Ireeed

State Eligible Technologies
Central Biofuel
Central Wind
Central Solar PV
Central Wind
Central Small Solar

Solar Power Project
Central Small Solar

Solar Power Project
Solar PV
Solar Thermal
Central Solar Power Project
Solar PV
Solar Thermal

Solar PV
Central
Central Bagasse/Biomass
Biofuel

Solar PV
Central Solar PV
Central Solar PV
Central Solar PV
Central Small Solar

Solar PV

Solar PV
Solar Thermal

Solar PV
Solar Thermal
Central Solar PV
Central Biofuel
Central Off-grid
Small Solar
Solar PV
Central Solar Thermal
Central Solar PV
Central Municipal Solid Waste
Central Wind
Central Wind
Central Off-grid
Central Solar PV
Central Off-grid
Small Solar
Solar Power Project
Solar PV
Central Small Hydro Power
Central Bagasse/Biomass
Central Off-grid
Small Solar
Solar PV
Andhra Pradesh Small Solar

Solar Power Project
Solar PV
Andhra Pradesh Solar Power Project
Andhra Pradesh Wind
Andhra Pradesh Wind
Andhra Pradesh Solar PV

Arunachal Pradesh Small Hydro Power
Assam Small Hydro Power
Bihar Bagasse/Biomass
Non-Fossil Fuel Based Cogeneration
Small Hydro Power
Solar PV
Chattisgarh Solar Power Project
Thermal
Wind
Chattisgarh Bagasse/Biomass
Small Hydro Power
Solar Power Project
Wind
Chattisgarh Wind
Gujarat Solar PV
Solar Thermal
Gujarat Wind
Haryana Small Solar

Solar Power Project
Solar PV
Haryana Small Solar

Solar Power Project
Solar PV
Haryana Municipal Solid Waste

Small Hydro Power
Solar Power Project
Himachal Pradesh Small Hydro Power
Wind
Himachal Pradesh Small Hydro Power

Jammu & Kashmir Small Hydro Power
Jammu & Kashmir Solar Power Project
Karnataka Non-Fossil Fuel Based Cogeneration

Small Hydro Power
Wind
Karnataka Solar Power Project
Karnataka Small Solar

Solar Power Project
Solar PV
Solar Thermal
Kerala Biofuel
Kerala Wind
Kerala Municipal Solid Waste

Small Hydro Power
Solar PV
Kerala Small Hydro Power
Wind
Kerala Solar Power Project

Solar PV
Solar Thermal
Madhya Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh Small Hydro Power
Madhya Pradesh Solar Power Project

Madhya Pradesh Wind
Maharashtra Bagasse/Biomass
Small Hydro Power
Solar Power Project
Solar PV
Maharashtra Small Hydro Power
Solar Thermal
Wind
Manipur Small Hydro Power

Solar Power Project
Wind
Meghalaya Small Hydro Power

Solar Power Project
Orissa Non-Fossil Fuel Based Cogeneration

Small Hydro Power
Solar PV
Solar Thermal
Punjab Bagasse/Biomass
Wind
Municipal Solid Waste
Small Hydro Power
Punjab Small Solar Project
Solar Power
Solar PV
Solar Thermal
Wind
Rajasthan
Rajasthan Wind
Rajasthan Solar Power Project

Solar PV
Solar Thermal
Tamil Nadu Small Solar

Solar PV
Tamil Nadu Solar Power Project

Uttar Pradesh Small Hydro Power
Uttar Pradesh Solar Power Project
Uttar Pradesh Small Solar

Solar PV
Uttarakhand Small Hydro Power
Uttarakhand Small Hydro Power
Uttarakhand Bagasse/Biomass
Municipal Solid Waste
Small Hydro Power
West Bengal Bagasse/Biomass
Solar Power Project
Municipal
Wind Solid Waste
Small Hydro Power
Solar Power Project
Wind
Title Nodal Agency
Biogas Power (Off-grid) Programme Ministry of New and Renewable

during 2013-14 and the remaining Energy
period of 12th Five Year Plan
Extension of the Scheme for Indian Renewable Energy

continuation of Generation Based Development (IREDA)
Incentive (GBI) for Grid Interactive
Wind Power Projects for the 12th
Financial
Plan PeriodSupport for extending Ministry of New and Renewable
subsidy for installation of 68,000 Energy (MNRE) and National Bank
Numbers of Solar Photovoltaic lights for Agricultural and Rural
and small capacity systems through Development (NABARD)
Guidelines
NABARD/ RRBs,for Implementation
Nationalized banksof ministry of New and Renewable
Wind Resource Assessment
and Cooperative banks under in Energy
Uncovered/ New Areas
Jawaharlal Nehru Nationalunder NCEF
Solar
Scheme and subsequent
Mission (JNNSM)
Guidelines
development for Installation of Solar
power generators above 3 kWp up to
Size of 100 kWp (with or without
battery) with aggregate capacity of
Guidelines
25 MWp for Selection of 3000 MW Ministry of New and Renewable
Grid Connected Solar PV Power Energy
Projects under Batch-II State
Specific Bundling Scheme
Guidelines for the setting up of 750 State Nodal Agencies
MW grid connected solar PV projects
under JNNSM with Viability Gap
Funding support from National clean
Implementation
Energy Fund of a Scheme for Ministry of New & Renewable
Development of Solar Parks and Energy, Govt. of India
Ultra Mega Solar Power Projects in
the country commencing from 2014-
Implementation
15 and onwards of Biomass
(i.e. Gasifier
from the year All State Nodal Agencies / State
based
2014 projects for Rural
15 to 2018 19) Areas and Nodal Departments and other
Grid Connected during the remaining concerned implementing agencies
period of the 12th Five Year Plan will be responsible to implement this
Implementation of National Biogas Ministry
programme.of New and Renewable
and Manure Management Energy
Programme (NBMMP) during 12th
Five Year Plan Administrative
Implementation
Approval reg. of Scheme for Ministry of New and Renewable
setting up of 1000 MW of Grid- Energy
Connected Solar PV Power Projects
by CPSUs and Government of India
Implementation
Organizations of the Development All State Nodal Agencies
of Solar Cities Programme during
2013-2014 and rest of 12th Five Year
Plan
Installation of 10,000 nos. of solar State Renewable Energy
photovoltaic water pumping systems Development Agency
for irrigation prupose implemented
through National Bank for
Agriculture and Rural Development
(NABARD) throughout the country
Installation of 17,500 nos. of SPV State Renewable Energy Department
water Pumping System in Rajasthan,
Tamilnadu, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar
Pradesh, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh,
Installation of 23,500
Madhya Pradesh, nos.
Bihar andSPV power
other State Nodal Agencies
plants
selectedof States
1 kWp to
capacity each for
meet the
Domestic household in selected
irrigation requirements
states
Installation of Grid connected Ministry of New and Renewable
Rooftop solar power projects- Energy
Limitations of subsidy of MNRE
Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Ministry of New and Renewable

Mission Energy (MNRE) Government of India
Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar

Mission-Phase II
Localization of Solar Energy through State Nodal Agencies

Local Assembly, Sale and Usage of
One Million Solar Study Lamps
(CFL/LED)
National Biofuel Policy
Off-grid and decentralised solar Ministry of New and Renewable

application scheme: Operational Energy
guidelines for Grid Connected
rooftops and small solar power plant
Off-grid
programmeand Decentralized Solar Ministry of New and Renewable
Thermal Application Scheme Energy
Operational Guidelines for Capital Ministry of New & Renewable

Subsidy Scheme of Government of Energy, Govt. of India
India for promoting Solar
Photovoltaic (SPV) Water Pumping
Programme
Systems for on Energypurpose
Irrigation from Urban, Ministry of New and Renewable
Industrial and Agricultural Wastes Energy
Residues during 12th Plan period
Sanction for continuation of scheme Ministry of New and Renewable

for program on \Small Wind Energy Energy
and Hybrid Systems(SWES)\ during
Twelth Plan Period
Sanction for continuation of the \ Ministry of New and Renewable
Scheme for promotion of Grid Energy
Interactive Power Generation
Projects based on Renewable Energy
Technologies\ during 12th Year Plan
(Wind Power Projects)
Scheme For Off-Grid and Ministry of New and Renewable
Decentralized Solar Cooker Energy
Programme
Scheme for setting up of 15,000 MW Ministry of New and Renewable

of Grid-connected Solar PV Power Energy
plant through NTPC Ltd. / NVVN
under National Solar Mission
Scheme for setting up of 300 MW Ministry of New and Renewable
Grid Connected & Off-grid solar Energy
power projects by Defence
establishments under Ministry of
Scheme
Defence to provide
and Financial
Para Military support
forces with Ministry of New and Renewable
for development
viability /upgradation
funding (VGF) of
under phase Energy
Watermills
II/III of JNNSMandduring
setting up of Micro
2014-15 and
Hydel
onwards projects upto 100kW capacity
Scheme to provide
to state govt. financial state
departments/ support Ministry of New and Renewable
for identification of new potential
nodal agencies/ Local Bodies / Co- Energy
SHP sites NGOs/ Tea Garden &
operatives/
Individual E
Scheme to support Promotion of Ministry of New and Renewable
Grid Interactive Biomass Power and Energy
Bagasse Cogeneration in Sugar
Mills during the 12th Plan Period
Small Hydro Power Programme (Upto Ministry of New and Renewable
25 MW) Energy
Supplementary guidelines for Ministry of New and Renewable

implementation of Solar Pumping Energy
Programme for Irrigation and
Drinking Water under Off Grid and
ANDHRA PRADESH
Decentralised SolarSOLAR POWER
applications New and Renewable Energy
POLICY
scheme.- 2015 Development Corporation of A.P. Ltd
(NREDCAP)
Andhra Pradesh Solar Power Policy- New & Renewable Energy

2012 Development Corporation of Andhra
Pradesh (NREDCAP)
Andhra Pradesh Wind policy
Andhra Pradesh Wind Power Policy, New and Renewable Energy

2015 Development Corporation of A.P. Ltd
(NREDCAP)
Policy on net metering for solar grid Andhra Pradesh -Energy Department
interactive roof-top and small SPV
power plants in the State
Small Hydro Power Policy, 2007 Arunachal Pradesh Energy
Development Agency (APEDA),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh
Policy for Small Hydro Power

Development
Bihar Policy for promotion of New Bihar Renewable Energy

and Renewable Energy Sources 2011 Development Agency (BREDA)
Chhattisgarh State Solar Energy Chhattisgarh Renewable Energy

Policy 2012 Development Agency (CREDA)
Policy Directives on Incentives to Chhattisgarh State Renewable

units generating power from non- Energy Development Agency
conventional energy sources in (CREDA)
Chhattisgarh
Policy Promotion for Power Chhattisgarh State Renewable
Generation from Wind Energy Development Agency
(CREDA)
Solar Power Policy 2009 Gujarat Energy Development

Authority (GEDA)
Wind Power Policy 2013 Gujarat Energy Development Agency

(GEDA) shall be the nodal agency for
implementation of the Wind Power
Policy 2013. The Nodal Agency shall
Haryana Solar Power Policy, 2014 Renewable Energy
prescribe the Department,
procedure for
Govt. of Haryana
implementation of the Policy.
Mandatory provision for SPV Power Haryana Renewable Energy

Plant Development Agency (HAREDA)
Policy for Promoting Generation of Haryana Renewable Energy

Electricity through Renewable Development Agency (HAREDA)
Energy Sources
Himachal Pradesh Small Hydro Himachal Pradesh Government

Power Policy above 5MW Energy Development Agency
(HIMURJA),
Policy for Power Generation from Himachal Pradesh Government

Small Hydro Power Sources-up to Energy Development Agency
5MW (HIMURJA)
Policy for Development of Micro/ Mini Jammu &
Kashmir Energy Development
Solar Power Policy for Jammu & Jammu
Agency and Kashmir
(JAKEDA)
Karnataka Renewable Energy Policy Karnataka Renewable Energy
2009 to 2014 Development Ltd (KREDL)
Solar Irrigation Pumpsets to Farmers Karnataka Renewable Energy

Development Ltd
The Karnataka Solar Policy 2014- Karnataka Renewable Energy

2021 Development Limited (KREDL)
Bio Energy Programme 2014-15 - Agency for Non-Conventional Energy

Family Type Biogas Plants and Rural Technology (ANERT)
Guidelines for the Development of Agency for Non-conventional Energy

Wind Power in Government Lands and Rural Technology (ANERT)
under Captive Power Producer (CPP)
through Private Developers
Kerala Renewable Energy Policy Agency for Non-conventional Energy
and Rural Technology (ANERT)
Kerala Small Hydro Power Policy Agency for Non-conventional Energy

2012 and Rural Technology (ANERT)
Kerala Solar Energy Policy 2013 Agency for Non-Conventional Energy

and Rural Technology (ANERT)
Madhya Pradesh Bio-mass based Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikas Nigam

Electricity (Power) Project Limited (MPUVNL)
Implementation Policy 2011
Policy for implementation of Small Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikash Nigam

Hydel-Power based electricity Limited (MPUVNL)
projects in Madhya Pradesh, 2011
Policy for the Implementation of Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikash Nigam

Solar Based Projects in Madhya Limited
Pradesh 2012
Wind Power Project Policy 2012 Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikas Nigam
Limited (MPUVNL)
New Policy for Power Generation Maharashtra Energy Development

from Non-conventional sources of Agency
Energy 2008
State Hydel Policy For Development Maharashtra Energy Development

Of Small Hydro Power Projects Agency (MEDA)
through Private Sector Participation
State Policy on Renewable Sources Manipur Renewable Energy

Development Agency (MANIREDA)
Policy for promoting generation of Meghalaya Non-Conventional and

Power through Non-conventional Rural Energy Development Agency
Energy Sources for Meghalaya (MNREDA)
Policy Guidelines on Power Orissa Renewable Energy

Generation from Non-Conventional Development Agency (OREDA)
Energy Sources.
New and Renewable Sources of Punjab Energy Development Agency

Energy (NRSE) Policy of Punjab -2012 (PEDA) is the nodal agency for the
implementation of the NRSE Policy
on behalf of the Govt. of Punjab.
Policy on net metering for Grid Punjab Energy Development Agency
Interactive Roof-Top Solar Photo
Voltaic Power Plants
Policy for promoting generation of Rajasthan Renewable Energy

Electricity from Biomass 2010 Corporation Limited
Policy for Promoting Generation of Rajasthan Renewable Energy

Electricity from Wind Corporation Limited
Rajasthan Solar Energy Policy 2014 Rajasthan Renewable Energy

Corporation Limited
Chief Ministers Solar Rooftop Capital Tamilnadu Energy Development

Incentive Scheme Agency
Tamil Nadu Solar Energy Policy 2012 Tamil Nadu Energy Development
Agency (TEDA)
Policy Guidelines for the
Development of Small Hydro Power
Projects
Solar Power Policy Uttar Pradesh (UP) Uttar Pradesh New and Renewable
2013 Energy Development Agency
(UPNEDA)
Uttar Pradesh Rooftop Solar Uttar Pradesh New and Renewable

Photovoltaic Power Plant Policy, 2014 Energy Development Agency
Development of Micro & Mini Hydro Uttarakhand Renewable Energy

Power Projects upto 2 MW-2015 Development Agency
Policy on Hydro Power Development Uttarakhand Renewable Energy

by Private Sector in the State of Development Agency (UREDA),
Uttarakhand
Uttarakhand State Government Uttarakhand Renewable Energy

Policy for Harnessing Renewable Development Agency (UREDA)
Energy Sources
West Bengal Policy on Co-generation West Bengal Green Energy

and Generation of Electricity from Development Corporation Limited
Renewable Sources of Energy,2012 (WBGEDCL)
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Vision Objectives
1. To broaden the investor base2. To

incentivize actual generation with
the help of a generation/outcome
based incentive.3. To facilitate entry
The main
of large objective ofPower
independent the project is
to provide (IPPs)
Producers clean and
and better
Foreignlight to
Direct
individual households
Investors (FDI) in rural,
to the wind powersemi-
urban
sector and urban areas where the
electricity supply is very unreliable
and unstable
i) To enable scaling up of size of

projects thereby leading to
economies of scale of projects under
JNNSM;\\nii) To facilitate speedier
implementation of the solar power
projects to be selected to meet the
Phase-II target of JNNSM;\\niii) To
enhance confidence in the Project
Developers;\\niv) To promote
manufacturing in the Solar PV sector
in India;\\nv) To create good business
model and systems for various State
Governments and DISCOMs to take
forward; and\\nvi) To facilitate
fulfilment of RPO requirement of the
obligated entities.
The Goal of the program is to

promote the use of Renewable
Energy in Urban Areas by providing
support to the Municipal
Corporations for preparation and
implementation of a Road Map to
develop their cities as Solar Cities.
The objectives of the programme are
given below:\\n1. To enable/empower
Urban Local Governments to address
energy\\n challenges at City -
level.\\n2. To provide a framework
The objective of the National Solar
Mission is to establish India as a
global leader in solar energy, by
creating the policy conditions for its
diffusion across the country as
quickly as possible.
The mission will adopt a 3 phase
approach starting from 2012 to
2017. The first phase (up to 2013)
will focus on capturing of the low-
hanging options in solar thermal; on
promoting off-grid systems to serve
The Policy aims at mainstreaming of To ensure that
populations a minimum
without accesslevel
to of
biofuels and, therefore, envisions a biofuels
commercial energy and modest in
become readily available
central role for it in the energy and the market
capacity to meet
addition in the demand at
grid-based
transportation sectors of the country any givenIntime.
systems. An indicative
the second phase,target
after
in of 20% blending of biofuels, both for
taking into account the experience
coming decades. The Policy will bio-diesel and
of the initial bio-ethanol,
years, capacityby 2017
will be
bring about accelerated is proposed.
aggressively ramped up to create
development and conditions for up scaled and
promotion of the cultivation, competitive solar energy penetration
production and use of biofuels to in the country.
increasingly
substitute petrol and diesel for
transport and be used in stationary
and other
applications, while contributing to
energy security, climate change
mitigation,
apart from creating new
employment opportunities and
leading to
environmentally sustainable
development.
1.To encourage, develop and
promote solar power generation in
the State with
a view to meet the growing demand
for power in an environmentally and
economically sustainable manner.
2.To attract investment in the state
for the establishment of solar power
plants.
3.To promote investments for setting
up manufacturing facilities in the
State,
Net
whichmetering facilitygainful
can generate to be provided
local
to the consumers
employment. to generate solar
power for self-consumption
4.To promote the Off-Grid Solar and
feeding excess
applications powerthe
to meet into the grid
power
when it
needs on is not being consumed by
the producers.
Stand-alone basis.
5. To contribute to overall economic
development, employment
generation and
improvement in public services by
This policy envisages private
participation in development of
small hydro projects with certain
attractive incentives. Apart from
being eco-friendly and renewable,
the micro/mini/small hydro
projects are low in gestation period
and ideal for viable investment for
States domestic power
requirement.
1.To encourage, develop and

promote solar power generation in
the State
2. To enhance private sector
participation in solar power
generation.
3. To create favourable environment
for the development of solar
manufacturing capabilities within the
state
4. To promote off-grid solar
applications to meet the energy
demands of vulnerable section of the
society residing in far flung area and
also to promote stand alone system
5. To encourage Decentralized
Distributed Generation System in the
State
To create conditions conducive for

the involvement of private sector or
public
private sector participation in
Renewable Energy Sources based
power projects
in the State.
The main objective of this policy is to
attract investors for the
development of the states water
resources in an environment friendly
1. To meet
manner the targets
to provide set under
a solution to the
Jawaharlal
energy problems Nehru in National
remoteSolar and hilly
Mission
areas where (JNNSM)\n2.
extension Promotion
of grid of
R&D and facilitation
system is un-economical
Renewable Energy Sources in the promotion of Renewable Energy
or un-viable. This
Energy 2. Development of Eco-friendly
will also help in generating revenue
Security. To initiate energy efficiency The state
Projects
for the and
statehasHarnessing
andaround provide18 of lakhNatural
measures in all sectors for irrigation
Resources Pumpsets
to avail
employment avenues, in addition and
Green there
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sustainable growth. demand
3. for
Acceleration more. of
the all round development of the These sets
identification,
consume
region. a large
development andamount of
implementation of
To add solar
electricity. The generation
objective
new Renewable Energy projects. oftominimum
launch of
2000
this MW by 2021
program
4. Encourage is
the in a phased
to industries,
bring downinthe
manner
addition by
electricity creating
toconsumption
sugar a favourable
industry, in the
with
industrial
agricultural atmosphere.
sector
cogeneration potential to set up To translate
Karnataka
cogen plants in to an investor friendly
expeditiously.
state.
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service To
promote solar roof top
for technical consultation, sources of generation
and technologies.
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This part of the
decentralised andguidelines
distribution addressesof
6. Decentralized and micro level
the
energydevelopment
where access of wind
to power
grid if in
power generation through renewable
Government
difficult. lands
To promote under CPP
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and
energy sources to provide
category
innovations through private
, skill development developers.in
supply to agriculture,
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propagation and
the sector.
commercial
promotion ofand household sector.
Non-conventional
7. Creation
Energy sources. of suitable environment
for private sector participation
2.Exploitation of Natural resources in to
Renewable
1.Enhance
avail cheaper Energy
thepower. Power
contribution of
Generation.
environmentally
3.Acceleration ofbenign natural
identification,
8. R&D
resources Publicity
to the and Popularization
socioeconomic
development and implementation of
of
new Renewable
development
projects with Energy.
of thetheState
longand term to
Mainstream the use of solar energy i. 9. To establish
Increaseofthe
supplement
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installed
substituting energy with
capacity
needs
all national
non- of
in the energy mix of Kerala in an and
the international
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through sector
speedy
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andinstitutions
the State
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inclusive manner to ensure optimal 500MWactive collaboration
by 2017ofof
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to reduce the total
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in
of targeting
the State To
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expenditure on transmission lines
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295 distribution
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and
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private participation. Deployto the package
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the State. in the
create
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define the incentives and
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large direct and indirect employment
9.
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for setting
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skilled
4.
and semi-skilled man powerpolicy
Lay down framework for
1.To harness the green power with
the help of private sector.
2.To create suitable environment for
attracting private sector investment
With a view to promote generation
of grid grade power through Non-
Conventional Energy Sources in the
context of non pollution renewable
and decentralized availability of
inputs like solar, wind, mini/small
hydel, biomass and other wastes,
the Government of Manipur has
1.Protecting
evolved this the Environment
policy. In order to
2. Generation of employment
ensure provision of energy security in
large scale
in all the villages, generation of
3.Generation
power throughofrenewable
Grid-quality power
energy
from NRSE so as to reduce
sources will be given priority for
dependence
electrificationon ofConventional
villages. In view of
Sources of Power.
heavy loss of revenue in the power
4. Encourage
sector, effortsentrepreneurial
shall also be made to
investment
minimize heavyin NRSETransmission &
5. Provide such
Distribution rational
losses fiscal
through and
setting
promotional incentives so
up of regularized generation of as to
provide conducive
power through Picoatmosphere
/micro/mini to
attract private investment.
hydel, biomass, solar wind etc.
The State of Rajasthan is poised to 1.10000-12000 MW capacity in next

establish itself as a leader in solar 10-12 years; Grid Parity in 7-8 years
power generation 2.Promoting solar manufacturing
and a pioneer in providing energy capabilities through fiscal incentives;
security and sustainable growth to Creating a solar center of Excellence
India.
1.To achieve energy security.

2. To reduce carbon emissions.
3. To project Tamil Nadu as a Solar
Hub.
4. To generate 3000 MW of Solar
Energy by 2015.
5. To achieve grid parity by 2015.
6.To encourage indigenous solar
manufacturing facilities in the State.
With a view to maximize the
utilization of small hydro power
potential, a
policy has been formulated to
1.To
achievepromote generation
following and use of:-
broad objectives
clean and green
- To enhance the power
power in the State in
availability
by
theharnessing solar energy.
state grid through the
2. To put in place
contribution of an appropriate
investment climate
pollution free renewable whichenergy
could for
stimulate private
socio economic sector participation
development.
in
- Todevelopment
supplement of solar power
minimum rural
3. To spread environmental
energy needs through sustainable
awareness
small hydroamongpower the general
schemes.
public.
- To provide power for industrial
4. To contribute
development in to productive
areas use to
contiguous of
wastelands
small hydro power sites.
5. To enhance skills and create
employment opportunities.
6. To promote establishment of local
manufacturing facilities.
To create conditions conducive to
7. To build capacity in the State to
Private Sector/Community
initiate and sustain, use and
Participation in power projects based
effective management of newer
on RE Sources in the State. In
technologies.
The objective of the Renewable
particular:
Energy Policy the
1. To harness for this State is to
environment
promote and facilitate
friendly RE resources and the enhance
growth of
generation of electricity
their contribution to the from
renewable
socioeconomic energy sources byof
development waytheof
optimum
State. utilization of the RE
potential
2. To meetinandthe supplement
State. This Policy is
also
minimumaimedrural
at removing constraints
energy needs
by providing
through a guiding
sustainable REframework
projects. for
promotion
3.To provide and development
decentralized of
energy
appropriate RE technologies.
supply to agriculture, industry,
commercial and household sector.
4. To improve the quality of grid
power through such projects, as a
consequence of tail-end generation
and feeding.
5. To enhance the use of energy
sources that assist in mitigating
environmental pollution.
6. To support efforts for developing,
demonstrating and commercializing
new and emerging technologies in
the RE sector and, to this end, help
establish linkages with national and
international institutions for active
collaboration.
Generation Grid Connected
750 MW
To ramp up capacity of grid-
connected solar power generation to
1000 MW within three years by 2013
Maximum Capacity is 25 MW.
4200 MW from all RE sources
identified under this policy
Grid Connected Utility Scale - 1600

MW; Grid Connected roof top 400
MW
CPPs (Developer) can undertake

wind power projects such that the
total installed capacity from the
project(s) will not exceed the
contract demand of CPP(s) with
KSEB / State Transmission Utility
(STU) plus the capacity addition
required subsequent to proposed
This Policy sets
expansion/ a goal of being
diversification,
commissioning 150
carried out within ten MW additional
years from the
capacity from Small
date of allotment. Hydro Power
Projects by 2017 through private
participation.
500 MW by March 2017
20 MW
Sale to Discom Generation Based Incentive (GBI)
Under this scheme, GBI would be

provided to wind electricity
producers @Rs0.50 per unit of
electricity fed into the grid for a
period of not less than 4 years and a
maximum period of 10 years with a
cap of Rs 100lakhs per MW.
GoMP will promote setting up of
Solar Power projects for direct sale to
MP Discoms/MP Power Management
Company Ltd. The total capacity
under this category will be as per
the Renewable Purchase Obligation
(RPO) targets specified by M.P.
Electricity Regulatory Commission
(MPERC) from time to time or as
Wind-2000 MW Cogeneration-
1000MW Biomass-400 MW SHP-100
MW
600 MW by 2017 5 MW - MNRE
1500 MW 500 MW
RE non Solar Unlimited
NA
Unlimited At mutually agreed rates

Preferential Tariff Third Party Sale
The State will promote Solar Power
Developers to set up Solar Power
Plants for sale of power to 3rd
party/States other than Andhra
Pradesh.
The electricity generated from the
WTGs commissioned from
8.08.2012, may be sold to GUVNL
and / or any Distribution Licensee
within the state, at a rate of Rs. 4.15
per unit of electricity as per GERC
order. The requisite Power Purchase
agreement (PPA) shall be done
between the power procurer and the
eligible unit.
Capacity target and Period
Sale through REC Captive Use
The State will promote Solar Power The State will promote Solar Power
Developers to set up Solar Power Developers to set up Solar Power
Plants for sale through RE (Solar) Plants for captive use
Certificate mechanism. The Solar
Power Developers will be required to
apply for accreditation to the State
Accreditation Agency and thereafter
to Central Agency for registration
and issuance of RE (Solar) certificate
under REC mechanism as per
order/regulations of appropriate
Commission issued in this regard.
State Load Despatch Centre (SLDC)
will give clearance for REC
applications within 15 days from the
date of application. The Power
generated from these power projects
shall be purchased by AP DISCOMs
at Pooled Cost of Power Purchase as
determined by Andhra Pradesh
(APERC). from time to time. The
500-1000 MW
For grid connected projects, there is
no capacity limit for sale through
REC . As per the Madhya Pradesh
(MPERC) from time to time
Unlimited
1150 MW
acity target and Period
Rooftop PV and Small Solar Competitive Bidding
HAREDA shall invite proposals from
IPPs through competitive bidding
route and the IPPs will be asked to
offer their most competitive rate on
which they want to sell power to the
State Power Utilities and the offered
rate should not be more than the
tariff decided by the HERC from time
to time.
Selection of projects to sell power to
DISCOMs will be through tariff based
competitive bidding process
1) 2013-14- 300MW 2) 2014-15-
400MW 3) 2015-16- 500 MW
50 MW 550 MW
350 MW
Solar Power Plants along with Solar SPV
Installation of 68,000 SPVs

Minimum 5MW
200 MW 500 MW/Year
No specific details on Capacity TargeInstalled capacity
500 MW by 2017 and 2500 MW by
2030
Solar Thermal Solar RPO
To achieve 15 million sq. meters To ramp up capacity up to 3000 MW
solar thermal collector area by 2017 by 2017 through the mandatory use
and 20 million by 2022. of the renewable purchase obligation
by utilities backed with a preferential
tariff. The target for 2017 can be
increased to 10,000MW. as well.
Minimum 5MW
Others Off grid applications
10000 Nos of SPV Pumps in 2 years

Installation of 17,500 SPV pumps for
Irrigation purpose in 2 years time
23500 Nos of SPVs
To deploy 20 million solar lighting To promote programmes for solar off

systems for rural areas by 2022. grid applications reaching 1000 MW
by 2017 and 2000 MW by 2022
400 Nos. of Solar irrigation pumpsets
Sale to multiple locations Sale through REC
the Power Purchase Agreement as
required, will be executed between
solar power producers and the
Procurer as per the
Regulations/Orders of CERC and/or
MPERC issued from time to time in
this regard.
Renewable Energy Certificate (REC)
mechanism promotes trading of
solar power to meet solar purchase
obligations (SPO). All the obligated
entities committed to meet SPO will
necessarily have to either produce
solar power (captive) or buy solar
power from Tamil Nadu Generation
and Distribution Corporation Limited
(TANGEDCO) or purchase Solar RE
Offtake arrangem
Sale to Discom Sale to Third party /outside state
If the Open Access is granted to any
developer, they shall pay the
applicable Open Access charges and
losses as approved by Andhra
Pradesh Electricity Regulatory
Commission (APERC) from time to
time for sale to third party outside
the State.
The developer under IPP/MPP/CPP
category may be allowed after prior
approval of the Government to sell
power outside the state of Arunachal
The IPP /Users society can contract The IPP /Users
Pradesh society
only under can contract
a special license
to sell power to to the Assam State to sell
do sopower
in thetoevent
any consumer
of surrender of
Electricity Board (ASEB)/Successor outside
contractedthe power.
state, Similar licensing
Company will be mutually can also be considered by the state
negotiated. The project
in the developer
situation mayofsell
of closure theto
third
industries forcing the projectpower
party/utilize generated to idle.
at the place of generation or at any
other place for the captive use,
This policy will promote sale of The stateBSEB
through will promote
network Solar Power
on payment
power to DISCOM to fulfill developers
of applicable toOpen
set up solar charges
Access power
Renewable Purchase Obligation plants for captive
surcharges use orsurcharge
& additional sale of
(RPO) power to third party
and any other charges as or other states
in India
approved/notified by Bihar Electricity
Regulatory commission (BERC) and
as per BERC (Terms & Conditions for
Open Access) Regulation, 2006 as
As per the state electricity board As per thefrom
amended statetime
electricity
to timeboard
provided
decided tariff decided tariff
that the third party must be an HT
consumer procuring at least 1MW
power. The Project Developer shall
execute an Open Access Agreement
with the BSEB for availing open
access and wheeling of such power.
1. The wheeling of electricity The Wind Power Projects availing
generated from the Wind Power open access for third party sale shall
Generators, to the desired be liable to pay open access charges
location(s) within the State, shall be and losses as applicable to normal
allowed on payment of transmission open access consumers. Set off of
charges, otherwise applicable to wheeled energy at recipient unit(s)
normal Open Access Consumer and shall be carried out in the same 15
transmission and wheeling losses @ minute time block. Banking facility
10% of the energy fed to the grid. shall not be available for third party
The above loss is to be shared sale of energy.
between the transmission and
distribution licensee in the ratio of
4:6. This provision shall be Licensee/ Utilities will undertake to
applicable to the WEGs who are transmit on its grid the power
having more than one WTGs. 2. The generated by power producers using
wheeling of electricity generated by non-conventional energy sources as
smaller investors, having only one per the tariff approved by HERC
WTG in the State, to the desired time to time. The name of the third
location(s), shall be allowed on party party shall be indicated by the
payment of transmission charges, power producer at the time of
otherwise applicable to normal open making an application in the
access consumer, and transmission prescribed form of Licensee.
and wheeling losses @ 7% of the However,in respect of third party
energy fed to the grid. The above sale, licensee/ utilities would have
losses are to be shared between the preference over the power
transmission and distribution generated by the power producers
licensee in the ratio of 4:3. and third party sale would be
allowed when the surplus power is
not being evacuated by the licensee/
utilities.
Sale at the tariff to be determined by IPP shall be required to pay the open
the Jammu & Kashmir State access charges, T&D losses as per
Electricity Regulatory Commission the regulations of the regulator.
(JKSERC)
The power generated from Solar The power generated from Solar
Power Project can be sold to Power Project can be sold to any
Distribution Companies. Tariff will be third party within or outside the
determined by J&K Electricity state.Tariff will be determined by J&K
Regulatory Commission (J&KSERC;) Electricity Regulatory
Commission( J&KSERC;)
If KSEB is not intending to purchase

the excess power from the CPP, then
the CPP is permitted to sell the
power in excess over their
requirement to any other party
(consumer(s)/ licensee) at a rate
approved by SERC, which shall
include applicable surcharge,
additional surcharge and/or
transmission/ distribution charges.
Power may be sold to MP Electricity The developer may sell power to a

Trading Company /Distribution third party
Company. The tariff would be as per
the orders from MP Electricity
Regulatory COmmission
Through competitive bidding route. PPA between producer and procurer

PPA between DISCOM and the
developer
As per the orders of M.P. Electricity As per the orders of M.P. Electricity
Regulatory Commission Regulatory Commission
50% of the power generated has to

be sold to Maharashtra State
Distribution Company Ltd. (MSEDCL)
at the rate fixed up by Maharashtra
Can be sold
Electricity to any Discom
Regulatory within
Commission Can be sold to any third
State
(MERC) under a long term Power party/trading company within State
purchase / agreement. It shall be
obligatory to sell the remaining 50%
electricity within the state of Mutually settled price
Maharashtra only.
Through preferential tariff
RPO as per Orders of RERC Sale as per Agreement with

DISCOM/ RVPN
RPO as per Orders of Rajasthan Competitive Bidding and REC

(RERC)RERC
Power can be sold to Uttar Pradesh Solar Power Developers who want to
Power Corporation Limited (UPPCL) set up projects under this policy and
through competitive bidding do not want to sign a PPA with
distribution utility of UPPCL and want
to sell power to a third party, can set
up plants under this policy without a
bidding process but will not be
allowed to sign a PPA even at a
future date with distribution utility of
UPPCL. These plants, who want to
avail the incentives as per this policy
will have to register with the nodal
agency, sign an agreement and
furnish a performance bank
guarantee till the commissioning of
the project as per the time frame
given in this policy.
Offtake arrangement
Sale to Captive Power Purchase Agreement
If power is less than 1 MW. Captive
use is permitted
The state will promote Solar Power

developers to set up solar power
plants for captive use or sale of
power to third party or other states
in India
As per the state electricity board

decided tariff
Wheeling of power to consumption

site at 66 KV voltage level and
above. The wheeling of electricity
generated from the Wind Power
Generators, to the desired
location(s) within the State, shall be
allowed on payment of transmission
charges and transmission losses
applicable to normal Open Access
Consumer.
Licensee/ Utilities will undertake to

transmit on its grid the power
generated by power producers using
non-conventional energy sources as
per the tariff approved by HERC
time to time.
The power generated from Solar
Power Project can be availed for
captive use
The sale of electricity by power

producers of Energy supply company
will be governed by the power
purchase agreement executed
between the power producers and
witnessed by Karnataka Electricity
Regulatory Commission(KERC). The
Government will assign the power
purchase agreements to the ESCOMs
at the time of allotment
KSEB and eligible producers under

this policy, intending to sell power to
KSEB/to wheel/ to bank will enter
into a Power Purchase Agreement
(PPA) for a minimum period of five
years.
This will be signed for projects when

the sale is to third party, to DISCOM,
captive use, sale through REC and
for projects under JNNSM
The State Power Department and
eligible producers under this policy
will enter into a Power Purchase
Agreement for a minimum period of
20 years. However, if any eligible
producer intends to enter into Power
Purchase Agreement for shorter
period, Power Department,
Energy from the Project, not utilised Power Purchase
Government Agreement
of Manipur will (PPA)
be
during the year by the Developer for with the Licensees
prepared to do so. to be approved
his captive use will be treated as by Orissa Electricity Regulatory
sold to GRIDCO/ DISTCOS at the Commission (OERC)
price to be negotiated with them and
approved by OERC.
Yes Yes
Sale as per Agreement with Yes

DISCOM/ RVPN
NA
Will be signed between UPPCL and
successful bidders (developers) for
a period of 10 years
Between developer and the host

utility at the price determined
through competitive bidding
Sale to State Electricity Board No specific details on Offtake type
KSEB will have the first right to
purchase the energy, if any,
generated by the CPP over their
captive consumption requirement at
the rates specified for a tariff period
by the Kerala State Electricity
Regulatory Commission (SERC). The
purchase will be subject to the
The State
energy Transmission
requirements of Utility /
the State,
Kerala State Electricity
grid frequency, other system Board shall
have the first
parameters right
and of purchase
financial theof
viability
power generated by IPPs and surplus
such purchase.
KSEB will from
of power haveCPPs
first right of refusal
at a tariff and
for theterms
other power from
and the plants
conditions set forth
established
by the Kerala inState
private lands /
Electricity
premises,
Regulatory Commission. of
except in cases
self/captive use. In such cases the
sale of power to KSEB shall be as at
a tariff decided by KSERC or at the
pooled cost of the power purchase of
the utility or net metering.
The Power Department Government
of Manipur will purchase electricity
offered by the developer as a
minimum rate of Rs. 2.25/- unit, with
no restriction on time or quantum of
electricity supplied for sale. This rate
will be increased at the rate of on
first April of the year for a period of
ten operational year. Thereafter the
rate of increase shall be mutually
settled between Power Department,
Government of Manipur & the
developer.
Others Generating Company
GENCO will determine the
specifications of the evacuation
facilities required, including the
interconnection point and voltage
and the same would be specified in
the project information document
provided in the application
form.GENCO will carry out the
implementation of evacuation
facilities at charges to be mutually
negotiated. The cost of transmission
lines in excess of 5 km shall be
borne by the IPPs/Users society and
GENCO on mutually agreed terms
and conditions.
A Generating Company, intending to
set-up a NRSE Plant, does not need a
licence or prior approval or consent
from any authority as envisaged in
Section 7 of the Electricity Act, 2003.
Transmission capacity permitting, a
Developer or a Generating Company
shall be allowed to transmit energy
outside the State on payment of
transmission/wheeling charges to be
determined by the OERC in
accordance to Section 62 (1) (a) of
the Act, 2003.
State Electricity Board TRANSMISSION SYSTEM AND EVAC
The maintenance of Transmission

system upto the inter-connection
point shall be the responsibility of
the Project Developer. The entire
cost of transmission including cost of
construction of line, wheeling
charges, losses etc. from the project
upto the interconnection point will
be borne by the Project Developer.
ASEB will determine the
interconnection point and voltage
and the same would be specified in
the project information document
provided in the application form. The
ASEB will carry out the
implementation of evacuation
facilities at charges to be mutually
negotiated. The cost of transmission
lines in excess of 5 km shall be
borne by the IPPs/Users society and
ASEB on mutually agreed terms and
conditions.
Developer shall tie up with

HPSEB/PGCIL for arrangements of a
suitable integrated transmission
system at mutually agreed wheeling
charges.
KSEB/ STU will carry out upkeep and KSEB/ STU will provide its surplus
maintenance of pooling substation transmission capacity available with
and evacuation line upto KSEB it for wheeling power from the wind
interconnection point. The operation generating station to their captive
Kerala State Electricity
and maintenance Board
cost for the will
above consumption end on payment of
undertake
shall also beto borne
augment the sub-
initially by ANERT wheeling charges and other levies as
station
and thiscapacity
shall be at its cost to receive
collected determined by SERC.
the
subsequently from thebyDeveloper.
power generated the eligible
Any modification
producer. KSEB will/ upgradation
also undertakeof
the substation of the KSEB,
augmentation of transmission which
draws power
lines and from
laying of the
newproject
lines ifand
line strengthening beyond inter-
required.
connection point, shall be carried out
by the KSEB at the cost of the
developer and can be considered
towards the project cost.
The infrastructure and facilities of
UPCL will be made available to all
IPPs for wheeling the generated
energy.
Grid Interfacin
Developer-Interfacing arrangements Developer
The Project Developer may, The responsibility of getting

however, shift interconnection point connectivity with the transmission
closer to his project if 33 kV system owned by the STU / CTU or
substation comes closer to project any other transmission utility, as
during the tenure of PPA provided may be required, will lie with the
that the interconnection shall be Project Developer
maintained at 33 KV or above and
energy at solar project is clearly
demarcated for the power generated
at solar project and energy accounts
are issued by the STU/ SLDC
concerned. The costs associated
with this arrangement will also be
borne by the project developer
including the wheeling charges and
losses up to the interconnection
point. In case of nearby projects with
Pooling point arrangement, the
Project Developers may decide to
share the cost of transmission
charges and other associated
charges from the pooling point up to
the inter-connection point, amongst
themselves.
Power producer will bear the
wheeling and transmission losses as
per actual.
The sale of power from such
generation project to the grid or
using the greed for wheeling of
power the third parties will require
The Power generated from a solar the project developer to design and
power project shall be injected as construct the system at its own cost,
per grid code to the nearest such that interfacing with the State
substation of CG Transco/Distribution grid/BSEB grid is done as per the
licensee.The evacuation line from .latter
Wheeling through CSEB
the intersection point to the grid
substation shall be laid by CG
transco/Discom at the cost of the
grid interfacing
project developer.will be as per the
state electricity board
Transmission related activities
The Project Developer shall make

arrangements for evacuation of
power from the Project to the
Board's/PGCIL's Sub-station
Interfacing including
(designated transformers,
as the Interconnection
panels,
Point) as per the provision metering,
kiosks, protection,
H.T. Lines from
mentioned theDPR.
in the points of
generation to the HPSEB
The IPP shall be responsible for
developing the necessary
infrastructure to facilitate the
connectivity / synchronization with
The developer shall take all the Grid
necessary steps to facilitate
synchronization with the successor
company to match the existing local
system parameters
Necessary main and check meters The Developer shall construct and
having import-export registering maintain the tie lines/ evacuation
facility and allied equipments as lines up to the pooling substation, at
prescribed by KSEB/ STU shall be their own cost.
Interfacing, including
installed at the transformers,
interconnection point
panels, kiosk
at the cost of protection,
the Developer. metering,
Cost of
HT lines from
installing and points of generation
maintaining the to
the nearest HT line etc.
meters, CT, PT, protective as well as
Interfacing
their including
maintenance
equipments transformers,
will
etc. including be their
panels, protection,
undertaken
replacements/ by repairsmetering,
the producer as
whenever asper
well
as
the maintenance
specifications
necessary shall
shall beand be
borne undertaken
requirements
by the
by
of developer
Kerala
Developer. Stateas per the
Electricity specification
Board
and requirement
(KSEB), for which of theKSEB for which
eligible Plants requiring grid connectivity
the developer
producer shallthe
will bear bear the entire
entire cost. shall make application to the utility
cost.Interfacing including as per the standards in place and
transformers, panels, protection, the utility shall provide connectivity
metering, as well as maintenance if found feasible as per the
shall be undertaken by developer as interconnection standards in
per the specification and practice, after collecting a
requirement of KSEB for which the processing fee.
Interfacing arrangements,
developer shall bear the entireincluding
cost.
the transformer panels, protection,
metering etc., from the point of view
of generation to the nearest sub-
The developer
station shall be responsible
or an interconnection point Developers will install metering
for laying of power evacuation
shall be the responsibility of the line equipments at their own cost as per
from generating station to
developer, subject to fulfilment ofthe specifications and provisions of
nearest
technicalsubstation
and safety orparameters in MPERC Regulations on metering and
interconnection
accordance withpoint. He shall also
the Madhya MP Electricity Supply Code, 2004.
be responsible for interconnection
Pradesh State Grid Code, Madhya The Developer under approval of
arrangement whichSupply
Pradesh Electricity includes Code, MPPTCL or Discom can carry out the
transformer panel, protections,
2004, M.P. Electricity Regulatory construction work by paying the
metering
Commission etc,and
at the substation
Central or
Electricity supervision charges as applicable.
interconnection
Regulatory Commissionpoint. regulations
Interfacing arrangements, including
the transformer panels, protection,
metering etc., from the point of
generation to the nearest sub-
station or an interconnection point or
nearest transmission/distribution line
shall be the responsibility of
developer, subject to fulfilment of
technical and safety parameters in Developer can establish operate &
accordance with the Madhya maintain a generaing power plant
Pradesh State Grid Code, Madhya without any licensee if the project is
Pradesh Electricity Supply Code, approved Government of
Interfacing, including Regulatory
2004, M.P. Electricity transformers, Maharashtra Water Resources
panels,
Commission and Central metering
kiosk, protection Electricity Department (GoMWRD)and all
High Transmission
Regulatory Commission (HT) lines from
regulations relevant statutory clearances are in
the points of generation
as amended from time to to the place. He has the right to access the
Interfacing,
nearest Highincluding
Transmissiontransformers, Two separate meters, facility
one forwithin
the
time.Metering equipments lines as etc. existing transmission
panels
as kiosk,
well asby their protection metering,
maintenance will be receipt of power to the grid
the state. Developer has to sign an and
specified MPPTCL/related
HT lines from
undertaken by the
the points of as per
producer another for release
Energy Wheeling from the grid,
Agreement with
Distribution Company shall be
generation
the to the nearest
specifications and HT lines
requirements will
Transmission and Distribution by
be installed on the HT side
installed
Grid at the generation
Interfacing, required to connect A Developer may utilize
etc.
of theas well asDepartment
Power their maintenance will the eligible producers
entities at the
his Power
cost. .
site/interconnection
the generating units,site
will inhave to be generated through the Power Plant
be undertaken
Government by the
of Manipur, producers
for which as
accordance
constructed with
by the provisions
the of for Captive use at the place of
per
such the specification
eligible producers andwill bear the
M.P. Electricity
Developers/Promoters, Supply Code, 2004
all those
at their generation or open access to seek
requirements
entire cost. of the DISCOM
Alternatively, for
and
cost. MPERC
Interfacing, regulations
including
Interconnection for and
lines metering
installation of If power is not sold to
transmission/distribution system of
which
works, such
and of eligible
their producers
maintenance will
could
at the cost
transformers,
Substation the
are to developer.
panels,
be kiosks, PSPCL/LICENSEE on Preferential tariff
bear
be the entire
undertaken theconstructed
cost.
by Alternatively,
Power and GRIDCO/DISTCOS to carry the power
protection
maintained
these works and
by
and metering
the equipment
Developer.
their
Department at charges to be maintenance on long term basis then developer
to the destination of its use subject
on LT/ be
could
decided HTby side
theofPower
undertaken the generating
by the DISCOM
Department. shall be required
to Technical to layon
Feasibility its payment
own
station up to interconnection
at charges to be decided by the point transmission lines from the and
of transmission/distribution
and its subsequent maintenance
DISCOM/ SERC when it is set up. switchyard
Wheeling asofapproved
its generation
by OERC,facility
as
shall be undertaken by the power to
required under Section 9 of thegrid
the PSPCL/LICENSEE/PSTCL Act,
producer/plant owner. sub-
2003.station at its own cost in
Developer
addition to shall develop &required
all equipment maintain
the Grid Code. Grid Connectivity
for evacuation of power in its own
charges
generating shall be paid
facility to the
switchyard. All
DISCOM/RVPN
Associated equipment(s) at the of
within 3 months
Interfacing
signing PPAarrangements
PSPCL/LICENSEE with for
grid substation
costing to be developed
accepting energy from the project and
maintained
including up gradation required if
any shall be provided by the
PSPCL/LICENSEE including Check
meters and associated CTs/PTs.
The grid connectivity and associated
evacuation facilities from the solar
power plant substation/switchyard to
distribution/transmission system
feed in substation will be provided
in accordance with UPERC (Grant of
Connectivity to Intra-State
Transmission System) Regulations
2010 as amended from time to time.
The IPP shall be responsible for

laying lines for connectivity to the
nearest grid substation at the
appropriate voltage, which will
normally be 132 KV or 33 KV
depending on the capacity of the
power station and the distance from
the power station to the Grid sub-
Interfacing equipments, including station.
transformers, panels, kiosks,
protection metering, as well as their
maintenance will be undertaken by
the developers according to the
specification and requirements of
the transmission/distribution
licensee for which such eligible
developers will bear the entire cost.
Grid Interfacing
Transmission Company Distribution Company
The Power generated from a solar The Power generated from a solar
power project shall be injected as power project shall be injected as
per grid code to the nearest per grid code to the nearest
substation of CG Transco/Distribution substation of CG Transco/Distribution
licensee.The evacuation line from licensee.The evacuation line from
the intersection point to the grid the intersection point to the grid
substation shall be laid by CG substation shall be laid by CG
transco/Discom at the cost of the transco/Discom at the cost of the
project developer. project developer.
Evacuation facility from the Solar

Substation to the Gujarat Energy
Transmission Corporation (GETCO)
shall be approved by GETCO after
carrying out an initial system
study.The power by the SPG shall be
injected at 66kV. The transmission
line from Solar substation to the
GETCO substation shall be laid by
GETCO
The infrastructural facilities of TU, as
available, will be provided to IPPs for
wheeling and transmitting the
generated energy.
Karnataka Power Transmission

Company Limited will undertake the
augmentation of transmission lines
and lying of new lines and receiving
stations as required.
Specifications for the grid interfacing

shall be provided by Madhya
Pradesh Power Transmission
Company Limited (MPPTCL) and /or
The Madhya
the other Pradesh Distribution
concerned Power All officials of the MPPTCL/respective
Transmission
Company of the state ofLimited
Company MP, the cost Distribution Company shall be given
(MPPTCL) and be
of which shall /or borne
the concerned
by the access by the developer to inspect
Distribution
developer. Company in the state of the meters. Meters shall comply with
Madhya Pradesh may take up the the requirements of CEA regulation
work and maintain the same on cost on Installation and Operation of
basis, which are to be borne by the meters
Developer.
Specification for the transmission
lines will be given by Madhya
Pradesh Power Transmission
Company Limited (MPPTCL) and /or
The evacuation
the other relatedarrangement
Distribution will be
with Maharashtra
Company State
of MP State orElectricity
according to
Transmission
their terms and Company Limited
conditions, the cost
(MSETCL)
of which shall have to be borne along
after commissioning by
with the ownership
the developer. & regards
In this maintenance
the
of the evacuation
decisions taken byarrangement.
M.P. Electricity
Regulatory Commission shall be final
The meters and metering boxes will

be sealed by the The State
Transmission utility. The State
Transmission utility will undertake to
transmit on its grid the power. GRIDCO/DISTCOS may also maintain
generated by eligible producers and the same by mutual agreement on
make it available to him for captive payment of annual charges as per
use or to a third party nominated by the rules and regulations of
The PSPCL/LICENSEE/PSTCL
eligible producers for sale within will the GRIDCO/DISTCOS.
undertake to transmit/wheel
state, at an applicable wheeling the
surplus power through its
charge . However, the third party grid, and will
make it available to the
have to be HT consumers of the producer for
captive use inthis
power unless the condition
same company is
units located in the
relaxed specifically by Statetheat a
DISCOM
uniform wheeling charge of 2% of
the energy fed to the grid or as
Power Producer
amended from time will to
terminate
time by their
33kV power evacuation
PSERC, irrespective of the feeder to
distance
nearby RVPN's 132/33kV
from the generating station. Such or
220/132/33kV
wheeling and/or GSS or any other
transmission of
RVPN
RVPN's will finalize
GSS in the location
consultation
power shall be governed bywithof the
Open Sale of Power through REC will takes
receiving
RREC. substation/procedures
Access Regulations in consultationThe palce through PPA executed between
with RERC
NRSE Project developer as per Developer/Power producer and the
entitlement under the policy will also Discom
be allowed inter/intra state open
access in accordance with the open
access regulations. This facility shall
be available only after refusal by
State licensee to purchase the power
on preferential tariff under long term
PPA.
transmission line shall be
constructed by the STU or Discom,
whoever owns the feed in
substation.
The UPCL will determine the

inter-connection point and voltage
UPCL/PTCUL
and the samewill undertake
would to
be specified in
transmit
the project through its griddocument
information the power
generated
provided with andthemake it available
application to
form.
the producer for captive use
On specific request from the IPP, the or third
Maintenance
party salecarry
UPCL will ofout
thethe
evacuation
within/outside the State
system
for will be
which wheeling
implementation carried
chargesby the
out
of evacuation
transmission/distribution
uniformly
facilities atapplicable
charges to tobealllicensee
producers
mutually at
charges
would betoannounced
negotiated. be decidedinby the
advance.
licensee/WBERC, whenever it is set
up.
Transmission & Distribution AugmenCosting
The metering point shall be at the 66
kV pooling substation located at the
Wind farm site and Interconnection
point shall be the point of connection
at the nearest GETCO substation. For
the purpose of energy accounting,
the ABT compliant meter shall be
installed at the metering point, as
per GERC order. The ABT meter shall
conform to the Central Electricity
Authority (Installation and Operation
Meters) Regulations, 2006. The
As per Haryana
Project State
developers willElectricity
have to install Borne by the developer
regulatory Commission
Remote Transmitting Unit (HERC)
(RTU) for
transferring real time data to SLDC
for its monitoring purpose. The
electricity generated from the WTGs,
shall be metered and readings taken
jointly by Wind power project
developer with GEDA and
GETCO/DISCOM at the metering
point, on a monthly basis.
For supply of balance power (other
than committed power to J&K), the
State Transmission/Distribution
networks of transmission/distribution
utility, can be utilized for which open
access charges shall be borne by the
IPP as per JKSERC regulations. The
T&D losses for intrastate
wheeling/transmission shall be as Renewable Energy Project
per the JKSERC regulations for State Developers will bear the cost of
Transmission Utility/ State transmission lines from the project
Distribution utility network and for site to the substation as per grid
wheeling/ transmission beyond STU norms.
on CTU network, it shall be as per
CERC regulations
The Developer shall pay 50% of their

share towards the cost of
establishment of pooling substation
and evacuation line from the pooling
KSEB shall initially bear the substation to KSEB substation/
expenditure for erection of high- interconnection point, to ANERT at
tension sub stations and the time of allotment. Balance 50%
transmission infrastructure. ANERT of the above cost, to be borne
shall recover 50 per cent of this initially by ANERT, shall be paid by
expenditure from the power project the Developer on achieving
promoters and will give it to KSEB. Commercial Operation Date (COD).
Developers shall bear the cost of
transmission lines from the sub
station to the project and all other
related equipment such as metering
arrangement and protection system,
capacitor banks etc. The developer shall arrange on his
own for Ability Based Tariff metering
on his own expenses for which
suitable meter and metering
The developer shall be free to In case the developer
equipments, sells
on injection power
and to
drawl
construct his own dedicated Third
pointsParty
shallConsumers/
be installedLicensee
as per the
transmission lines from the point of distributor/
specificationsPower Trading Company
of MPERC
generation to consumption point. then it shall be bound for payment of
MPPTCL and/or shall
The developer the concerned
also have the The Developer
wheeling shall be responsible
and transmission charges
Distribution Company will undertake
right of open access of existing for payment of all wheeling and
to the MPPTCL/related Distribution
the augmentation of sub-station(s), transmission charges to
transmission facilities of the State as Company, subject to the finalthe
if
perrequired.
the provisions mentioned in the MPPTCL/respective
decision taken by M.P. Distribution
Electricity
Electricity Act 2003. Under the terms Company
RegulatoryinCommission.
case of sale of power to
of this policy developer shall sign the Third Party Consumers/ Distribution
wheeling agreement with the M.P. Licensee/ Power Management Co.
Power Transmission Company Ltd. Ltd utilizing their network the
(MPPTCL)/related Distribution payment shall be subject to the
Company. regulations of MPERC
The developer shall be free to
construct his own dedicated
transmission/distribution lines from
the point of generation to
consumption point. The developer
shall also have the right of open
access of existing transmission
facilities of the State as per the
As per dispensation
provisions mentioned emerging
in the from
the
Electricity Act 2003. Under process
tariff and procurement the terms
determination
mentioned in this exercise
policyinitiated by
developer
MERC.
shall sign the wheeling agreement
Power
with the Department, Government
Madhya Pradesh Power of
Manipur will undertake
Transmission Company Ltd. to transmit
on its grid the power generated
(MPPTCL)/related Distribution by
eligible
Company. producer and make it
available to him for captive use or to
a third party nominated by eligible
producer for sale within the State, at
a uniform, wheeling charge of 2% of
the energy fed to the grid,
irrespective of the distance from the
generating station. However, the-
third party will have to be a High
Punjab State Power
transmission Corporation
consumer of the power
(PSPCL/LICENSEE) shall provide
unless this condition is relaxed
jumpers at the interconnection
specifically by the power point
as defined in applicable regulations
Department.
or tariff order for evacuation of
power to PSTCL/PSPCL/Licensee
RVPN/DISCOM shall provide the inter- Cost to be paid by developer/power

connection facility one month before producer to RVPN/Discom for civil
scheduled COD works and cost on its
interconnection with electrical
system
The responsibility of getting
connectivity with the transmission
system owned by the Discom/STU
will lie with the Project Developer.
The cost of the transmission line up
to the "feed in substation" viz the
point of interconnection where the
metering is done shall be borne by
the Solar Project Developer
For evacuating energy from the

generation site, requisite network of
transmission/ distribution lines would
be provided by Uttarakhand Power
Corporation Ltd/Power Transmission
Corporation of Uttarakhand Ltd
Open Access for Third Party Sale No specific details on Grid Interface
Time Schedule/Penalty P
Capacity in MW Completion Time
1 year is the time period for the

installation of the SPVs
18 months
18 months from date of signing of
the MoA, the agreement shall stand
automatically terminated. Upfront
payment shall be forfeited because
25 MW 36 months
of the time from from the
lost upon the State
date of
receipt of all and
Government statutory approvals
blockage of the and
clearances
site. by the IPP/Users society.
24 months from commissioning and
Developer shall be required to

complete and commission the
allotted SOlar Power Projects
3 years from the date of obtaining
the statutory clearances
Developer shall complete the project

after obtaining all necessary
statutory clearances within a period
of six months from the date of
completion of evacuation facility by
ANERT. In the case of projects where
interconnection facility is already
available, the project shall be
completed within a period of thirty
months from the date of approval of
Technical Proposal.
24 months for commissioning
Up to 5 MW- 35 months; More than 5

MW and up to 10 MW- 40 months ;
More than 10 MW up to 25 MW- 48
months
17 months for PV and 24 months for
Thermal
36 months
Should be completed within 24

months of the approval
Upto 10 MW
Upto 10 MW for Solar PV 15 months

SPV -13 months from the date of
signing PPA and Solar Thermal 28
months from the date of signing PPA
48 Months
It is mandatory for the Developer to

start the work of the project within
six months of getting all the
necessary statutory clearance.
Time Schedule/Penalty Provisions
Penalty Extension Period
Delay up to one month - 20% of the

total Performance BG on per day
basis and proportionate to the
Capacity not commissioned in lots of
10 MW each. b. Delay of more than
one month and up to three months
SECI will encash remaining
Performance BG on per day basis
and proportionate to the Capacity
not commissioned in lots of 10 MW
each. c. In case the commissioning
of the project is delayed 3 months,
the pre-fixed levelized tariff of
Rs.5.45/kWh (Rs.4.75/kWh in case of
projects availing benefit of
accelerated depreciation) shall be
reduced at the rate of 0.50
paise/kWh per day of delay for the
delay in such remaining capacity
which is not commissioned. In case,
the Commissioning of the Project is
delayed beyond 24 months from the
date of signing of PPA, the PPA
capacity shall stand reduced /
amended to the Project Capacity
Commissioned and the PPA for the
balance Capacity will stand
terminated and shall be reduced
from the selected Project Capacity.
developer shall have to compensate
for the loss of free electricity which
will be equivalent to the delay in
power generation as per the time
limit mentioned in the agreement. If there is a delay in completion of
This loss should be compensated by post registration activities within the
supplying equal amount of free stipulated timeline and the cause of
electricity after start of commercial delay is beyond the control of the
production which shall be additional Developer, then time limit could be
to the assigned amount of supply of extended by the GoMP on a case-to-
free electricity. case basis as found appropriate.
INR 100000/MW More than 9 months delay
INR 125000/MW 9 to 15 months delay

Automatic cancellation of the
allotment of the site, and forfeiture
of upfront premium amounts. No
compensation would be payable to
the IPPs in such instance.
No specific details on Penalty type Open Access for 3rd party sale
If open access is granted to any
developer or beneficiary , they shall
have to pay the applicable open
access charges and losses approved
by Gujarat Electricity Regulatory
Commission (GERC) from time to
time.
There shall be no open access
charges for solar projects for
wheeling the power within the state
Open access charges shall be
payable according to the Open
Access Regulations, Tariff
Regulations and Co-generation &
Renewable Sources Regulations of
the Commission. For power purchase
from projects located outside the
State, the landed cost of the RE
power on account of open access
transaction at the State boundary
cannot be more than the WBERC
price cap, as approved. Here the
Landed cost means the cost of
power at generating point which is
outside the State, cost of
Transmission charges up to State
boundary including cost of
transmission loss up to the point
where CTU delivers the required
quantum of power to STU. The total
cost involvement up to the point of
receiving the power by STU from
CTU is called the landed cost.
Other Grid Connectivity & Evacuation facili
40 percent of project cost

Bio-ethanol already enjoys
concessional excise duty of 16% and
biodiesel is exempted from excise
duty. No other Central taxes and
duties are proposed to be levied on
bio-diesel and bio-ethanol.
In case the Commercial Operation of
the Project is achieved prior to the
Scheduled Commercial Operation
Date (COD), the quantum of free
power to Government shall be (a)
Commencing from date of
synchronization of the first unit up to
the COD of the Project, 12% of
Deliverable Energy. From COD of the
Project up to the Scheduled
Commercial Operation Date of the
Project, such percentage of
Deliverable Energy as is equal to the
following:- (i) 12% less two tenth
Net metering facility will be
extended to Solar power systems
installed on commercial
establishments and individual homes
connected to the electrical grid to
feed excess power back to the grid
with power credits accruing to the
Photovoltaic energy producer. The
Government of Karnataka will
facilitate Biomass power Plants with
an enabling Tariff atmosphere in Co-
ordination with KERC. The ESCOMs
will extend the facility of Letter of
Credit to the Developer for realizing
payment in scheduled period for the
Renewable Energy power sold to the
ESCOM. The cost for opening the
Letter of Credit shall be reimbursed
to the ESCOMS from Akshaya
Shakthi Nidhi Funds by Karnataka
Renewable Energy Development
Limited.
KSEB shall create necessary

evacuation facility beyond the
pooling station for the projects with
capacity less than or equal to 10MW.
Contract Demand reduction: The For higher capacity plants, KSEB
Industrial units which are the shall construct the evacuation
consumers of MP State Electricity facility on deposit work basis
Board/Subsequent Company, shall
install biomass based power plants
for Captive use or purchase power
generated from biomass sources as
third party, shall be provided the
Contract
facility ofdemand
contractreduction: The
demand reduction
Industrial Consumers opting to buy
power from Solar Power Project
under category II and III shall be
allowed corresponding pro-rata
reduction in Contract Demand on a
permanent basis but subject to the
decision of MPERC in this regards.
PSPCL/LICENSEE/PSTCL will provide
facility of irrevocable and revolving,
Letter of Credit issued by any
nationalized bank. The amount of
the Letter of Credit shall be equal to
the bill amount of one month on the
basis of average of last three
months. All expenditures on Letter of
Credit shall be borne by the power
producers. Agricultural land shall be
allowed to be used for setting up of
Renewable Energy Power Projects in
the state and no CLU, EDC/or any
other charges/fees for the same shall
be payable. Solar PV Power projects
shall be exempt from obtaining any
NOC/consent under Pollution control
laws from the PPCB.
The private developer shall not be
required to obtain Government
permission for the right of way for
construction of transmission line and
associated works linking with small
hydro power plant with state grid
sub station. However, he shall be
required to intimate the owners of
private land in advance and
adequate compensation as
admissible under rules for use of
such private land for construction of
over head lines shall be payable by
him. In case of laying under ground
cables in the private lands, no
compensation shall be required to be
paid to the private owner provided
the land is filled with earth and
properly levelled.
The host and obligated distribution

utilities shall provide revolving Letter
of Credit from a nationalized bank as
a payment security mechanism for
all RE projects. In case of RE project
construction in very remote areas,
some infrastructural support
including approach roads to the
project site may be provided at
Government cost.
Energy Banking facility Additional benefits under Central G
As biofuels are derived from
renewable biomass resources they
will be eligible for various fiscal
incentives and concessions available
to the New and Renewable Energy
Sector from the Central and State
Governments.
All New and Renewable Energy
projects will be entitles for benefits,
available as notified from time to
time, under the policies of the
Energy banking facility is allowed at Central/State government.
mutually agreed terms and wherever
required approval of appropriate
regulatory commission shall be
obtained
The banking facility shall be allowed

for a period of one year by the
Licensee/ Utilities free of cost.
However, withdrawal of banked
power should be allowed only during The projects under this policy will be
non-peak hours. If the banked eligible for all incentives by MNRE
energy is not utilized within a period and the State Government
of twelve months from the date of
power banked with the concerned
power utilities/ licensee, it will
automatically lapse and no charges
shall be paid in lieu of such power.
IPP will be eligible for central
financial assistance as per the
standing guidelines of MNRE, GoI.
The various concession and

incentives allowed by Ministry of
New And Renewable Energy
/Government Of India regarding
The beneficiary
Detailed Survey shall
& be free to
select any Solar Irrigation
Investigation/Detailed Pumpset
Project Report,
of their choice
Generation Based from the etc will
Incentive
empanelled suppliers
ipso-facto continue and
to be then on
passed
the
by the State Government to theSolar
supplier shall supply the
Irrigation Pump set
project developer to theKarnataka
through
concerned beneficiary
Renewable Energy by
Development
collecting
Limited. the beneficiary share
from the bank. After the supply of
the equipment and due
verification by the KREDL and
KSDA the subsidy amount (50 %
subsidy (20% Agriculture
Department Share+30% MNRE
Share) will be disbursed based on
L1 (Lowest Bidder) with a maximum
of Rs.3.00 lakh will be adjusted to
the farmers account in the bank and
then payment will be made from the
bank directlyconcession
The various to the concerned
and
supplier
incentives allowed by
MNRE/Government of India for
detailed survey & investigation
/detailed project report preparation,
generation based incentive etc. will
continue to be passed on by the
State Government to the developer
through ANERT
For the promotion of development of
small Hydro Power (Up to 25 MW),
various incentives/financial
assistances are announced from
All
timethe
toincentives provided
time by Ministry under the
of Non-
Uttar Pradesh Energy
Conventional State Industrial
Sources, GOI
Policy,2012
which may be willavailed
be applicable on the
of by the
power plants
developer. based on solar energy.
The various concession and

incentives allowed by the Ministry of
New and Renewable
Energy/Government Of India
regarding Detailed Survey &
Investigation/Detailed Project Report,
Generation Based Incentive etc will
ipso-facto continue to be passed on
by the State Government to the
project developer through the
designated Nodal Agency.
Identification and assistance for seleLoans as per MNRE and State Govern
BREDA/Bihar State Hydro Power Loans as per guidelines and
Corporation (BSHPC) will provide incentives or schemes of the
necessary information and Government of India and or
assistance regarding identification Government of Bihar, India
and selection of feasible sites. Renewable Energy Development
Agency (IREDA) and Ministry of New
and Renewable Energy Govt. of India
(MNRE) will be offered/ available for
proposal of power generation
through New and Renewable Energy
Sources.
Permission to use water from canal oRPO
In case of power generation from
mini/micro/small hydel schemes,
project developer shall be allowed to
use canal waterfall or river water
flow subsequent to the approval and
agreement with Water resources
Department, Government of Bihar.
However, the water will be released
based on irrigation demand.
The state Government is committed
to procure & utilize the Renewable
Energy power as required and
determined by Government of
Karnataka by time to time, subject to
Karnataka Electricity Regulatory
Commission (KERC) guidelines. Due
grid strengthening will be
undertaken to meet this
commitment. The state Government
reserves the first fight of refusal in
respect of purchase of power
produced by the Renewable Energy
Sources which come under this
Renewable Energy Policy.
All distribution licensees and KSEB

shall follow the renewable energy
purchase obligation as decided by
the Kerala State Electricity
Regulatory Commission.
The RPO will be as per the West
Bengal Electricity Regulatory
Commission (Co-generation and
Generation of Electricity from
Renewable Sources of Energy)
Regulations, 2010 or the subsequent
amendment of the same. Utilities are
free to procure power from outside
the boundary of the State to meet its
RPO, provided, that the procurement
price shall not be more than the
capped price prescribed by WBERC.
This purchase will, however, be
allowed even if the utility has not
exhausted its option to purchase
power from RE generators situated
within the State.
Energy Cess Industrial Grant
As per the industrial policies of
Chhattisgarh State
All new projects will be treated as

Industry in terms of Industrial
Policy , 2005 and all the incentives
available to new projects will be
applicable as per Industrial Policy,
2005.
Generation of electricity from
Renewable Energy Sources will be
treated as Industry under the
provisions of the Industrial policy
2009 and incentives available to
industrial units under such schemes
will also be extended to the
Renewable Energy Power Projects
irrespective of the Zone.
All new projects producing power

from Renewable Energy Sources is to
be given industry status. Eligible
producers generating electricity from
Renewable Energy Sources will be
treated as eligible industry under the
schemes administrated by Industries
Department and incentives will be
made available to eligible producers
for establishing and running such
power generation plants.
Projects under this policy shall
receive the status of industry and
shall be eligible for all the incentives
under the Industrial Promotion
Projects implemented under this
Policy
policy shall receive the status of
industry and shall be eligible for all
the incentives provided under
The Solar projects
Industrial implemented
Promotion Policy of the
under this Solar Policy will havefrom
State government as amended the
status of industry
time to time. and will be eligible
for all benefits under Industrial
Promotion Policy (or subsequent
amendments from time to time). In
case of any inconsistency between
the Madhya Pradesh Industrial
Promotion Policy and Solar policy,
the provisions under the new Solar
Projects implemented under this
policy shall receive the status of
industry and shall be eligible for all
the incentives provided under
Industrial Promotion Policy of State
government as amended from time
to time. If there is any contradiction
between the provisions of this policy
and the Industrial Promotion Policy
then the provision of this policy shall
be applicable.
Eligible producers generating
electricity from Non-Conventional
Energy Sources will be treated as
eligible industry under the schemes
administered by Industry
Department and incentives available
to industrial units under such
schemes shall be available to such
eligible producers for establishing
such power generation plants.
Similarly concessions given to the
industrial units in backward areas
All
willprojects
also be developed
provided tounder this
such eligible
policy will be treated as industry
producers. Infrastructural facilities in
terms of industrial policy
such as approach road, water of the state
and all the
supply, incentives
power available
during construction
period etc. will be provided on the
line of provisions of such facilities to
other industrial units if such
generation
Yes plant is set up in
industrial estate developed by State
Government.
Yes
Yes
Projects allotted before the date of
publication of this Policy in the
official Gazette shall continue to be
governed by the policy under which
they were allotted; these would not
be eligible for incentives under this
Policy.
Electricity Duty Wheeling and Transmission Charges
All Solar Power projects will be There will be no wheeling and
exempted from paying Electricity transmission charges for wheeling of
Duty for captive consumption and power generated from the Solar
third party sale within the state. Power Projects , to the desired
location/s for captive use/third party
sale within the state through 33 KV
system subject to industries
maintaining their demand within its
contracted demand. However,
wheeling and transmission charges
for wheeling of power generated
from the Solar Power Projects for
sale outside the state will be as per
APERC regulations
Transmission system: The State
Transmission Utility (STU) and the
prospective developer shall enter
into a proper
understanding/Agreement about
Power Evacuation System and open
excess facility/availability before the
developer takes final investment
The electricity generated from the decision. In this connection, a Letter
New and Renewable Energy projects of Comfort on Transmission (LCT)
shall be exempted from electricity can be obtained from the STU before
duty. submission of application/
Wheeling
expressionand Transmission
of interest charges
for allotment
for sale will be as per Chhattisgarh
of the project. The extent of
Electricity
Transmission Regulatory Commission
System which may be
(CSERC) charges
necessarily a part of the project shall
Electricity generated from non-
be specified in the LCT, the cost of
conventional energy sources sold to
which shall be borne by the
third party or consumed by the party
developer. In other words, the
itself will be exempted from
developer shall take the
payment of electricity duty for five
responsibility of constructing/
years if capacity of power plant is
extending the required transmission
below 10 MW. Period of this
network from the project up to the
exemption will be three years if
Electricity point
2% ofof sale specified inthe
thegrid till
capacity ofgenerated
the powerfrom
plantthe SPPMW
is 10 the energy fed to
and used for self consumption/ sale LCT.Wheeling
the charge is determined byexisting
Charges: The Gujarat
or above.
to third party/sale to licensees shall transmission
Electricity system or
Regulatory the systems
Commission
be exempted from payment of built for the purpose and other allied
The electricity
electricity dutygenerated from the facilities will be made available to all
Wind turbine generator/s shall be developers for Open Access and
exempted from payment of wheeling of power. The developers
Electricity Duty, in accordance with shall
the provisions of the Gujarat
Electricity Duty Act 1958 and its
amendments from time to time.
Non-conventional energy sources

power generation and its sale to the
Licensee/ Utilities or third party or
for its captive use shall be exempted
from the electricity duty.
Wheeling for captive use within the

State shall be allowed by HPSEB at a
fee of 2% (including system
losses).For sale/captive use of power
outside the State the HPSEB shall
levy wheeling charges @ 10%
(including system losses) of the
energy received (excluding royalty)
at the interconnection point for
wheeling/transfer of power up to the
Power sold to third party, self
consumption or sale to licensee shall
attract 4 paisa per unit electricity
duty as per J&K Electricity Duty Act
1963 wheeling charges @ 5 %will be
applicable subject to the KERC
norms.
KSEB will undertake to transmit on

its grid the power generated by
eligible producer and make it
available to him for captive use or
Wheeling
for banking, charges as per the
at a uniform rate
wheeling
fixed
charge of 5 per cent of energy fedwill
by KSERC from time to time
be
intolevied fromwhich
the grid, the developer.
includes T&D
losses in the Transmission
compensation &
for transmission loss
The energy generated from the Wheeling
wheeling charges
of energy
also, irrespective ofand
theT&D
from losses
generating
distance
plants under this policy shall be fully will
fromnot
stationthebe
to applicable
the for thepoint
consumption
generating station. Captive
for
exempted from the Electricity duty. Solar
captivegenerators
producerswithin thefixed
shall be stateby
KSERC and governed by the
Exempted from electricity duty for a Wheeling
regulationcharges
in force would be provided
from time to time.
period of 10 years from the date of by the MP Power Transmission
commissioning of the project. Company Limited as decided by MP
In case of the power sales to third
party MPPTCL or related State
Distribution Company shall facilitate
wheeling of power at the rates
All Solar power projects (including Facility
prescribedof wheeling
by MPERC. will be available
captive units) will be eligible for to all solar power projects through
exemption from payment of Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission
electricity duty and cess for a period Company Ltd (MPPTCL)/ MP Discoms,
of 10 years from the date of as case may be, as per wheeling
commissioning of the project. charges specified by Madhya
Pradesh Electricity Regulatory
Commission (MPERC). For above
wheeling charges, GoMP will provide
a grant of four percent (4%) in terms
For captive consumption and third Sale of power to Third party within
party sale the installed project shall the State, the related Distribution
be entitled to receive exemption Company shall avail a wheeling
from payment of Electricity Duty for grant at the rate of 4.0 percent from
Power
a periodused
of 10foryears.
captive purpose & the State government.
third party sale will not be levied
with electricity duty for 10 years
CPPs shall be exempted from

Electricity Duty on the self
consumption of electricity only for
first five years after commissioning if
Consumption
the consumption of electricity generated
unit is located in
by eligible producer for its captive
Maharashtra.
use or for sale to a nominated third
party will be exempted from
Consumption
electricity dutyoffor
electricity
a periodgenerated
of 5
by eligible producer
years from the Commercialfor its captive
use or upon
Operation sale(COD).
Date to a nominated
third party will be exempted from
A power plant
electricity dutyGenerating
for a periodPower
of 5 No transmission charges shall be
from
years.Non-conventional Sources set levied for CPP or NRSE maintenance
up after the effective date shall be for a period of 5 years from the date
deemed to be a new industrial unit. of commissioning.
100%
These Electricity
plants will Duty
not be forliable
powerto pay
consumed from
Electricity duty. state licensee during
construction and testing of the
project shall be waived.
Consumption of electricity generated

by Power Producers for its captive
use will be exempted from Electricity
Duty @ 50% for a period of 7 years
Yes COD
from
Yes Yes
Exemption from electricity tax to the The wheeling charges for wheeling
extent of 100% of electricity of power generated from the Solar
generated from solar power used for Power Projects, to the desired
self consumption/sale to utility will locations for captive use/third party
be allowed for 5 years. sale within the State will be as per
the orders of the Tamil Nadu
Electricity Regulatory Commission.
Power generation from small hydro
power project shall be exempted
from electricity duty.
Wheeling charges for wheeling the

generated energy to third party
consumers or outside the State will
be as determined by the Electricity
Regulatory Commission of
Uttaranchal (ERCU). However, for
those projects, which are bid out
prior to the determination of this
rate by the ERCU, the wheeling
charges (for the entire concession
period) would be 10% of net energy
supplied at the interconnection
point. No wheeling charges are
applicable in cases of sales to the
UPCL or for sale to rural power
distribution entities or local rural
grids within Uttaranchal.
Incentives
Banking Charges Demand Cut exemption
Banking of 100% of energy shall be
permitted from January to December
of that year. There will be no banking
for energy produced being
consumed on the same day.
However, banked units can not be
consumed/redeemed between
February to June and also during
peak hours i.e. 6.30 PM to 10.30 PM.
Developer will be required to pay 2%
of the banked energy towards
banking charges. The energy
unutilized by December of that year
gets lapsed.
Banking of Power shall not be
allowed without prior permission of
the State Government.
Developers can avail of the facility of

banking of energy within fixed
period spans of 6 months. All terms
and conditions of the banking shall
be incorporated in banking
agreement to be drawn with the
IPPs/Users society. This shall be
approved, as may be required, by
the regulator.
Exemption from demand cut upto

50% of the installed capacity of Solar
Power Generators (SPGs)
Facility for banking for captive Exemption from demand cut to the
use/third party sale shall be provided extent of 50% of the installed
for a period of two months capacity of SPPs assigned for
captive use purpose shall be allowed
The banking facility for the power Exemption of demand cut to the
generated shall be allowed as extent of 50% of the installed
determined by KERC from time to capacity assigned for captive use
time for the energy banked with the purpose, will be allowed.
Karnataka Power Transmission
Company Limited / distribution
licensee. Energy banked beyond the
time prescribed will be utilized and
paid for by the Karnataka Power
Transmission Company Limited /
distribution licensee at tariff
applicable as per KERC norms.
KSEB is to permit electricity

generated by eligible producers to
be banked. 100% banking is allowed
for the period from June to February
KSEB will financial
for every permit banking
year. Fromfacility
March
during
to June, the producers can bankto
a financial year subject
availability
power with of GridThe
KSEB. andproducer
the rightscan for
banking
take thisthe energy
banked withback
power the KSEB
only
Conditional
and charges
during Banking
applicable
the period fromfacility shall
for the
June to samebe
available
shall be to captive
determined generators
by the
February, the same financial year. after
considering
regulation system
Accountinginwill force constraints.
from
be done time
at thetoend
time.
of every financial year. If the banked
energy is not utilised at the end of
the year, it will be lapsed and if this
is sold to KSEB, the same will be
purchased by KSEB at the average
Banking is allowed for of 100 % of
selling rate of KSEB applicable
energy in each financial year at the
during the corresponding year.
rate of 2.0 % of the banked energy
as banking fees to the concerned
Banking of 100% of
State Distribution energy in every
Company/State
financial year
Power Trading Company
Banking of 100 % of energy in each
financial year
The Power Department, government

of Manipur, will permit electricity
generated by eligible producers to
be banked for a period upon one
year.
Banking of Energy generated though

a Captive NRSE Plant shall be
allowed on Annual basis.
The banking facility for the power

generated shall be allowed for a
period of one year by the Punjab
State Power Corporation Limited
(PSPL)/LICENSEE/Punjab State
Transmission Corporation Ltd
(PSTCL). However, the energy
banked during non-paddy season
and non peak hours will not be
allowed to be drawn during paddy
season and peak hours respectively.
The banking charges for wheeling of

power generated from the Solar
Power Projects, to the desired
locations for captive use/third party
sale within the State will be as per
the orders of the Tamil Nadu
Electricity Regulatory Commission.
Developers can avail of the facility of
banking of energy within fixed
period spans of 2 months, which
would be specified in the standard
UPCL would
wheeling and extend theagreement.
banking facility of
Banking to the
The energy developers
banked into theatgrid by
mutually agreed
the IPP shall terms.
be monetised at "the
average pooled purchase price paid
by UPCL" during the month of Exemption of demand cut to the
banking-in (into the UPCL system). extent of 50% of the installed
The points of banking-in would be capacity assigned for captive use
the inter-connection point at which purpose will be allowed subject to
the developer would feed in the the Regulations of the Commission.
energy into UPCL's system.
Water availability for power Land Allotment
Land will be made available by the
State Government on obtaining all
statutory clearances
Producer will be allowed to use the

water for power generation through
micro/ mini/ small hydel plants. No
royalty will be charged on the water
used for power generation for non-
consumptive use.
The projects awarded under this The Govt. land if required, for Power
policy shall be exempted from the Projects shall be allotted on lease for
Water user charges for a period of 40 years @ premium of Rs. 1 per sq.
10 years from the Commercial m. However, in case of non
operation Date (COD). If the Government
availability of Govt.land if the
land, required
land
would
requiredbeshall
acquired by JAKEDA
be acquired by for the
developer and would be
Science & Technology/ leased out
JAKEDA/
at
LREDA/ KREDA and leased as
a certain rent/premium outper
to the
the
Karnataka
State
IPP Renewable
Government Energy
Development Limited will sublease
the the developed lands to the
Renewable Energy developers for a
period of 30 years. Thereafter the
project will be renewed for a period
of 5 years at a time after the lease
period subject to fulfillment of
conditions stipulated by the
Government.
As no permanent water extraction

from water courses is envisaged in
Small Hydro Power Projects, such
projects shall not attract levy of
water cess under the Kerala
Irrigation and Water Conservation
Act, 2003 (Act 31 of 2003).
Developer shall be permitted to use

water at the prevailing rates of
Narmada Valley Development
Authority or at the rates determined
No water
by the rates
State shall be payable for
Government.
water consumption by small hydel
power projects. This exemption shall
be applicable only when there is no
consumptive use of the water.
The eligible producers will be
allowed to use water for power
generation, wherever possible. The
cost of modification(s) required, if
any, In the existing canal system will
be done by the Irrigation
Department at the cost of the
producer. The Irrigation Department
will consider charging royalty for use
of such water at a rate not
exceeding 10% of the prevailing
electricity tariff for electricity
consumers.
The Power Producer shall be allowed The Government land required for
to use water from sources of Water Biomass Power Plant shall be allotted
Resource Department subject to the to Power Producer at concessional
availability of water for power rates of 10% of DLC rates
generation. In case of ground water
demand
Yes Yes
The necessary land for setting up
the small hydro power projects with
sub station shall be acquired by the
state government and transferred to
the respective private sector at the
acquisition cost
In case of power generation from

Municipal Solid Waste, if
Government land (belonging to
Urban Local Bodies/Panchayats) is
available, the required land for
setting up RE projects would be
provided on nominal lease rent of
one rupee per square meter per year
for a period of 33 years subject to
further renewal on mutually agreed
terms and conditions.
Subsidy Octroi/ entry tax
Capital subsidy is limited to 40% of

the total Benchmark cost for SPV
system with battery upto 300 Wp
limited to Rs.108/- with CFL based
lighting system and Rs180/Wp for
LED based lighting system . Capital
subsidy is limited to 30% of the total
Benchmark cost for SPV system with
battery above 300 Wp -1000Wp
limited to Rs.81/- with CFL based
lighting system and Rs135/Wp for
LED based lighting system
Zero import duty on capital
equipment, raw materials and excise
duty exemption on solar
manufacturing materials. Low
interest rate loans, priority sector
lending. Solar components be
covered under the Bureau of Energy
Efficiency
Subsidies and grants, may be

considered upon merit for new and
second generation feedstocks;
advanced technologies and
conversion processes; and,
production units based on new and
second generation feedstocks. If it
becomes necessary, a National
Biofuel Fund could be considered for
providing such financial incentives.
Cross subsidy surcharge shall not be
applicable for Open Access obtained
for third party sale within the state
subject to the industries maintaining
their demand within its contracted
demand with the DISCOMs. It is not
applicable for captive use.
The State Government shall facilitate
in obtaining subsidies, tax
concession etc. as may be available
from the Central Government for
development of SHP. No entry tax will be levied by the
State Government on Power
Generation and Transmission
equipments except on building
Entry tax on
materials for New and Renewable
projects.
Energy sources devices and or
equipment and or machinery shall
be exempted.
Cross subsidy charges shall not be
subject to the industries maintaining
their demand within its contracted
demand within the DISCOMs . It is
not applicable for captive use
Cross subsidy surcharge shall not be

Wheeling of wind energy for third

party sale and captive use shall be
exempted from cross subsidy
charge.
3% interest subsidy shall be payable No entry tax will be levied by the
on the working capital facilities state Govt. on Power
available from the commercial banks generation/transmission equipment
to IPPs for a period of 5 years initially and building material used for MHPs.
from the date of allotment and to be
reviewed after 5 years. 10% subsidy
on capital investment subject to the
ceiling of Rs.60.00 lakhs shall be
given in addition to the central
subsidy for the power projects from
1 MW to 2MW after successful
installation & commissioning of the
project.
Renewable Energy equipment and

materials shall be exempted from
Entry Tax /Octroi.
4% subsidy shall be provided for the The equipments procured before the
wheeling charges for a period of 10 commissioning of the biomass power
years. project will be exempted from entry
tax
All the
equipments/plants/machinaries
brought into the state for use in the
small hydel power projects shall be
The equipments
exempted purchased
from payment of for
Entry
installation
Tax. of Solar power plants
under the policy shall be exempted
from VAT and entry tax
Encouragement to cooperative 100% refund of Octroi Tax / Entry Tax
sector: a subsidy of 11% of the total for equipments of Wind Power
share capital of the project shall be Project will be made through Green
paid from Green Energy Fund for the Energy Fund by MEDA.
Capital subsidy
Wind Power will be
Projects applicable
installed and up Yes
to 5 MW Capacity Small Hydro
commissioned by Co- Operative
Projects based on Kolhapur type weir
Institutions.
waterfall run of the river. Up to 5
MW. Small Hydro Power Projects
subsidy of Rs.50000/- per KW will be
given. Maximum limit for subsidy will
be Rs.1.5 Cr. per project.
Octroi on NRSE fuels to be used for

energy generation and NRSE
devices/equipment/machinery for
NRSE Power Projects shall be fully
exempted. Similarly Octroi on self-
consumption of power by captive
power plants in the same premises
or thru wheeling by open access to
same group companies shall also be
exempted.
The State Government will levy no
entry tax on power generation,
transmission equipment and building
material for projects.
Stamp Duty and Registration chargeTax Exemption
The State Government shall facilitate
in obtaining subsidies, tax
concession etc. as may be available
from the Central Government for
1.For project upto
development 5 MW, there will
of SHP.
be no royalty, provided entire energy
generated is sold within the state of
Assam. 2. For above 5 MW, a royalty
@Rs. 0.25 per unit of net energy
generated will be paid to
Government of Assam (GOA) by
IPPs/Users society. It may be
reviewed after 5 years. For power
projects on irrigation canal
fall/barrages/dams, a water cess
@Rs. 0.05 per kWh per year shall be
payable by IPPs/Users society to the
irrigation department, GOA or
otherwise as specified by the GOA
for maintenance of the existing
irrigation structures/facilities owned
and operated by the irrigation
department. No further levies, taxes,
charges other than those stipulated
in this policy would be levied by the
State Government and its IPPs/Users
society or the Regulator on the
IPPs/Users society governed by this
policy, for a period of ten years from
the date of this policy.
Local area development will be

exempted on plant, machinery,
equipment that has been capitalized
in view of the provisions of section
5(f) of Haryana Act No.13 of 2000.
1.Mortgage deed in favour of the
financing institutions required to be
signed by the promoters shall be
exempted from payment of stamp
duty. The State Government has
already enabled equitable mortgage
in the state. 2.Exemption from court
fee for registration of documents
The various
relating agreements
to lease executed
of land will be by
the Renewable Energy
granted to the IPPs project
developers with different
departments of Government
regarding capacity allotment, project
implementation, Revenue & other
land lease including Forest land
lease agreements will be considered
for revision of registration fee
towards registering the respective
agreements under the relevant
provisions of Karnataka Stamps &
Registration Act by suitable
Amendment.
Developer is eligible for 50%

exemption on stamp duty on
purchase of private land for the
project
In case the Developer purchases

private land for the project, then
they will be eligible for an exemption
of 50% on stamp duty
The exemption from VAT/Entry Taxes
for wind power plants shall be
available in accordance with the
Madhya Pradesh Government
If co-operative
Gazette sugar factory
(Extraordinary) installs
Notification
Baggase Based 01.08.09
No. 380, dated Cogeneration Power
Project / Energy Generation Project
Yes
Eligible producers will be eligible for

sale tax exemption/sales tax order
deferment under the provision of
schemes notified in this respect by
Eligible Producer will
Finance Department as be eligible for
modified
Sales Tax/ VAT deferment/
from time to time. remission
under the provision of schemes
notified in this respect by Finance
In pursuanceas
Department of modified
the decision
fromtaken
time
by all the States and Union
to time.
Territories regarding reforms in Sales
Tax, the Government have decided
100% exemption from payment of that no Sales Tax incentives will be
fee and stamp duty for extended to the Industrial Units in
registration/lease deed charges for the State.
the land required for the project.
Tax concessions as per TN Industrial

Policy will be allowed.
No acquisition fee as well stamp
duty for registration of land shall be
charged by the Govt. for the land
acquired for the development of
project
No taxes and charges other than

those stipulated in this policy would
be levied by the State Government
and its agencies of the Regulator on
the IPPs governed by this policy, for
a period of ten years from the date
of this policy.
No specific details on Incentive type Solar Park
Yes
REC No grid connectivity charges
Projects under this policy are
eligible to claim REC benefits.
Injection of electrical units into the
dedicated grid for its captive use by
a solar generation plant shall be
considered for issue of RECs as per
CERC guidelines
Yes
VAT Refund Royalty
VAT for all the equipments/material
required for solar power projects
included in the list Notified by
energy department shall be entitled
for exemption by the Commercial
Tax Department
Royalty on water usage in shape of

free power to the State from the
Small Hydel Projects having installed
capacity upto (5.00MW), is waived
off for a period of 12 years reckoned
after 30 months from the date of
signing of IA of the Project
(irrespective of extension in time
period of IA granted to an IPP on any
account). Beyond 12 years, the
Royalty @ 12% shall be charged
after the period of 10 years from the
date of commissioning of the Hydel
Projects up to 2MW capacity.
The Value Added Tax applicable on

various Renewable Energy
equipments and instruments as well
as the Energy Efficient and Power
saving appliances etc, like the
Renewable Energy and energy
Efficient consumer durables directly
purchased by the consumers will be
considered for suitable revision
under the provisions of Karnataka
State Sales Act.
The equipments purchased for

installation of Solar power plants
under the policy shall be exempted
from VAT and entry tax
Exemption from VAT
The producer will be allowed to use

the water for power generation.
Royalty on the water used for small
Hydro Projects will be charged as
admissible.
To promo the usage /generation from

NRSE, manufacturing & sale of NRSE
devices/systems, and equipments /
machinery required for NRSE Power
Projects shall be exempted from
Value Added Tax (VAT) and any cess
thereupon
On all projects governed by this
policy, royalty payment for the first
15 years of operation would be
exempted in all cases of sale of
In Micro,
power Mini and
outside the other
State RE projects
or to the
governed
UPCL or toby this Policy,
consumers inno royalty
rural areas
payment
not served would be charged.served
or inadequately In Small
Hydro
by the projects
concernedgoverned
existingby this
Policy
distribution licensee. In for
royalty payment casetheoffirst
sale
15 yearsparties,
to other of operation would
a royalty of be
12% of
exempted.
net energy From 16th(after
wheeled year deducting
of
operation, a royalty 18%
wheeling charges) or supplied of energy
generated would be charged.
directly without wheeling would be
charged. Beyond the 15th year of
operation, a royalty of 18% of net
energy wheeled or supplied directly
without wheeling will be made
available to the GoU free of charge
by all IPPs.
Generation Based Incentive (GBI) Security Package/Letter of Credit
Under this scheme, GBI would be

provided to wind electricity
producers @Rs0.50 per unit of
electricity fed into the grid for a
period of not less than 4 years and a
maximum period of 10 years with a
cap of Rs 100lakhs per MW.
KSEB is to provide facilities of an
irrevocable, divisible, revolving and
confirmed stand by Letter of Credit
by any Nationalised Bank. The
amount of letter of credit is to be
equal to the Expected Payment for
one month by Board.
Single Window Clearance
Government Land
New & Renewable Energy
Development Corporation of Andhra
Pradesh (NREDCAP)
A High Level Selection Committee
comprising of subject specialists will
examine the proposals of the
prospective developers and submit
its observations/recommendations to
the State Government. Such High
Level Selection Committee shall be
constituted by the State
Government. Government land in the industrial
The selected developers shall sign area, if available and identified by
the Memorandum of Agreement the developer, may be leased in
(MoA) within 30 days from the date accordance with Government of
Nodal Agency
of issue (CREDA)
of Letter will act as a
of Selection. Bihar policy for the allotment of
single window clearance for Solar land.
power projects
Land would be leased out to the

party, keeping in view their
minimum requirement, by Industries
Department Govt. of Chhattisgarh,
The
as perland owned
their normsby the Government
will be given to the developer for 30
years or period of project which-
ever is earlier. The government land
Gujarat Energy Development Agency required for such project shall be
(GEDA) and Gujarat Power allotted to the selected developer in
Corporation Limited (GPCL) accordance with the requirement
conveyed by the Energy department
Requires approval
to the Revenue from Coordination
department
Committee
HAREDA would act as a single The State Govt. will acquire land if
window clearing Agency for all necessary at the cost of Independent
Renewable Energy Power Projects for Power Producers (IPP) if a request to
facilitating necessary clearances and that effect is made.
approvals on behalf of the Govt. of
Haryana.
JAKEDA
will be the Nodal Agency for MHPs up to
2MW capacity,
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of the State. planning for industrial use, at
Chairman will provide single window declared Renewable Energy sites,
clearance for developing the 10% of such lands will be kept at the
Renewable Energy Source Power disposal of Karnataka Renewable
Plants. The Single Window will Energy Development Limited for
review the issues relating to the developing the land to set up the
KREDL
statutorywillclearances
be the nodal agency for
of various Renewable Energy power projects
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departments. The clearances /
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approvals which are not accorded
within the specified time period will
be dealt by the Single Window
empowered committee. Inter
departmental coordination will be
strengthened to achieve better
Government land will be licensed to
results. Benefits of supportive
CPPs on payment of a licensing fee
policies will be taken to the
for the development of wind power
maximum extent. The composition
for a period of 20 (twenty) years
of the Empowered
Central Committee
Clearance Agency :An will be from the date of allotment. After this
separately notified. with
appraisal committee period the land with Wind Energy
representatives from ANERT, KSEB, Generators (WEGs), evacuation
Power Department (Government of arrangements and all other facilities
Kerala) and two or more experts in shall be returned back to the
the corresponding field (depending Government.
on the type of project)
will be constituted to co-ordinate
KSEB
mattersshall be thetosingle
relating window
different
service provider for grid
renewable energy projects. connected
support.
Department shall take the

possession of land belonging to
Water resources department or other
other departments of State
There shall be
Government bya obtaining
set of qualification
no
criteria fixed by the GoMP
objection from the concerned for the
prospective
department and thereafter the landto
Developers proposing
develop projectsshall
use permission on government
be provided to
land. Upon eligibility,
the developer. the available
The concerned district
land shall be offered on the basis
collector should be intimated about of
maximum free energy
the land use permission. per Mega
Watt offered by the qualified bidders.
Only such selected projects shall be
eligible for incentives under this
MPUVNL would provide the single Permission to use the land shall be
window clearance for the projects provided for establishing aero-
under this policy. generator on the basis of footprints,
approach road up to the aero-
Barren
generator,landtransmission
suitable for industrial
lines, sub-
activities would be and
station installation granted by Govt
for other
of Maharashtra
affiliated uses on forthe
30basis
yearsoflease
actual
period charged per the
use of land for the project. prime
Land
lendinglease
Measurement ratecharges
over for
current
of the themarket
land GoMWRD
required
land
price. at the rate of Rs.1/kW
shall be based on the footprint, of
installed
determined capacity/
by the Year with 5% hike
government
every year.
taking into consideration, the
Manipur Renewable Energy technology of WTG established
Development Agency (MANIREDA) is
a State Nodal Agency
for developing and promoting Non-
Meghalaya
Conventional Non-Conventional
Energy production andand
Rural Energy Development
use in the State of Agency
(MNREDA), as a stateshall
Manipur. MANIREDA nodal agency
facilitate
for developing
clearance for theand promoting
projects for used
of non-conventional
producing electricityenergy
from Non-
production and use
Conventional sources at in thethestate of
State
Meghalaya, shall facilitate
and Central levels on the line of
clearances for the projects
facilitation provided by Bureau for
Setting
producing up electricity
of Industrial ofPromotion
NRSE projects
from involves
Non-
(BIP),
sanctions/clearances
Conventional
MANIREDA shall Sources from
at the number
also facilitatea State
grant
of
andGovernment
Central levels on the
of loans so such projects by Indianlines of
Agencies/Departments.
facilitation
Renewable provided The
by Bureau
Energy Development State
Government
ofIndustrial
Agency (IREDA) shall provide
Promotion
and the by the
(BIP).
subsidies
clearances
MNREDA
Ministry of in
shall a
Newalsotime bound
andfacilitate
Renewable manner
grant of
through
loans to a single
such
Energy (MNRE) window
projects by mechanism
Indian
within
Renewal a period
EnergyofDevelopment
60 days after the
RREC- All necessary
submission of completeapprovals;
application Govt Land
Authority (IREDA) and subsidies by
facilitation
along with of loans
necessary grants; Land
enclosures,
the Ministry of Non-Conventional
allotment;
fees/charges selection
and DPR. of bididng
Renewable Energy (MNRE).
process; Coordination with Govt and
Rajasthan Renewable Energy
Regn of projects Land will be allotted at a
Corporation Ltd- All necessary concessional rate of 10% of the DLC
approvals; facilitation of loans rate. Maximum land available is
grants; Land allotment; selection of 5hect/MW with a security deposit of
RREC-
biddingAll necessary
process; approvals;with
Coordination Reservation
INR 1lakh/MW. and Allotment
Sublease is of Govt.
facilitation of loans grants;
Govt and Registration of projects Land land as per the provisions
permissible with permission of from
allotment; selection of bidding Rajasthan Land Revenue (Allotment
Collector after commissioning of
process; Coordination with Govt and of
WTGLand for setting up of Power plant
Registration of projects based on Renewable Energy
Sources) Rules
Various statutory clearances that are

essential for the development and
commissioning of Solar Energy
Projects will be handled by TEDA in
co-ordination with the concerned
departments/agencies. Guaranteed
single
window clearance will be provided
through TEDA in 30 days so that the
plants
The land if required shall be made
available to private invest or for
setting up the small hydro power
project, for period of 30 years on
Nodal Agency will act as single lease at fixed rate Rs. 100 per acre,
window clearance for Solar Power which can be further renewed up to
Projects. Nodal Agency will ensure 30 years or lesser period equal to
that all relevant government orders the remaining useful life of the
pertaining to this policy are issued in project subject to the approval of
a time bound manner by concerned both the parties which will be based
departments. Facilitation in all on quality of operation and
clearances approvals, permissions maintenance of the power station by
and consents required from the the developed as per conditions of
State Government/its agencies will agreement as well as residual life
be the main task of the nodal assessment of the plant and
agency as single window. Some of machinery.
the tasks of single window clearance
may be outsourced by the Nodal
Agency. Review of pending
clearances will be done by the
Setting up of RE projects involves
Empowered committee from time to
sanctions/clearances from a number
time
of Government Agencies/
Departments. The State Government
The
wouldNodal Agency
provide will act
requisite as a Single
clearances in The permission for use of
Window for obtaining assistance
a time bound manner through a Government land will be given for 30
from all line Departments.
single window mechanism. The Nodal years or the project life whichever is
Agency will clearly identify the less. Vested land will be allocated
requirements, proofs, and and transferred to the WBGEDCL,
support required by different which will then lease the land to the
Departments and on that basis, the renewable energy developers.
Nodal Agency shall develop standard
formats for obtaining clearances for
different technologies. All these
standard formats based on
technology,
size of project, location/region of the
projects etc. shall be available from
the website of the Nodal Agency.
Land Allotment
Private Land Project developer will procure land
The land required for construction of
the project and other allied
infrastructures, as may be applied
by the developer, shall be acquired
and leased, to the developer against
payment of land revenue as per
relevant tariff of the State
Government. The period of lease will
The project developer
be continued may period
till the BOOT purchase
of
private land
the project. directly from the
owners, on their own.
Land will be acquired by the govt.

and made available to the party at
acquisition cost. No service charges
will be payable for use of the land.
1.Acquisition
Permission will ofnot
land
bewill be carried
required for
out as perofthe
diversion theideal rehabilitation
land. Party will have
policy under
to submit land acquisition
information actuse
regarding of
the State Government.2. )
of land to the concerned District If
landowner
Collector. selects the option to give
the right to use his land for the
project to the developer then
developer shall have to pay an
Wind Turbine
annual rent ofGenerators
Rs . 5000/-(WTGs)
per acre to
the landowner. This rent will be
increased @ 15% every three years.
This arrangement will be in force for
30 years. The time-limit for land use
right can be further increased with
the approval from State Government
subject to the developer following all
terms and conditions of the MOU.
KREDL will make arrangements to
purchase land from suitable private
land directly from the owners of the
land. as per the section 79(a), 79(b)
and 80 of the Karnataka Land
Reforms Act
The prime responsibility for

identifying the land for renewable
energy shall be with the developer.
Government shall endeavor to
assess clearly the land suitable for
the development of solar
installations in the possession of
either Government, private or tribal
individuals. For tribal lands, in
addition to the lease rentals, a
revenue (not profit) sharing
mechanism for the land owner is
Any Developer willing to establish envisaged.
power generation projects based on
Solar Energy (Solar PV/Solar thermal)
on private land under this category
in the state shall be eligible for
incentives under the new Policy,
subject to registration with the
GoMP.
Can be purchased from the Khatedar
as per Ceiling Act 1973. 10%
conversion charge from private to
industrial land has to be paid
Ceiling of 50 MW capacities for
allotment of land in initial Phase.
The developer will arrange the entire
required quantum of land through
direct purchase from / suitable
agreement with the land owner. R.E.
projects may not require conversion
of private /agricultural land to non
agriculture purposes subject to
necessary government orders
passed for these purposes.
Inprinciple Clearance
No specific details on Land Type
National Biofuel Coordination
Committee: The Committee would
meet periodically to provide overall
coordination, effective end-to-end
implementation and monitoring of
biofuel programmes.
1. Principal Secretary, Energy
Department
2. Principal Secretary, Industries and
CIP
3. V.C.& Managing Director,
NREDCAP (Member-Convener)
4. Chairman and Managing Director,
APTRANSCO
Empowere Committee comprising of
Principal Secretary,Director-CREDA
etc
GEDA & GPCL

Projectv Approval Committee under
the chairmanship of Administrative
Secretary , Science & Technology
Department.
Allotment Committee: A committee
under the Chairmanship of Principal
Secretary, Energy Department will
consider for allotment of capacity of
the renewable energy projects to the
private entrepreneurs. The allotment
committee will meet periodically, at
least once every quarter, to consider
the various Renewable Energy
proposals.
Central Clearing Agency
Project Clearance and

Implementation Board (PCIB): This
board will deal with the cases related
to the difficulties in the
Project Clearanceofand
implementation projects and to
Implementation Board
resolve interdepartmental (PCIB): The
cases relating to
coordination issues.removal of
difficulties coming in the way of
smooth implementation of the
Projects and those in respect of Inter-
departmental Coordination shall be
taken up by this Board.
State Developer Advisory Council:
State Level Advisory Council (SLAC)
headed by the Chief Secretary as
Chairman and Chairman of
A State Level
MANIREDA as Advisory Councilwill
Vice-Chairman willbe
be constituted to monitor
constituted. The function of the the
process of generation
State Level of electricity
Advisory Council (SLAC)
through
will be toNon-Conventional
monitor the progress Sources
of
and undertake
generation review of through
of electricity the policy
to aid and advice the
Non-Conventional StateSources,
Energy
Government to make
undertake review of the necessary
policy, to aid
changes
and advise in the policy, if required.
State Nodal Agency
Empowered Committee
to make necessary changesof
Administrative Secretaries
according to necessity etc. for
according statutory and non-
statutory clearances of NRSE
projects, intra-departmental issues,
clearances of upcoming technology
RE projects is chaired by the
Principal Secretary , Government of
State
PunjabLevel Screening Committee
State Level Screening Committee
State Level Screening Committee
Empowered Committee: An
Empowered Committee under the
Chairmanship of the Honourable
Minister for Electricity will accord
project
clearances for the establishment of
solar power projects to be bid out in
the
State
Empowered committee constituted
will oversee the overall
implementation of this scheme and
shall be empowered to issue any
directions to remove any difficulties
with regards to its implementation.
Empowered Committee of
Administrative Secretaries if formed
for approvals/ clearances
Single Window Empowered

Committee: The
clearances/approvals, which are not
accorded within the specified period,
will be dealt by this Committee.
Other Promotional Schemes CDM Benefits
1.The Solar Purchase Obligation will
be gradually increased while the
tariff fixed for Solar power purchase
will decline over time.
2. The Mission promotes solar
heating systems, which are already
using proven technology and are
commercially viable.The Mission is
setting an ambitious target for
ensuring that applications, domestic
and industrial, below 80 C are
solarised.
Minimum
3.Promotion Support Price
of other off (MSP) for
grid solar Carbon financing opportunities
oilseeds should be announced
applications would also be and would also be explored on account of
implemented
encouraged. with a provision for its avoidance of CO2 emissions through
periodic revision
4.To provide solarso as to ensure
lighting systemsa plantations and use of biofuels for
fair price to the farmers.
under the ongoing remote village various applications.
electrification programme of MNRE
to cover about 10,000 villages and
hamlets.
5. A Solar Research Council will be
set up to oversee the strategy,
taking into account ongoing projects,
availability of research capabilities
and resources and possibilities of
international collaboration.
6. To promote solar thermal
manufacture in the country,2-3 large
solar manufacturing tech parks
consisting of manufacturing units
(across the solar value chain),
housing, offices, and research i
The State Government shall allow to
the extent of 50% share of Carbon
Credit benefit as may be available
from Carbon Trading under CDM.
solar parks and rooftop solar power

projects would be encouraged
The solar power project developer

will pass on 50% of the gross
benefits of CDM to the Distribution
licensee with whom PPA is signed.
The sharing of net proceeds on
account of CDM benefits realized
through sale of CER generated from
corresponding annual energy
generation should be as follows:
100% of net proceeds through sale
of CER generated from the energy
generation in the first year after the
date of commercial operation of the
wind power project shall be retained
by the eligible unit.
In the second year, the share of the
beneficiary shall be 10% which shall
be progressively increased by 10%
every year till it reaches 50% in the
sixth year; thereafter the proceeds
shall be shared in equal proportion
by the eligible unit and the
beneficiary.
The project developer shall pass on
the gross benefits of CDM to the
distribution licensee with whom the
PPA is signed as per the regulations
In order to facilitate Renewable Karnataka RenewableRegulatory
of Central Electricity Energy
Energy project financing and Energy Development
Commission (CERC). Solarfacilitate
Limited will Power
Conservation and Efficiency to avail CDM
Promoters benefits
shall in case
also be of to
eligible
measures Green Energy Fund Renewable
possess oneEnergy
tradableprojects
REC perandevery
''Akshaya Shakthi Energy Efficiency
1000 units & Energy
of energy (1MWh)
Nidhi'' will be established. "Green Conservation
wheeled to the projects and Demand
Distribution Utility or
Energy Cess" of Rs 0.05 (five paise) Side Management
any other licensee (DSM) projects.
per unit would be levied on the Karnataka Renewable Energy
electricity supplied to commercial Development Limited will also take
and industrial consumers. It is steps to bunch the various Demand
estimated to generate about Rs 55 Side Management, Solar application
crores and Energy Efficiency programmes
annually. Out of the Rs 55 crores, 10 in domestic/ commercial and utility
% of this fund to the tune of Rs 5 sectors to avail CDM benefits. The
crores will be set apart as Karnataka Renewable Energy
contribution to Energy Conservation Development
Fund for Energy Conservation Limited (KREDL) will facilitate
activities. The balance Rs 50 crores bundling of various Renewable
will be set apart Energy Projects to avail maximum
for Renewableand
1.Fluorescent Energy project
Compact CER benefits under the
financing.
Fluorescent The Akshaya
Lamps (CFL)Shakthi
are madeNidhi
UNFCCC/Kyoto protocol.
will be administered by
mandatory in all new Hospitals,KREDL for
promotion of Renewable
Hotels, Government Energy
Offices and
particularly in Public Private
offices of Public Sector undertakings.
Participation
2. Solar Water (PPP) mode,
Heating Systems are
decentralized
made mandatory generation and and
in all Lodges
distribution Renewable Energy
Hotels having 10 or more rooms and
projects for the
in hospitals withbenefit
20 beds of or
rural
more.
sector. The funds may also be
3. Energy efficient devices such as,
utilized
Improved forCommunity
land acquisition and land
Chulhas,
development activity
gasifiers, etc. are made for Renewable
Energy
mandatoryprojects
in allincluding Net
Hotels, Hostels and Developers shall receive the carbon
Present
Schools with noon meal scheme and credit benefits as per the guidelines
Va
in all industries where firewood is of Madhya Pradesh Electricity
used as a fuel. Regulatory Commission
Carbon credits or any other similar
incentives which are available for
such small\nhydel power projects
shall be made available to the
Promotion of Solar Technology Parks: developer as per the\nguidelines
The state would take appropriate issued by MPERC from time to time.
steps to set up solar parks to
promote investment in solar power
generation in the state either on its
own or through a PPP mode. Solar
technology parks for generation and
manufacturing units in equipment &
related ancillaries for Solar systems
shall be promoted and established at
Carbon credits or any other similar
incentives which are available for
such wind power projects shall be
made available to the developer as
per the guidelines issued by MPERC
from time to time.
Area Reserved for Biomass Power

Plants above 5 MW - 60 km and
above
Decentralized and Off-Grid Solar

Applications; Development of Solar
Parks in State with more than 1000
MW capacity; Promotion of Solar
NA
Thermal Collectors The Solar Power Producer will pass
benefits of CDM to the distribution
licensee with whom PPA has been
signed as per appropriate
Commission\\\'s order.
Development of Solar Parks: Utility The promoter can trade the

scale solar parks may comprise 250 Certificates to the SPO consumers
MW in sizes of 1 to 5 MW, 600 MW in within the
sizes of 5 to 10 MW and 650 MW of regulated price band as dictated by
sizes above 10 MW. Solar Power the market forces from time to time.
projects will be developed through All solar power producers are eligible
competitive/reverse bidding. Solar to avail of the Clean Development
Parks with a capacity of about 50 Mechanism (CDM) benefits to
MW each will be targeted in 24 enhance the viability of the projects.
districts.
To promote and facilitate Private
sector participation in setting up
small hydro power projects in line
with the provisions of energy policy
Provision of special
2003 of U.P. incentivesmall
Govt. Identified will be
made
hydro by the projects
power State Government
shall be on
case to case
advertised inbasis
orderfor
to such
seek solar
bids from
farms where many power plants
private entrepreneurs desirous to set
based
up such onprojects.
solar energy areshall
Bidders installed
be
and the total
assessed investment
for pre is more
qualification based
than
on preRs.500crores.
determined attributes and
only qualified bidders shall be
considered for allotment of SHP
sites. However setting up of new
SHP projects in private sector shall
abide by the provisions of Indian
electricity act. 2003 and shall also
be fully consistent with the
provisions and requirement of U.P.
Electricity regulatory commission. Projects covered under this Policy
may not involve cheapest form of
generating energy. However,
keeping their environment friendly
Green Fund: In order to finance All risks,the
nature, costs, and
State efforts
would encourage
various initiatives for development associated with the availing
projects to obtain the benefits of
of RE in the carbon credits
available under the Clean
State, a Green Energy Fund shall be shall be borneMechanism
Development by the generating
(CDM).
created by the Nodal Agency. The company. Further, the entire
fund will be seeded by some initial proceeds
equity contribution by the of carbon credit from approved CDM
Government and contributions from project, if any, shall be retained by
international donor agencies. The the generating company.
Nodal Agency should use this fund
for promotion of RE which will
generate sufficient revenue to make
the fund self-sustainable. The Nodal
Agency shall also be responsible for
managing of the Green Energy.
Eighty (80)% of the penalty imposed
for violation of any statutory
clearances shall also be channelled
into the Green Fund. Moreover,
50% of the penalty imposed for not
meeting the RPO by the obligated
entities shall also be fed into the
Green Fund. Fund and will prepare
the yearly budget for utilization of
the fund.
Contact Details Last Reviewed
Ministry of New and Renewable

Energy
Block - 14, CGO Complex
Lodhi Road, New Delhi - 110 003
Indian Renewable Energy
India 25 March 2014
Development Agency (IREDA),
3rd Floor,
August Kranti Bhawan,
Ministry of New
India Habitat and Renewable
Centre, East Court 02 April 2014
Energy
Bhikaiji (MNRE)
Cama Place,
New Delhi -110 066.
SPV Division
Tel: 011 26717400011 26717400011
Ministry
Block of New26717400
14,
26717400011 and Renewable August 12, 2014
Energy
CGO011
Fax: Complex,
26717416
Lodhi Road,
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Block -14, CGO Complex
Lodhi Road, New Delhi -110 003,
Ministry
INDIA of New and Renewable 02 April 2014
Energy (MNRE)
Block 14, CGO Complex
Lodhi Road
Block NO. 14, CGO Complex, Lodi
Delhi 110003
Road,New Delhi-110
Tel: 011 2436 0707 003
Website: www.mnre.gov.in
Ministry of New & Renewable 02 April 2014

Energy,
Block No. 14, CG.O. Complex,
Lodi Road, New Delhi-11003
Ministry
India of New and Renewable
Energy
Tel: 011 2436 0707
Website:www.mnre.gov.in
Ministry
Energy
India 02 April 2014
Energy
Ministry
India of New and Renewable 02 April 2014
Energy
Tel: 011 2436 0707
(MNRE)
Lodi Road, New Delhi-110 003
Tel: 011 2436 0707011 2436 0707
Ministry of New and Renewable 02 April 2014
Energy (MNRE)
Lodi Road, New Delhi-110 003
Ministry of New
Tel: 011 2436 and Renewable
0707 02 April 2014
Energy
Website: (MNRE)
www.mnre.gov.in
Block No. 14, CGO Complex, Lodi
Road
Ministry
New Delhi of 100003
New and Renewable
Energy
Tel: 011 2436 0707
Block - 14, CGO
Website:www. Complex
mnre.gov.in
India 20 September 2013
Tel: 011 2436 0707
20 September 2013
Ministry of New and Renewable 02 April 2014

Energy (MNRE)
Block 14, CGO Complex,
Lodhi Road
New Delhi-110003 20 September 2013
Energy
Tel: 011 2436 0707 Ministry),
(Coordinating
Block-14, CGO Complex,
Website:www.mnre.gov.in
Lodhi Road,
Ministry of New003,
New Delhi-110 and Renewable July 07, 2014
Energy
India.
Block - 14,
Tel: 011 CGO Complex
24360404
Fax: 011-24361298
Ministry
Energy
Block NO. 14, CGO Complex, Lodi
India
Road, New Delhi

Energy
India
Energy
India
Energy
India
Ministry of New and Renewable July 07, 2014
Energy
India
Energy
Block-14, CGO Complex,
Lodhi Road, New Delhi- 110003
Energy
India
Energy
India August 12, 2014
Energy

Energy
India
Energy
India
New & Renewable Energy 19 September 2013

Pradesh (NREDCAP),
5-8-207/2, Pisgah Complex,
Energy Department
Nampally, December 2013
Government of Andhra
Hyderabad-500 001 Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh
Tel: 040 23202391
Fax: 040 23201666
Email: info@nedcap.gov.
Website: www.nedcap.gov.in
New & Renewable Energy 19 September 2013
Pradesh (NREDCAP),
5-8-207/2, Pisgah Complex,
Nampally,
Hyderabad-500 001
Andhra Pradesh
Tel: 040 23202391
Fax: 040 23201666
Email: info@nedcap.gov.
Arunachal Pradesh Energy 02/09/2013
Development Agency (APEDA),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Department of Power,
Assam
Itanagar-Energy Development Agency,
791 111, 24 September 2013
Government
Arunachal Pradeshof Assam,
Bigyan
Tel: 0360 Bhawan,
2212486
Near
Fax: 0360 Building,
IDBI 2216487
Bihar
ABC, Renewable
G. S. Road, Energy
http://www.arunachalpower.org.in/ 19 September 2013
Development
Guwahati- 781005 Agency (BREDA)
3rd
AssamFloor, Sone Bhavan,
'Birchand Patel Marg",
Tel: 0361-2450147, 2450646,
Chhattisgarh
Patna
2464618 - 800001 State Renewable 19 September 2013
Energy
Bihar Development Agency
Fax: 0361-2464617
(CREDA),
Tel: +91-612-2507734
Email: assamrenewable@gmail.com
Department
Fax: of Energy, Government
+91-612-2506572
Website:
Chhattisgarh
of Chhattisgarh,
Email: State Renewable
breda@breda.in
http://www.assamrenewable.org/inde 19 September 2013
Energy
2nd Development
Floor,www.breda.in
Website:
x.html Agency
CSERC building,
(CREDA),
ShantiNagar,
Department
Raipur (CG)
Chhattisgarh
of
Tel:Energy, State Renewable
Government
0771- 4019225 of 19 September 2013
Energy Development
Chhattisgarh,
Fax: 0771-4268389 Agency
(CREDA),
2nd
Email: credacg@credacg.org
Department
Floor,
Website:CSERC of Energy, Government
building,
www.credacg.com
Gujarat
ShantiNagar, Development Agency
of Energy
Chhattisgarh, 11 September 2013
4th
2nd floor,
RaipurFloor,Block
CSERC No. 11 & 12 Udyog
building,
Bhavan,
ShantiNagar,
(CG)
Sector
Raipur -11
(CG)
Tel: 0771- Gandhinagar-382 017,
4019225
Gujarat
Tel: 0771-Energy Development Agency
4019225
Fax: 0771-4268389 19 September 2013
(GEDA)
Tel
Fax: No:
Email: credacg@credacg.org23
+91-079-23257251,
0771-4268389
4th
Fax floor,
No:
Email:
Website: Block No. 11 & 12
+91-079-23257255,
credacg@credacg.org
www.credacg.com
Udyog
23247097 Bhavan
Website: www.credacg.com
Sector -11
Email: director@geda.org.in
Gandhinagar-382 017,
Web : http://geda.gujarat.gov.in/
Gujarat, India
Tel: 079-23257251, 23257252
Haryana Renewable 23247097
Fax: 079-23257255, Energy September 10,2014
Department ( HAREDA)
Email: director@geda.org.in
Akshay Urja Bhawan
Website:www.geda.gujarat.gov.in
Institutional Plot No.1
Haryana
Sector 17Renewable Energy 20 September 2013
Department
Panchkula Pin: ( HAREDA)
134109
Akshay Urja Bhawan
Tel: 0172-2587233, 2587833
Institutional Plot No.1
Fax: 0172-0172-2564433
Himachal
Sector 17 Pradesh(at)
Email: drehareda Government
gmail.com 05 September 2013
Energy
Panchkula Pin: 134109
Website:www.hareda.gov.in
Development
Tel: 0172-2587233,Agency (HIMURJA),
2587833
Block
Fax: 0172-0172-2564433
Himachal
8-A SDA
Email: Pradesh Government
Complex,
drehareda@gmail.com 05 September 2013
Energy
Kasumpti, Development
Website:www.hareda.gov.in Agency
(HIMURJA),
Shimla-
Block
171 009 8-A SDA Complex,
Kasumpti,
Tel: 0177
Shimla-
2628069171 009
Tel:
Fax:0177
01772628069
2622635
Fax:
Email:0177 2622635
himurja-hp@nic.in
Email:
Website: himurja-hp@nic.in
www.himurja.nic.in
Website: www.himurja.nic.in
Jammu and Kashmir Energy 17 September 2013
Development Agency (JAKEDA),
181, Jawahar Nagar,Near Matador
Stand,
Jammu
Srinagarand Kashmir Energy 13 September 2013
Development
Tel: 0194-2311985 Agency (JAKEDA),
181,
Email: Jawahar Nagar,Near Matador
ceojakeda2@gmail.com
Stand,
Website:
Karnataka
Srinagar Renewable Energy
www.jakeda.nic.in">www.jakeda.n 19 September 2013
Development
Tel:
ic.in0194-2311985 Ltd (KREDL)
No.39,"Shanthigruha"
Email: ceojakeda2@gmail.com
Bharath
Website:Scouts & Guides Building,
www.jakeda.nic.in
Karnataka
Palace Road, Renewable Energy 08 May 2014
Development
Bangalore-560Ltd 001.
Head Office
Tel: 080- Bangalore
22207851/
22208109.
Karnataka
#39, RenewableBharath
"Shanthigruha"
Fax:080-22257399 Energy Scouts 11 June 2014
Development
& Guides
Email: Ltd
Building, (KREDL)
kredlnce@yahoo.co.in
No.39,"Shanthigruha"
Palace
Website: www.kredl.kar.nic.in
Bharath Scouts & Guides Building,
Road, Bangalore-560001.
Palace
Director'sRoad,
Office: 0471-2329854
Bangalore-560 001.
Tel: 080- 22207851/
Website: 22208109.
http://kredlinfo.in/
Fax:080-22257399
Agency for Non-conventional
Email: kredlnce@yahoo.co.in 19 September 2013
Energy and Rural Technology
Website: www.kredl.kar.nic.in
(ANERT)
Department
Agency
of Power, for Non-conventional Energy 19 September 2013
and Rural Technology
Government of Kerala,(ANERT)
Department
Opp: of Power,
Government
Police Paradeof Kerala,
Ground,
Agency
Opp:
Thycaud for
Police Non-conventional
Parade Ground, 19 September 2013
Energy
Thycaud and Rural Technology
Thiruvananthapuram - 695 014.
(ANERT)
Thiruvananthapuram
Tel: 0471 - - 695 014.
Department
Tel: 0471 - 2338077,
2338077, 2334122, 2333124,2334122,
The
of Power, 2331803
2333124,
2331803 02 April 2014
Director
Government
Fax: 0471-2329853 of Kerala,
Opp:
Email: director@anert.in
ANERT
Police
Website: Parade Ground,
www.anert.gov.in
Madhya
ThycaudPradesh Urja Vikash Nigam 19 September 2013
Limited,
PMG
Thiruvananthapuram - 695 014.
Urja
-Tel:
Law Bhawan,
College
0471 - Link
RoadRoad
No-2,
2338077, 2334122, 2333124,
Madhya
Shivaji
Vikas
2331803 Pradesh Urja Vikash
Nagar, 19 September 2013
Nigam
Bhopal.
Bhavan Limited
(MP)
P.O.
Fax: 0471-2329853 (MPUVNL)
Urja
Tel: Bhawan,
0755- Link
2556566 Road
Email: director@anert.in
No-2,
Email: cmpuvn@bsnl.in
Thiruvananthapuram
Website: www.anert.gov.in
Madhya
Shivaji
Website: Pradesh
Nagar,
695 033. Urja Vikash
www.mprenewable.nic.in 19 September 2013
Nigam
Bhopal. Limited,
(MP)
Director's
Urja
Tel: Bhawan,
0755-
Office: Link Road
2556566
0471-2329854, 0471-
No-2,
2329854,0471-2329854,0471-
Shivaji
Website:
2329854 Nagar,
www.mprenewable.nic.in
Bhopal. (MP)
Tel: 0755- 2556566
Email:
director(a)anert.in
Website: www.mprenewable.nic.in
Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikash Nigam 04 September 2013
Limited,
Urja Bhawan, Link Road No-2,
Shivaji Nagar,
Maharashtra
Bhopal. (MP) Energy Development 19 September 2013
Agency
Tel: 0755- 2556566
MHADA Commercial Complex, II
floor,
Website: www.mprenewable.nic.in
Maharashtra Energy
Opp: Tridal Nagar, Development
Yerwada 19 September 2013
Agency
PUNE - 411 006 (Maharashtra)
MHADA Commercial Complex,
Tel: 91-020-26614393 II
/ 26614403
floor,
FAX: 91-020-26615031
Manipur
Opp: Renewable
Email:Tridal Energy
Nagar, Yerwada
www.mahaurja.com 03 September 2013
Development
PUNE - 411 006 Agency (MANIREDA),
(Maharashtra)
SAI
Tel: Complex Takyel, / 26614403
91-020-26614393
Imphal 795001,
FAX: 91-020-26615031
Meghalaya
Manipur. Non-Conventional and
Email: dg@mahaurja.com 20 September 2013
Rural Energy Development Agency,
Website: www.manireda.com
www.mahaurja.com
Near BSF Camp,
P.O. Mawpat,
Odisha Renewable Energy
Shillong-793012 19 September 2013
Development
Tel: 0364-2537343Agency,
S-59,
Email:Mancheshwar Industrial Estate,
mnreda_shg@bsnl.in
Nayapalli,
Website: www.mnreda.gov.in
Punjab Energy Development Agency
Bhubaneswar, 19 September 2013
(PEDA)
Orissa 751001.
Solar Passive Complex,
Tel: 0674-2588260
Plot. no. 1www.oredaodisha.com
Website: & 2,
Sector-33D,
Chandigarh-160020
Tel: 0172-2663382,28
Fax: 0172-2662865
Email: directorpeda@gov.in 19 September 2013
Corporation Limited
Website: www.peda.gov.in
E-166, Yudhishthir Marg,
C-Scheme,
Rajasthan
Jaipur-302005Renewable Energy 19 September 2013
Corporation Limited
Tel: 0141-2225859/2225859
E-166, Yudhishthir Marg, C-Scheme,
Fax:0141-2226028
Jaipur-302005
Website: www .rrecl.com
Tel: 0141-2225859/2225859
Corporation Limited
Fax: 0141-2226028
E-166, Yudhishthir Marg, C-Scheme,
Email : rrec_jai@yahoo.co.in
Jaipur-302005
Website: www.rrecl.com
Tamil Nadu Energy Development
Tel: 0141-2225859/2225859 11 June 2014
Agency (TEDA)
Fax: 0141-2226028
E.V.K
Email:Sampath Maaligai,
rrec_jai@yahoo.co.in
5thfloor, No.68,
Website: www.rrecl.com
Tamil Nadu
College Energy Development
Road, 19 September 2013
Agency (TEDA)
Chennai-600 006
E.V.K Sampath
Tel: 044 Maaligai,
2822 4830, 2823 6592
5thfloor,
Fax: No.68,
044 2822 2971
College
Email: Road,
info@teda.in
Chennai-600 006
Website: www.teda.in
Tel: 044 2822 4830, 2823 6592
Fax: 044 2822 2971
Email: info@teda.in
Website: www.teda.in
Uttar Pradesh New and 19 September 2013
Renewable Energy Development
Agency(UPNEDA),
Vibhuti Khand,
Uttar
GomtiPradesh
Nagar, New and Renewable 19 September 2013
Energy
Lucknow Development
- 226010
Agency(UPNEDA),
Tel: 0522-2720829, 2720652,
Vibhuti Khand,
Fax: 0522-2720779
Gomti Nagar,
Email : nedaup@dataone.in,
Lucknow - 226010
compneda@rediffmail.com
Tel: 0522-2720829,
Website 2720652,
: http://neda.up.nic.in
Fax: 0522-2720779
Email : nedaup@dataone.in,
compneda@rediffmail.com
Website : http://neda.up.nic.in
Uttarakhand Renewable Energy 05 September 2013
Development Agency (UREDA),
Energy Park Campus,
Industrial Area,
Uttarakhand
Patel Nagar, Renewable Energy 05 September 2013
Development Agency (UREDA),
Dehradun - 248001,
Energy Park Campus,
Uttarakhand
Industrial
Tel: 0135- Area, Patel2521387,
2521553, Nagar,
West Bengal
Dehradun - Renewable
248001,
Fax: 0135- 2521386 Energy 20 September 2013
Development
Uttarakhand Agency
Email: it.uredahq@gmail.com,
Bikalpa
Tel: 0135-Shakti Bhawan,
2521553,
cpo.uredahq@gmail.com 2521387
Plot
Fax: No. J-1/10,
0135- Sector
2521386 V,
Website: www.ureda.uk.gov.in
EP & GP
Email: Block,
it.uredahq@gmail.com,
Salt Lake Electronics Complex,
cpo.uredahq@gmail.com
Kolkata
Website: www.ureda.uk.gov.in
Tel: 033-2357-5038/ 5348,
Fax: 033 2357 5037
Website: www.wbreda.org

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