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23/12/2014

SOLAR can be a win-win for al stakeholders

Consumers - Save on electricity cost
Hedge against increasing grid prices
Green Power
Supply Security through localised generation

23/12/2014

Greenpeace’s campaign ‘Switch on the Sun’

Given India’s growing power deficit, the
rising cost of power and rapidly growing power demand, it will be
difficult to maintain the current level of supply stability in the years to come.
Further, for power, the city relies on other states , which
places India's power supply in a vulnerable position.

23/12/2014

Tamil Nadu Solar Net-metering
Consumer Guide
Introduction
Solar net-metering was announced in the Tamil Nadu Solar Energy Policy 2012 and forms an integral part of that policy. Consumers who plan to install grid-connected solar PV systems can apply for solar net-metering. This Consumer Guideline for solar net-metering explains the process.
Solar net-metering explained
In grid-connected solar PV systems the solar energy produced by the solar panels is converted to AC (alternating current) by a solar grid inverter. The output of the solar grid inverter is connected to the distribution board switch board of the building. The electrical energy flows to the loads of the buildings (lights, fans, appliances etc.). If the solar energy produced is more than what the building loads consume, the surplus energy will automatically be exported to the TANGEDCO distribution network (the grid). If there is less solar energy than what the loads of the building require, the shortfall will be drawn from the grid (energy import).
The Service Connection Meter
For solar net-metering to be implemented the existing TANGEDCO service connection meter needs to be replaced with a meter that can measure both energy import (from the grid to the consumer) and energy export (from the consumer to the grid). These meters are known as bidirectional energy meters or import-export energy meters.
The Electricity Bill with Solar net-metering
With solar net-metering the Consumer pays for the difference between import and export energy (the net-metered energy). Example: a Consumer imports during a billing cycle 900 kWh (units) and exports 500 kWh. The electricity bill will be for 400 kWh. If the export energy exceeds the import energy, the excess of import kWh will be carried over to the next billing cycle. During a 12 months period (the Settlement Period) the maximum of energy export that will be credited by TANGEDCO is 90% of the energy import. Example: During the settlement period there is a total import of 5,000 kWh and a total export of 6,000 kWh. Of the 6,000 kWh exported 4,500 kWh is eligible for adjustment with the import kWh (90% of 5,000 kWh).
Solar PV System Capacity
The solar PV system capacity shall not be more than the sanctioned load of the service connection. It is also advisable to have a solar PV system size that has an annual estimated generation of not more than 90% of the estimated consumption (see above).

22/12/2014

The Tamil Nadu policy is targeting a
capacity addition of 300 MW from rooftops
of government owned buildings
and 50 MW from rooftops of privately
owned buildings. In order to encourage
installations in the rooftop space
the policy allows net metering at 240V,
415V and 11KV. This is significant, as
the state is the pioneer in allowing net
metering in India on a MW scale.
Under the mechanism, two meters are
set up along with a rooftop solar system:
one which calculates the units of
conventional power that is consumed
by the owner of the rooftop system and
another which calculates the amount
of solar power the rooftop solar system
feeds back into the grid. The owner
of the rooftop system ultimately pays
for the “net” difference of the power
consumed, as calculated by the meter.
(This mechanism is also often called
“gross” metering).

22/12/2014

LCOE for diesel power : Rs.9.21/kWh and LOCE for Solar Power is : Rs.7/kWh *Note: Data based on industry sources

22/12/2014

HT Consumer through SPO (Solar Purchase Obligation)

Tamil Nadu has introduced a new
SPO mechanism. Under this, certain
power consumers have to purchase a
set quota of solar power. The SPO has
been fixed at 3% till December 31st
2013 and 6% from January 1st 2014 onwards.
The obligated entities to which
the SPO applies are different from
those specified by the national Renewable
Purchase Obligation (RPO). SPO
obligated entities include HT consumers,
who receive power from the grid
at a constantly maintained high voltage
level, of more than 11kV, transmitted
though high tension lines. These
include special economic zones (SEZs),
railway traction, registered factories7,
textile factories, tea estates, government
educational institutions, government
hospitals, places of worship,
consumers paying commercial electricity
tariffs, cinemas and theaters,
lift irrigation8 cooperative societies,
industries guaranteed with 24/7 power
supply, IT parks, telecom towers, all
colleges and residential schools and
all buildings with a built up space of
20,000 square meters or above. To
fulfill their SPOs, obligated entities
can produce their own solar power,
purchase power from a solar plant,
purchase RECs on any of the national
power exchanges or purchase power
from TANGEDCO at the prevalent solar
tariff.
The solar projects set up under the
SPO mechanism will not receive financial
assistance from the government
in the form of FiTs, Generation Based
Incentives (GBI), Viability Gap Funding
(VGF), or capital subsidies. However,
there is a possibility that these projects
will be allowed to get RECs as
SPO requirements are supposedly not
conflicting with the RPO mechanism.
If allowed, this can have a significant
upside to such projects. More clarity is
needed on the subject. Also, accelerated
depreciation (AD) benefits will apply

21/12/2014

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