Mapping Eccentric Solar Power Development in India: A $ 100 Billion Opportunity
This 250+ pages report along with the list of upcoming solar power plants in India would beautifully encompass and track the state wise opportunity in terms of ‘MW’ solar capacity development and identify the best-fit state to do so. It will also include a detailed track of opportunities for equipment manufactures across the value chain and will assess the opportunity associated in terms of a transformation map. http://www.marketreportsonindia.com/energy-utility-market-research-reports-12609/mapping-eccentric-solar-power-development-india.html
This report will synthesize the factual status and in-depth analyse the opportunities associated with solar rooftop projects across India and will evaluate the business case especially for big cities in the country. With the upbeat scenario across the globe for renewables, and in particular solar power India also does not lag behind in dishing out not only conventional but also eccentric opportunities in the sector. From a massive planned investment to the tune of $ 100 Bn in the solar segment by 2022, India is definitely going to amongst the most desirous economies to invest in for the global majors. The recently concluded “Vibrant Gujarat” summit not only signifies the intent of GoI to promote solar power in the country but also is a clear testimony to enhanced interests of not only global majors but also the domestic industry leaders to invest and tap the underlying eccentric opportunities.
The key queries which find answer in this report are: Which state is most suited for “Going Solar” in India? What would be the possible impacts on the equipment manufacturers if India empanels a quality regulator for the sector? In this dossier SNP Infra Research delves deep to and most exhaustively examines the opportunities associated with solar park projects, solar roof-tops, solar pumps and solar UMPP in India. Also, the categorical map of underlying opportunities for the PSU’s in solar segment is assessed in a unique way coupled with the tune of savings for the state discoms. The report provides highly reliable datasets and excellent insights on to be developed solar plants in India which would remain as a best buy proposition for all stake holders.
The report is indispensable and a must buy for solar power developers, equipment manufacturers, IT service companies, telecom companies, banks, project financers and investment bankers, consultants, research and educational institutes.
