.77% ORIANO SOLAR
0.52% UJAAS0.44% VIVAAN
0.37% PREMIER SOLAR
0.33% ENRICH
0.27% HARSHA ABAKUS
0.25% WAAREE
SELF
EPC
50.
59%
Comm.2,282
Pipeline1,100
683
184
600
250
350
500
1,415
12
268
1,083
50
160 173
225
764715
19
30
Pipeline160
Comm.1,162
Centralgovernmenttenders7,864
Others223
NTPC offtake3,435
Stategovernment tenders
5,007
Centralgovernment
tenders3,179
Public sectordevelopment1,191
SECI offtake3,015
Commissioned21,346
Pipeline8,185
State governmenttenders10,218
Others3,264
SECI offtake2,350
NTPC offtake250
Public sectordevelopment
579
Total utility scale solar capacity as of March 31, 20181
All figures in MW
Leading players1
(projects commissioned in FY 2017-18 totaling 9,171 MW)
200 MW
375 MW
70 MW100 MW
770 MW
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Top 10 players(projects commissioned in FY 2017-18)
Previousyear rank
4
3
5
-
-
-
1
7
8
-
Previousyear rank
4
9
1
3
7
5
6
-
2
-
Previousyear rank
1
10
5
2
4
3
7
6
-
-
Previousyear rank
1
2
3
-
-
-
-
-
10
6
Increase/ Decrease
Project developers Module suppliersIncrease/ Decrease
Inverter suppliersIncrease/ Decrease
EPC contractorsIncrease/ Decrease
Current rank
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
CompanyName
Adani
ReNew
Acme
Hero
Suzlon
Shapoorji Pallonj
Greenko
Tata Power
Azure
Skypower
Company Name
Canadian Solar
JA Solar
Trina Solar
Risen Energy
GCL
First Solar
Talesun
Jinko
Hanwha
Adani Solar
Company Name
ABB
Huawei
Sungrow
TMEIC
SMA
Hitachi
TBEA
Schneider
GE
Gamesa
Company Name
Sterling & Wilson
Mahindra Susten
Tata Power
Juwi
L&T
B-Electric
BHEL
Gamesa
Rays Power Experts
Rays Power Infra
74%
13% 10%3%
Notes
1. Methodology a. BRIDGE TO INDIA has conducted an extensive data collection exercise and relied on multiple market sources including project developers, equipment suppliers and state nodal agencies to provide accurate, factual information as far as possible. Some suppliers were either unreachable or did not validate the data available with us. All data has been cross-referenced with data provided by government departments and other market players, where possible. However, we do not guarantee completeness or accuracy of any information. b. Only grid connected projects above 1 MW have been considered in this report unless noted otherwise in the relevant chart. c. Pipeline includes projects that have been allocated to developers but not yet commissioned. It includes cases where the power purchase agreements may not have been signed.
d. The states with less than 5 MW of utility scale commissioned capacity are not shown on the map. e. We have relied on AC capacity numbers for calculations. For module suppliers’ market share analysis, we have used DC numbers where available and else have increased the AC number by 10%. f. In many projects, EPC contractor role is split between multiple parties. We have used several criteria including final responsibility for commissioning and value of contracts for determining credits. g. Self-EPC denotes projects where EPC work is completed by developers or their sister companies in-house.2. These projects were set-up under REC mechanism to sell power to DISCOMs at average power purchase cost (APPC). Some or all of these projects may now be selling power to private consumers on an open-access basis.
3. Off-grid data a. Lighting systems include solar street lights, solar lanterns and home lighting systems. b. We have relied on MNRE and Ministry of Statistics and Program Implementation (MOSPI) data for estimating off-grid market size and annual capacity installation. 4. Acronyms used: a. NTPC - National Thermal Power Corporation Limited b. SECI - Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited c. CPSU – Central Public Sector Units5. This report has been sponsored by Huawei (lead sponsor) and Mundra Solar, Oriano and TBEA as (associate sponsors). All editorial rights and copyrights remain with BRIDGE TO INDIA.
Open access solar Off-grid solar Rooftop Solar
Policy based utility scale
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Commissioned21,346
Pipeline8,185
-
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
FY 2013-14 FY 2014-15 FY 2015-16 FY 2016-17 FY 2017-18 FY 2018-19estimate
Capa
city
add
ition
, MW
Open access market saw an exponential jump in FY 2017-18 almost entirely due to Karnataka's attractive policy exemptions being phased out at the end of the year
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
FY 2013-14 FY 2014-15 FY 2015-16 FY 2016-17 FY 2017-18 FY 2018-19estimate
Capa
city
add
ition
, MW
Government of India's renewed push for solar irrigation pumps (KUSUM scheme) is expected to boost the off-grid market in the coming years
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1,000
2,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
6,000
7,000
8,000
FY 2013-14
Capa
city
add
ition
, MW
FY 2014-15 FY 2015-16 FY 2016-17 FY 2017-18 FY 2018-19 estimate
Due to slow down in tender activity in late 2016 and early 2017, capacity addition is expected to slow down considerably in FY 2018-19
Cent
ral g
overn
ment tenders State government tenders
43% 57%
Solar pumps
grids
towers systems3a
M
ini
Telecom Lighting
Capt
ive
proj
ects
REC mechanism2 Third party sale
69%
20%
11%
OPEX model CAPEX model 76%
24%
Totalinstalledcapacity
24,454 MW
Policy based utility scale – total capacity 18,082 MW
Open access solar – total capacity 3,246 MW Rooftop solar – total capacity 2,417 MW
Off-grid solar – total capacity 691 MW
-
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
1,400
1,600
FY 2013-14 FY 2014-15 FY 2015-16 FY 2016-17 FY 2017-18 FY 2018-19estimate
Capa
city
add
ition
, MW
Growth in rooftop solar slowed down marginally in the year due to GST and safeguard duty related uncertainty
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