Kovilpatti Solar Project

Tamil Nadu has huge solar power potential
The Centre recently announced that the production of 20,000 MW of power through solar energy and floated the Jawaharlal Nehru Solar Mission
Tamil Nadu Energy Development Agency has implemented various pilot programmes for wind, solar and bio energy. TEDA is a leading provider of wind power in India, with 61% of the national installed capacity. The first private sector wind farm in the country was set up in Tamil Nadu in 1990. TEDA now has the single largest area of private wind farms, with an installed capacity over 415MW. TNEB (Tamil Nadu Electricity Board) buys energy from the wind farm.

India is one of the world leaders in installed wind power generation with an installed capacity of 6,270MW at December 2006.

India is endowed with vast solar energy potential. About 5,000 trillion kWh per year energy is incident over Indias land area with most parts receiving 4-7 kWh per sq. m per day. Hence both technology routes for conversion of solar radiation into heat and electricity, namely, solar thermal and solar photovoltaics, can effectively be harnessed providing huge scalability for solar in India.


Introduction on PV applications and current global market trends. Grid-tied PV systems. Training for contractors, project managers, engineers, electricans, quality inspectors etc. Early bird discount. Course selection support. Skilled training provider.



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Sitav Bhadra

The course gives an overall feel of the subject. The practical measurement and installation, and covering of all the elements of the PV system.

- Sitav Bhadra,
Researcher at Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand, Engineer at NRG Solutions, Cambodia

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It is a really good start given by IST for solar enthusiasts to embark on their journey. Demonstration of financials in real time.

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Sandhya Shailendra Tanpure

Very good course content. Solving examples and financial calculations, Conceptually very clear and punctual. One can do business and work as a professional also!!!

- Sandhya Shailendra Tanpure,
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Power plant design and nice style to teach and calculation. Nice experience!!!

- Divyesh Patel,
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MOHAMED MAROOF

My heartfelt thanks to Mr. Sanjib Roy and Mr. Mohit Ajmera (Tutor of entire program) has given me the best training program that I had an opportunity for learn about complete solar PV system. - Training of this course was very useful to me and for my future business too. - Provided the guide lines of solar PV system, the references books and study material, calculations are giving more accuracy and confidence to me to make any size of solar projects.

- MOHAMED MAROOF,
SALES ENGINEER AT DISCOVER ENERGY , DUBAI




SOLAR POLICY FOR TAMIL NADU - Residential, Commercial & Industrial

1. NET METERING -
Net metering is a billing system that allows rooftop owners having solar system installed at their rooftop to sell any excess electricity generated from solar system to local electricity utility
Capacity of solar system
Size: Min 1 kWp - Max size is linked with shadow free area and annual estimated consumption
Voltage level: Upto 10 kW, 240V- single phase
Above 10 kW and upto 15 kW, 240 V/ 415 V-Three phase
Above 15 kW and upto 100 kW, 415 V-Three phase
Above 100 kW, 11 kV-Three phase (HT)
Conditions: 100% of your Sanctioned Load
Cumulative capacity of all solar systems installed in your area shall not exceed 30% of distribution transformer capacity2 in your area.


Tamil Nadu solar policy sets tall 9,000 MW target

Tamil Nadu government on Monday unveiled a new solar energy policy, which targets have 9,000MW of installed solar energy capacity in the state by 2023. While the state had around 2,200MW of solar energy installed capacity till 2018 end, it needs to add 6,800MW of additional capacity in the sector over the next four years.

Interestingly, about 40% of the additional capacity should come from the consumer (rooftop solar systems) category. This demands increased focus of the departments concerned in the state, since the past push has been for large installations. Further, while the state, on an average, had added just about 400MW of new capacity per year in the last five years, its capacity addition has to go up manifold to achieve the target

The Tamil Nadu Solar Energy Policy 2019 intends to create a framework that enables an accelerated development of solar energy in the state, which is the most urbanized and industrial in India. As per the Paris Climate Change Agreement, India has to add 100GW solar capacity by 2022.

Solar energy development will provide green jobs to a significant number of the states workforce and solar energy development will become available, accessible and affordable to all citizens of Tamil Nadu, with the sector expected to significantly contribute to reducing carbon and water footprint of the state, the state government said as its vision for the new policy.

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