IREEED RE Policy

State
Eligible Technologies
Title
Central
Wind
Central
Solar PV
Extension of the Scheme for

continuation of Generation Based
Incentive (GBI) for Grid Interactive
Wind
Power
Projects
for the 12th
Financial
Support
for extending
Wind
subsidy for installation of 68,000

Numbers of Solar Photovoltaic lights
and
small capacity
systems through
Guidelines
for Implementation
of
Central
Central
Solar Power Project

Solar PV
Solar Thermal
Wind Resource Assessment in

Uncovered/ New Areas under NCEF
Scheme
andfor
subsequent
Guidelines
the setting up of 750
Central
MW grid connected solar PV

projects under JNNSM with Viability
Gap
Funding support
from National
Implementation
of Biomass
Gasifier
Central
Solar Power Project
based projects for Rural Areas and

Grid Connected during the
remaining
periodofofthe
theDevelopment
12th Five
Implementation
Solar PV
of Solar Cities Programme during

2013-2014 and rest of 12th Five
Year
Plan of 10,000 nos. of solar
Installation
Solar PV
photovoltaic water pumping

systems for irrigation prupose
implemented
National
Bank
Installation of through
17,500 nos.
of SPV
Solar PV
water Pumping System in Rajasthan,

Tamilnadu, Andhra Pradesh, Uttar
Pradesh,
Maharashtra,
Chhattisgarh,
Installation
of 23,500 nos.
SPV
Central
Central
Central
Central
Solar Power Project

Solar PV
Solar Thermal
power plants of 1 kWp capacity each

for Domestic household in selected
states
Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar
Mission
Central
Solar Power Project

Solar PV
Solar Thermal

Mission-Phase II
Central
Solar PV
Central
Biofuel
Localization of Solar Energy through

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

application scheme: Operational
guidelines for Grid Connected
rooftops
andOff-Grid
small solar
Scheme For
andpower plant
Decentralized Solar Cooker
Programme
Central
Small Hydro Power
Scheme to provide financial support

for identification of new potential
SHP sites
Central
Off-grid
Small Solar
Solar PV
Andhra Pradesh
Solar Power Project
Supplementary guidelines for

implementation of Solar Pumping
Programme for Irrigation and
Drinking
Water under
Off GridPolicyand
Andhra Pradesh
Solar Power
2012
Andhra Pradesh
Wind
Andhra Pradesh Wind policy
Andhra Pradesh
Solar PV
Policy on net metering for solar grid

interactive roof-top and small SPV
power plants in the State
Arunachal Pradesh
Small Hydro Power
Small Hydro Power Policy, 2007
Assam
Small Hydro Power
Policy for Small Hydro Power

Development
Bihar
Bagasse/Biomass
Bihar Policy for promotion of New
Non-Fossil Fuel Based Cogeneration and Renewable Energy Sources 2011
Small Hydro Power
Solar
Solar PV
Power Project
Chhattisgarh State Solar Energy
Policy 2012
Chattisgarh
Chattisgarh
Chattisgarh
Bagasse/Biomass
Small Hydro Power
Solar Power Project
Wind
Wind
Policy Directives on Incentives to

units generating power from nonconventional energy sources in
Chhattisgarh
Policy Promotion for Power
Generation from Wind
Gujarat
Solar PV
Solar Thermal
Solar Power Policy 2009
Gujarat
Wind
Wind Power Policy 2013
Haryana
Small Solar
Solar Power Project
Solar PV
Haryana Solar Power Policy, 2014
Haryana
Small Solar
Solar Power Project
Solar PV
Mandatory provision for SPV Power

Plant
Haryana
Policy for Promoting Generation of

Electricity through Renewable
Energy Sources
Himachal Pradesh
Municipal Solid Waste

Non-Fossil Fuel Based Cogeneration
Small Hydro Power
Solar
Small Power
Hydro Project
Power
Himachal Pradesh
Small Hydro Power
Policy for Power Generation from

Small Hydro Power Sources-up to
5MW
Jammu & Kashmir
Small Hydro Power
Policy for Development of Micro/

Mini Hydro Power Projects 2011
Jammu & Kashmir
Solar Power Project
Solar Power Policy for Jammu &

Kashmir
Karnataka
Non-Fossil Fuel Based Cogeneration Karnataka Renewable Energy Policy

Small Hydro Power
2009 to 2014
Wind
Karnataka
Solar Power Project
Solar Irrigation Pumpsets to Farmers
Karnataka
Small Solar
Solar Power Project
Solar PV
Solar
Wind Thermal
The Karnataka Solar Policy 20142021
Kerala
Kerala
Kerala
Himachal Pradesh Small Hydro

Power Policy above 5MW
Guidelines for the Development of

Wind Power in Government Lands
under Captive Power Producer (CPP)
through
Private Developers
Kerala Renewable
Energy Policy

Small Hydro Power
Solar
Small PV
Hydro Power
Kerala Small Hydro Power Policy
2012
Kerala
Solar Power Project

Solar PV
Solar Thermal
Madhya Pradesh
Kerala Solar Energy Policy 2013
Madhya Pradesh Bio-mass based

Electricity (Power) Project
Implementation Policy 2011
Madhya Pradesh
Small Hydro Power
Policy for implementation of Small

Hydel-Power based electricity
projects in Madhya Pradesh, 2011
Madhya Pradesh
Solar Power Project
Policy for the Implementation of

Solar Based Projects in Madhya
Pradesh 2012
Madhya Pradesh
Wind
Wind Power Project Policy 2012
Maharashtra
Bagasse/Biomass
Small Hydro Power
Solar Power Project
Solar
Small PV
Hydro Power
New Policy for Power Generation

from Non-conventional sources of
Energy 2008
Manipur
Small Hydro Power

Solar Power Project
Wind
State Policy on Renewable Sources
Meghalaya
Small Hydro Power

Solar Power Project
Policy for promoting generation of

Power through Non-conventional
Energy Sources for Meghalaya
Orissa

Small Hydro Power
Solar PV
Solar
Thermal
Bagasse/Biomass
Policy Guidelines on Power

Generation from Non-Conventional
Energy Sources.
Rajasthan
Wind
Policy for Promoting Generation of

Electricity from Wind
Rajasthan
Solar Power Project

Solar PV
Solar Thermal
Rajasthan Solar Energy Policy 2014
Maharashtra
Punjab
Rajasthan
State Hydel Policy For Development

Of Small Hydro Power Projects
through Private Sector Participation
New and Renewable Sources of

Energy (NRSE) Policy of Punjab Non-Fossil Fuel Based Cogeneration 2012
Small Hydro Power
Policy for promoting generation of
Electricity from Biomass 2010
Tamil Nadu
Small Solar
Solar PV
Chief Ministers Solar Rooftop

Capital Incentive Scheme
Tamil Nadu
Solar Power Project
Tamil Nadu Solar Energy Policy 2012
Uttar Pradesh
Small Hydro Power
Policy Guidelines for the

Development of Small Hydro Power
Projects
Uttar Pradesh
Solar Power Project
Solar Power Policy Uttar Pradesh

(UP) 2013
Uttar Pradesh
Small Solar
Solar PV
Uttar Pradesh Rooftop Solar

Photovoltaic Power Plant Policy,
2014
Uttarakhand
Small Hydro Power
Policy on Hydro Power Development

by Private Sector in the State of
Uttarakhand
Uttarakhand
Bagasse/Biomass
Small
Hydro Power
Bagasse/Biomass
Uttarakhand State Government

Policy for Harnessing Renewable
Energy Sources
West Bengal
West Bengal Policy on CoMunicipal Solid Waste

generation and Generation of
Non-Fossil Fuel Based Cogeneration Electricity from Renewable Sources
Small Hydro Power
of Energy,2012
Nodal Agency
Issue Date
Indian Renewable Energy

Development (IREDA)
04 sept 2013
Ministry of New and Renewable

Energy (MNRE) and National Bank
for Agricultural and Rural
Development
(NABARD)
ministry of New
and Renewable
28 February 2014
Energy
State Nodal Agencies
25 October 2013
All State Nodal Agencies / State

Nodal Departments and other
concerned implementing agencies
will
be responsible
to implement
All State
Nodal Agencies
23 January 2014
State Renewable Energy

Development Agency
27 March 2014
State Renewable Energy

Department
05 March 2014
24 January 2014
17 January 2014

11 January 2010
Energy (MNRE) Government of India
24 January 2014
Superseeded date

Energy
June 26, 2014

Energy
June 26, 2014

Energy
July 2, 2014

Energy
September 22,2014
New & Renewable Energy

26 September 2012
Development Corporation of Andhra
Pradesh (NREDCAP)
March 31, 2017
31 December 2017
April 11, 2008
Andhra Pradesh -Energy Department 25 March 2013
Arunachal Pradesh Energy

Development Agency (APEDA),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh
24/01/2008
01 March 2007
Bihar Renewable Energy

Development Agency (BREDA)
14 June 2011
Chhattisgarh Renewable Energy

Development Agency (CREDA)
24 June 2016
2012 31/03/2017
Chhattisgarh State Renewable

Energy Development Agency
(CREDA)
(CREDA)
07.08.2006
Gujarat Energy Development

Authority (GEDA)
January 06,2009
March 31,2014
Gujarat Energy Development Agency 25 July 2013

(GEDA) shall be the nodal agency for
implementation of the Wind Power
Policy
2013.Energy
The Nodal
Agency shall September 4,2014
Renewable
Department,
Govt. of Haryana
Haryana Renewable Energy
Development Agency (HAREDA)
September 3,2014

Development Agency (HAREDA)
29/03/2010
Himachal Pradesh Government

(HIMURJA),
2006, amended in January 2008
31 March 2016

(HIMURJA)
Jammu &
Kashmir Energy Development
Agency
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Jammu and
Kashmir
Energy
18/03/2013
2011
Development Agency (JAKEDA)

Karnataka Renewable Energy
Development Ltd (KREDL)
2009

Development Ltd
October 01, 2013

Development Limited (KREDL)
22 May 2014
Agency for Non-conventional Energy 06 November 2004

and Rural Technology (ANERT)
Agency for Non-conventional Energy
Agency for Non-conventional Energy 03 October 2012
2014
31 March 2021
Agency for Non-Conventional Energy 25 November 2013

Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikas Nigam
Limited (MPUVNL)
2011
Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikash Nigam 03 November 2011

Limited (MPUVNL)
Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikash Nigam
Limited
2012
Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikas Nigam

Limited (MPUVNL)
30 January 2012
Maharashtra Energy Development

Agency
14 October 2008

Agency (MEDA)
09 September2005
13 April 2013
Manipur Renewable Energy

Development Agency (MANIREDA)
Meghalaya Non-Conventional and
Rural Energy Development Agency
(MNREDA)
Orissa Renewable Energy
Development Agency (OREDA)
03 December 2005
Punjab Energy Development Agency

(PEDA) is the nodal agency for the
implementation of the NRSE Policy
on
behalf ofRenewable
the Govt. of
Punjab.
Rajasthan
Energy
26 February 2010
Corporation Limited
Rajasthan Renewable Energy
Corporation Limited
July 08,2012

Corporation Limited
October 08,2014
03 December 2015
Tamilnadu Energy Development

Agency
Tamil Nadu Energy Development
Agency (TEDA)
2012
Uttar Pradesh New and Renewable

(UPNEDA)
2013 31 March 2017
Uttar Pradesh New and Renewable

Uttarakhand Renewable Energy
Development Agency (UREDA),
Development Agency (UREDA)
01January 2008
West Bengal Green Energy

Development Corporation Limited
(WBGEDCL)
05 June 2012
Vision
Objectives
Generation
1. To broaden the investor base2. To
incentivize actual generation with
the help of a generation/outcome
based
incentive.3.
entry
The main
objectiveTo
of facilitate
the project
is
to provide clean and better light to
individual households in rural, semiurban and urban areas where the
i) To enable scaling up of size of

750 MW
projects thereby leading to
economies of scale of projects under
JNNSM;\\nii) To facilitate speedier
The Goal of the program is to

promote the use of Renewable
Energy in Urban Areas by providing
support to the Municipal
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
The Policy aims at mainstreaming of

biofuels and, therefore, envisions a
central role for it in the energy and
transportation sectors of the
To ensure that a minimum level of

biofuels become readily available in
the market to meet the demand at
any given time. An indicative target
1.To encourage, develop and

promote solar power generation in
the State with
a view to meet the growing demand
Net metering facility to be provided

to the consumers to generate solar
power for self-consumption and
feeding
excess
powerprivate
into the grid Maximum Capacity is 25 MW.
This policy
envisages
participation in development of
small hydro projects with certain
attractive incentives. Apart from
1.To encourage, develop and

promote solar power generation in
the State
2. To enhance private sector
To create conditions conducive for

the involvement of private sector or
public
private sector participation in
The main objective of this policy is

to attract investors for the
development of the states water
resources
antargets
environment
friendly
1. To meetinthe
set under
To harness Green and clean

Renewable Energy Sources in the
state for environment benefits and
Energy

Mission (JNNSM)\n2. Promotion of
R&D
and facilitation
of technology
1. Development,
propagation
and
promotion of Renewable Energy
sources and Technologies.
2.
Development
of Eco-friendly
The
state has around
18 lakh
4200 MW from all RE sources

identified under this policy
irrigation Pumpsets and there is

demand for more. These sets
consume
a large
amountofofminimum
To add solar
generation
2000 MW by 2021 in a phased
manner by creating a favourable
industrial
atmosphere.
To translate
This part of
the guidelines
addresses CPPs (Developer) can undertake
the development of wind power in wind power projects such that the
Government lands under CPP
total installed capacity from the
category
throughpropagation
private
project(s) will not exceed the
1.Development,
and
promotion of Non-conventional
Energy sources.
2.Exploitation
Natural resources
1.Enhance the of
contribution
of
environmentally benign natural
resources to the socioeconomic
development of the State and to
This Policy sets a goal of

commissioning 150 MW additional
capacity from Small Hydro Power
Projects by 2017 through private
Mainstream the use of solar energy

in the energy mix of Kerala in an
inclusive manner to ensure optimal
usage of the available solar potential
i. Increase the installed capacity of

the solar sector in the State to
500MW by 2017 and 2500 MW by
2030; \\\\\\\\nii. Contribute to long
1.To promote pollution free small

hydel power generating projects
with private sector participation\n2.
To
clearly
defineparticipation
the incentives
1.To
encourage
of and
Private Sector to set up Solar Power
based projects in the State.
2. To define the incentives and
1.To harness the green power with

the help of private sector.
2.To create suitable environment for
attracting
private
sector generation
investment
With a view
to promote
of grid grade power through NonConventional Energy Sources in the
context of non pollution renewable
1.Protecting the Environment

2. Generation of employment in
large scale
3.Generation of Grid-quality power
The State of Rajasthan is poised to

establish itself as a leader in solar
power generation
and a pioneer in providing energy
1.10000-12000 MW capacity in next

10-12 years; Grid Parity in 7-8 years
2.Promoting solar manufacturing
capabilities through fiscal incentives;
1.To achieve energy security.

2. To reduce carbon emissions.
3. To project Tamil Nadu as a Solar
Hub.
With a view to maximize the
utilization of small hydro power
potential, a
policy
has beengeneration
formulated
to use of
1.To promote
and
clean and green power in the State
by harnessing solar energy.
2. To put in place an appropriate
To create conditions conducive to

Private Sector/Community
Participation in power projects
based
on RE Sources
in the State. In
The objective
of the Renewable
Energy Policy for this State is to
promote and facilitate the growth of
generation of electricity from
Grid Connected
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
To ramp up capacity of gridconnected solar power generation

to 1000 MW within three years by
2013
Grid Connected Utility Scale - 1600

MW; Grid Connected roof top 400
MW
GoMP will promote setting up of

Solar Power projects for direct sale
to MP Discoms/MP Power
Management Company Ltd. The
Wind-2000 MW Cogeneration1000MW Biomass-400 MW SHP100 MW
600 MW by 2017
5 MW - MNRE
1500 MW
500 MW by March 2017
20 MW
500 MW
RE non Solar
Unlimited
Preferential Tariff
The electricity generated from the

WTGs commissioned from
8.08.2012, may be sold to GUVNL
and / or any Distribution Licensee
NA
Unlimited
At mutually agreed rates
Capacity target and Pe

Third Party Sale
Sale through REC
Captive Use
The State will promote Solar Power

Developers to set up Solar Power
Plants for sale of power to 3rd
party/States other than Andhra
The State will promote Solar Power The State will promote Solar Power
Plants for sale through RE (Solar)
Plants for captive use
Certificate mechanism. The Solar
500-1000 MW
For grid connected projects, there is

no capacity limit for sale through
REC . As per the Madhya Pradesh
Electricity Regulatory Commission
Unlimited
1150 MW
acity target and Period

Rooftop PV and Small Solar Competitive Bidding
Solar Power Plants along with Solar PV
HAREDA shall invite proposals from

IPPs through competitive bidding
route and the IPPs will be asked to
offer their most competitive rate on
Selection of projects to sell power to

DISCOMs will be through tariff based
competitive bidding process
1) 2013-14- 300MW 2) 2014-15400MW 3) 2015-16- 500 MW

50 MW
550 MW
200 MW
350 MW
SPV
Installation of 68,000 SPVs
No specific details on Capacity

Installed
Target type
capacity
Minimum 5MW
500 MW by 2017 and 2500 MW by

2030
500 MW/Year
Solar Thermal
Solar RPO
Others
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 achieve 15 million sq. meters

To ramp up capacity up to 3000 MW To deploy 20 million solar lighting
solar thermal collector area by 2017 by 2017 through the mandatory use systems for rural areas by 2022.
and 20 million by 2022.
of the renewable purchase
obligation by utilities backed with a
Minimum 5MW
400 Nos. of Solar irrigation

pumpsets
Off grid applications
To promote programmes for solar

off grid applications reaching 1000
MW by 2017 and 2000 MW by 2022
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
Renewable Energy Certificate (REC)

mechanism promotes trading of
solar power to meet solar purchase
obligations (SPO). All the obligated
Sale to Discom
Offtake arrangement
Sale to Third party /outside state
Sale to Captive
If the Open Access is granted to any

developer, they shall pay the
applicable Open Access charges and
losses as approved by Andhra
The IPP /Users society can contract

to sell power to to the Assam State
Electricity Board (ASEB)/Successor
Company will be mutually
The developer under IPP/MPP/CPP

category may be allowed after prior
approval of the Government to sell
power
statecan
of contract
The IPPoutside
/Users the
society
to sell power to any consumer
outside the state,
This policy will promote sale of

power to DISCOM to fulfill
Renewable Purchase Obligation
(RPO)
The project developer may sell to

If power is less than 1 MW. Captive
third party/utilize generated power use is permitted
at the place of generation or at any
other
place
forpromote
the captive
The state
will
Solaruse,
Power The state will promote Solar Power
developers to set up solar power
developers to set up solar power
plants for captive use or sale of
plants for captive use or sale of
power to third party or other states power to third party or other states
As per the state electricity board

decided tariff

decided tariff

decided tariff
1. The wheeling of electricity

generated from the Wind Power
Generators, to the desired
location(s) within the State, shall be
Sale at the tariff to be determined

by the Jammu & Kashmir State
(JKSERC)
The power generated from Solar
Power Project can be sold to
Distribution Companies. Tariff will
be determined by J&K Electricity
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
The Wind Power Projects availing

open access for third party sale shall
be liable to pay open access charges
and losses as applicable to normal
Wheeling of power to consumption

site at 66 KV voltage level and
above. The wheeling of electricity
generated from the Wind Power
Licensee/ Utilities will undertake to

transmit on its grid the power
generated by power producers using
non-conventional energy sources as
Licensee/ Utilities will undertake to

transmit on its grid the power
generated by power producers using
non-conventional energy sources as
IPP shall be required to pay the

open access charges, T&D losses as
per the regulations of the regulator.
Power Project can be sold to any
third party within or outside the
state.Tariff will be determined by

Power Project can be availed for
captive use
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
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
upDiscom
by Maharashtra
Canthe
berate
soldfixed
to any
within
Can be sold to any third
State
party/trading company within State
Mutually settled price
Energy from the Project, not utilised

during the year by the Developer for
his captive use will be treated as
sold to GRIDCO/ DISTCOS at the
Through preferential tariff
RPO as per Orders of RERC
Sale as per Agreement with

DISCOM/ RVPN
Yes
RPO as per Orders of Rajasthan

(RERC)RERC
Competitive Bidding and REC
Sale as per Agreement with

DISCOM/ RVPN
NA
Power can be sold to Uttar Pradesh Solar Power Developers who want
Power Corporation Limited (UPPCL) to set up projects under this policy
through competitive bidding
and do not want to sign a PPA with
distribution utility of UPPCL and
ment
Power Purchase Agreement Sale to State Electricity BoardNo specific details on Offtake type
The sale of electricity by power

producers of Energy supply
company will be governed by the
power purchase agreement
KSEB will have the first right to

purchase the energy, if any,
generated by the CPP over their
captive consumption requirement at
KSEB and eligible producers under

this policy, intending to sell power
to KSEB/to wheel/ to bank will enter
into a Power Purchase Agreement The State Transmission Utility /
Kerala State Electricity Board shall
have the first right of purchase the
power generated by IPPs and
KSEB will have first right of refusal

for the power from the plants
established in private lands /
premises, except in cases of
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
Power Purchase Agreement (PPA)

with the Licensees to be approved
by Orissa Electricity Regulatory
Commission (OERC)
Yes
Yes
The Power Department Government

of Manipur will purchase electricity
offered by the developer as a
minimum rate of Rs. 2.25/- unit,
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
Others
Generating Company
State Electricity Board
GENCO will determine the

specifications of the evacuation
facilities required, including the
interconnection point and voltage
ASEB will determine the

facilities required, including the
interconnection point and voltage
KSEB/ STU will carry out upkeep and

maintenance of pooling substation
and evacuation line upto KSEB
interconnection
point. The
Kerala State Electricity
Board will
undertake to augment the substation capacity at its cost to receive
the
generated
by the eligible
Any power
modification
/ upgradation
of
the substation of the KSEB, which
draws power from the project and
line strengthening beyond inter-
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
Gr
TRANSMISSION SYSTEM ANDDeveloper-Interfacing
EVACUATION
arrangements
Developer
with costing to be developed an
The maintenance of Transmission

system upto the inter-connection
point shall be the responsibility of
the Project Developer. The entire
The Project Developer may,

however, shift interconnection point
closer to his project if 33 kV
substation comes closer to project
The responsibility of getting

connectivity with the transmission
system owned by the STU / CTU or
any other transmission utility, as
Power producer will bear the

wheeling and transmission losses as
per actual.
The Power generated from a solar

power project shall be injected as
per grid code to the nearest
substation of CG
grid interfacing will be as per the

state electricity board
The sale of power from such

generation project to the grid or
using the greed for wheeling of
power the third parties will require
. Wheeling through CSEB
Transmission related activities
Developer shall tie up with

HPSEB/PGCIL for arrangements of a
suitable integrated transmission
system at mutually agreed wheeling
The Project Developer shall make

arrangements for evacuation of
power from the Project to the
Board's/PGCIL's
Sub-station
Interfacing including
transformers,
panels, kiosks, protection, metering,
H.T. Lines from 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
necessary steps to facilitate
synchronization with the successor
company to match the existing local
KSEB/ STU will provide its surplus

transmission capacity available with
it for wheeling power from the wind
generating station to their captive
Necessary main and check meters

having import-export registering
facility and allied equipments as
prescribed
KSEB/ STU
shall be
Interfacing,by
including
transformers,
panels, kiosk protection, metering,
HT lines from points of generation
to
the nearest
HT linetransformers,
etc. as well as
Interfacing
including
panels, protection, metering, as well
as maintenance shall be undertaken
by developer as per the specification
The Developer shall construct and

maintain the tie lines/ evacuation
lines up to the pooling substation, at
their own cost.
Plants requiring grid connectivity

shall make application to the utility
as per the standards in place and the
utility shall provide connectivity if
Interfacing arrangements, including

the transformer panels, protection,
metering etc., from the point of
view
of generation
nearest
The developer
shallto
bethe
responsible
Developers will install metering
for laying of power evacuation line equipments at their own cost as per
from generating station to the
specifications and provisions of
nearest
substation
or
Interfacing
arrangements,
including MPERC Regulations on metering and
the transformer panels, protection,
metering etc., from the point of
generation to the nearest sub-
Interfacing, including transformers,

panels, kiosk, protection metering
High Transmission (HT) lines from
the
points ofincluding
generation
to the
Interfacing,
transformers,
Developer can establish operate &

maintain a generaing power plant
without any licensee if the project is
approved Government of
panels kiosk, protection metering,

HT lines from the points of
generation
to therequired
nearest to
HTconnect
lines
Grid Interfacing,
Two separate meters, one for the

receipt of power to the grid and
another for release from the grid,
will
be installed
the HT
by
A Developer
mayonutilize
theside
Power
the generating units, will have to be

constructed by the
Developers/Promoters,
all at theirof
Interfacing, including installation
generated through the Power Plant

for Captive use at the place of
generation
or open
access to seek
If power is not
sold to
transformers, panels, kiosks,

protection and metering equipment
on LT/ HT side of the generating
PSPCL/LICENSEE on Preferential
tariff on long term basis then
developer
required
to lay its
Developer shall
shall be
develop
& maintain
the Grid Code. Grid Connectivity
charges shall be paid to the
DISCOM/RVPN
within 3 months
Interfacing arrangements
with of
costing to be developed and
maintained
The grid connectivity and associated

evacuation facilities from the solar
power plant substation/switchyard
to distribution/transmission system
The infrastructure and facilities of

UPCL will be made available to all
IPPs for wheeling the generated
energy.
The IPP shall be responsible for

laying lines for connectivity to the
nearest grid substation at the
appropriate voltage, which will
Interfacing equipments, including

transformers, panels, kiosks,
protection metering, as well as their
maintenance will be undertaken by
Grid Interfacing
Transmission Company
Distribution Company
Transmission & Distribution Augmenta

substation of CG
Evacuation facility from the Solar

Substation to the Gujarat Energy
Transmission Corporation (GETCO)
shall be approved by GETCO after

substation of CG
The metering point shall be at the

66 kV pooling substation located at
the Wind farm site and
Interconnection point shall be the
As per Haryana State Electricity

regulatory Commission (HERC)
The infrastructural facilities of TU, as

available, will be provided to IPPs
for wheeling and transmitting the
generated energy.
For supply of balance power (other

than committed power to J&K), the
State Transmission/Distribution
networks of
Karnataka Power Transmission

Company Limited will undertake the
augmentation of transmission lines
and lying of new lines and receiving
KSEB shall initially bear the

expenditure for erection of hightension sub stations and
transmission infrastructure. ANERT
Specifications for the grid interfacing

shall be provided by Madhya
Pradesh Power Transmission
Company
Limited
(MPPTCL)
The Madhya
Pradesh
Power and /or All officials of the
Transmission Company Limited
MPPTCL/respective Distribution
(MPPTCL) and /or the concerned
Company shall be given access by
Distribution
in the state of the developer to inspect the meters.
SpecificationCompany
for the transmission
The developer shall be free to

construct his own dedicated
transmission lines from the point of
generation
to consumption
point.
MPPTCL and/or
the concerned
lines will be given by Madhya

Pradesh Power Transmission
Company
Limited
(MPPTCL) and
The evacuation
arrangement
will/or
be
construct his own dedicated

transmission/distribution lines from
the point of generation to
with Maharashtra State Electricity

Transmission Company Limited
(MSETCL) after commissioning
Distribution Company will undertake

the augmentation of sub-station(s),
if
required.
The
developer shall be free to
As per dispensation emerging from

the tariff and procurement process
determination exercise initiated by
MERC.
Power Department, Government of
Manipur will undertake to transmit
on its grid the power generated by
eligible producer and make it
The meters and metering boxes will

be sealed by the The State
Transmission utility. The State
Transmission utility will undertake GRIDCO/DISTCOS may also maintain
the same by mutual agreement on
payment of annual charges as per
the rules and regulations of
The PSPCL/LICENSEE/PSTCL will
Punjab State Power Corporation
undertake to transmit/wheel the
(PSPCL/LICENSEE) shall provide
surplus power through its grid, and
jumpers at the interconnection
make
available will
to the
producer
for
point
as definedshall
in applicable
Powerit Producer
terminate
their
RVPN/DISCOM
provide the
33kV power evacuation feeder to

inter-connection facility one month
nearby RVPN's 132/33kV or
before scheduled COD
220/132/33kV
GSSthe
or location
any other
RVPN will finalize
of the Sale of Power through REC will takes
receiving substation in consultation palce through PPA executed
with RERC
between Developer/Power producer
and the Discom
transmission line shall be

constructed by the STU or Discom,
whoever owns the feed in
substation.
The UPCL will determine the

facilities required, including the interconnection
and voltage
UPCL/PTCULpoint
will undertake
toand
transmit through its grid the power
generated and make it available to
the
producer for
captive
use or third
Maintenance
of the
evacuation
system will be carried out by the
transmission/distribution licensee at
charges to be decided by the
The responsibility of getting

connectivity with the transmission
system owned by the Discom/STU
will lie with the Project Developer.
For evacuating energy from the

generation site, requisite network of
transmission/ distribution lines
would be provided by Uttarakhand
Costing
Open Access for Third Party Sale

No specific details on Grid Interface
Borne by the developer
Renewable Energy Project

Developers will bear the cost of
transmission lines from the project
site to the substation as per grid
The Developer shall pay 50% of their

share towards the cost of
establishment of pooling substation
and evacuation line from the pooling
The developer shall arrange on his

own for Ability Based Tariff metering
on his own expenses for which
suitable
and metering
In case themeter
developer
sells power to
Third Party Consumers/ Licensee
distributor/ Power Trading Company
then
it shall be shall
bound
payment
The Developer
befor
responsible
for payment of all wheeling and
transmission charges to the
MPPTCL/respective Distribution
Cost to be paid by developer/power

producer to RVPN/Discom for civil
works and cost on its
interconnection with electrical
Capacity in MW
Completion Time
Time Schedule/Penalty Provisions

Penalty
1 year is the time period for the

installation of the SPVs
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
18 months
25 MW
18 months from date of signing of

the MoA, the agreement shall stand
automatically terminated. Upfront
payment
shall
befrom
forfeited
because
36 months
from
the date
of
receipt of all statutory approvals and
clearances 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
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 MW48
17 months
months for PV and 24 months for
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
Thermal
36 months
Should be completed within 24

months of the approval
INR 100000/MW
15 months
INR 500000/MW
Upto 10 MW
Upto 10 MW for Solar PV
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.
Automatic cancellation of the

allotment of the site, and forfeiture
of upfront premium amounts. No
compensation would be payable to
y Provisions
Extension Period
No specific details on PenaltyOpen

type 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
There shall be no open access

charges for solar projects for
wheeling the power within the state
If there is a delay in completion of

post registration activities within the
stipulated timeline and the cause of
delay is beyond the control of the
More than 9 months delay
9 to 15 months delay
Open access charges shall be

payable according to the Open
Access Regulations, Tariff
Regulations and Co-generation &
Other
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
Grid Connectivity & Evacuation

Energy
facility
Banking facility
Energy banking facility is allowed at

mutually agreed terms and
wherever required approval of
appropriate regulatory commission
In case the Commercial Operation of

the Project is achieved prior to the
Scheduled Commercial Operation
Date (COD), the quantum of free
Net metering facility will be

extended to Solar power systems
installed on commercial
establishments and individual
The banking facility shall be allowed

for a period of one year by the
Licensee/ Utilities free of cost.
However, withdrawal of banked
Contract Demand reduction: The

Industrial units which are the
consumers of MP State Electricity
Board/Subsequent Company, shall
Contract demand reduction: The

Industrial Consumers opting to buy
power from Solar Power Project
under category II and III shall be
PSPCL/LICENSEE/PSTCL will provide

facility of irrevocable and revolving,
Letter of Credit issued by any
nationalized bank. The amount of
KSEB shall create necessary

evacuation facility beyond the
pooling station for the projects with
capacity less than or equal to
The private developer shall not be

required to obtain Government
permission for the right of way for
construction of transmission line
The host and obligated distribution

utilities shall provide revolving
Letter of Credit from a nationalized
bank as a payment security
Additional benefits under Central

Identification
Government
andand
assistance
Respective
for
Loans
selection
State
asgovernment
perof
MNRE
sites and State Governm
As biofuels are derived from

renewable biomass resources they
will be eligible for various fiscal
incentives and concessions available
All New and Renewable Energy

projects will be entitles for benefits,
available as notified from time to
time, under the policies of the
BREDA/Bihar State Hydro Power

Corporation (BSHPC) will provide
necessary information and
assistance regarding identification
Loans as per guidelines and

incentives or schemes of the
Government of India and or
Government of Bihar, India
The projects under this policy will be

eligible for all incentives by MNRE
and the State Government
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
Indiaberegarding
The beneficiaryOfshall
free to
select any Solar Irrigation Pumpset
of their choice from the
empanelled suppliers and then

incentives allowed by
MNRE/Government of India for
detailed survey & investigation
For the promotion of development

of small Hydro Power (Up to 25
MW), various incentives/financial
assistances
are announced
from
All the incentives
provided under
the Uttar Pradesh State Industrial
Policy,2012 will be applicable on the
power plants based on solar energy.

incentives allowed by the Ministry of
New and Renewable
Energy/Government Of India
Permission to use water from RPO

canal or river
Energy Cess
In case of power generation from

mini/micro/small hydel schemes,
project developer shall be allowed
to use canal waterfall or river
The state Government is committed

to procure & utilize the Renewable
Energy power as required and
determined by Government of
All distribution licensees and KSEB

shall follow the renewable energy
purchase obligation as decided by
the Kerala State Electricity
The RPO will be as per the West

Bengal Electricity Regulatory
Commission (Co-generation and
Generation of Electricity from
Industrial Grant
Electricity Duty
Wheeling and Transmission Charges
All Solar Power projects will be

exempted from paying Electricity
Duty for captive consumption and
third party sale within the state.
There will be no wheeling and

transmission charges for wheeling of
power generated from the Solar
Power Projects , to the desired
Transmission system: The State

Transmission Utility (STU) and the
prospective developer shall enter
into a proper

New and Renewable Energy projects
shall be exempted from electricity
duty.
Wheeling and Transmission charges
for sale will be as per Chhattisgarh
(CSERC) charges
Electricity generated from non-
As per the industrial policies of

Chhattisgarh State
conventional energy sources sold to

third party or consumed by the
party itself will be exempted from
Electricity generated from the SPP 2% of the energy fed to the grid till
and used for self consumption/ sale the charge is determined by Gujarat
to third party/sale to licensees shall Electricity Regulatory Commission
be exempted from payment of

Wind turbine generator/s shall be
exempted from payment of
Electricity Duty, in accordance with
All new projects will be treated as

Industry in terms of Industrial
Policy , 2005 and all the incentives
available to new projects will be
Non-conventional energy sources

power generation and its sale to the
Licensee/ Utilities or third party or
for its captive use shall be exempted
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
Generation of electricity from

Renewable Energy Sources will be
treated as Industry under the
provisions of the Industrial policy
All new projects producing power

from Renewable Energy Sources is
to be given industry status. Eligible
producers generating electricity
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 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
him forascaptive
Wheelingto
charges
per theuse
rateor
fixed by KSERC from time to time
will be levied from the developer.
T&D losses in the Transmission &
The energy generated from the

Wheeling charges and T&D losses
plants under this policy shall be fully will not be applicable for the Captive
exempted from the Electricity duty. Solar generators within the state
Projects under this policy shall
Exempted from electricity duty for a
receive the status of industry and
period of 10 years from the date of
shall be eligible for all the incentives commissioning of the project.
under
theimplemented
Industrial Promotion
Projects
under this
Wheeling charges would be

provided by the MP Power
Transmission Company Limited as
decided
MPpower
Electricity
In case ofbythe
salesRegulatory
to third
policy shall receive the status of

industry and shall be eligible for all
the
provided
under
The incentives
Solar projects
implemented
party MPPTCL or related State

Distribution Company shall facilitate
wheeling
power at
the
Facility ofof
wheeling
will
berates
available
All Solar power projects (including

under this Solar Policy will have the captive units) will be eligible for
status of industry and will be eligible exemption from payment of
for
all benefits
under Industrial
electricity
and cess for
period
Projects
implemented
under this
For captiveduty
consumption
anda third
policy shall receive the status of
party sale the installed project shall
industry and shall be eligible for all be entitled to receive exemption
the incentives provided under
from
Electricity
Duty &
for
Powerpayment
used forofcaptive
purpose
to all solar power projects through

Madhya Pradesh Power
Transmission
Ltd within
Sale of powerCompany
to Third party
the State, the related Distribution
Company shall avail a wheeling
grant at the rate of 4.0 percent from
third party sale will not be levied

with electricity duty for 10 years
Eligible producers generating

electricity from Non-Conventional
Energy Sources will be treated as
eligible industry under the schemes
CPPs shall be exempted from

Electricity Duty on the self
consumption of electricity only for
first
five yearsof
after
commissioning if
Consumption
electricity
generated by eligible producer for
its captive use or for sale to a
nominated
third
party will be
Consumption
of electricity
generated by eligible producer for
its captive use or upon sale to a
nominated
third
party will Power
be
A power plant
Generating
All projects developed under this

policy will be treated as industry in
terms of industrial policy of the
state
Yes and all the incentives available
No transmission charges shall be

from 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
100% Electricity
Dutyindustrial
for powerunit. of commissioning.
consumed from state licensee
during construction and testing of
the
project shall
be waived.
Consumption
of electricity
Yes
generated by Power Producers for

its captive use will be exempted
from
Yes Electricity Duty @ 50% for a
Yes
Yes
Yes
Exemption from electricity tax to the

extent of 100% of electricity
generated from solar power used
for
selfgeneration
consumption/sale
to utility
Power
from small
hydro
The wheeling charges for wheeling

of power generated from the Solar
Power Projects, to the desired
locations for captive use/third party
power project shall be exempted

from electricity duty.
Projects allotted before the date of

publication of this Policy in the
official Gazette shall continue to be
governed by the policy under which
Wheeling charges for wheeling the

generated energy to third party
consumers or outside the State will
be as determined by the Electricity
Banking Charges
Incentives
Demand Cut exemption
Water availability for power
Banking of 100% of energy shall be

permitted from January to
December of that year. There will be
no banking for energy produced
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
Exemption from demand cut upto

50% of the installed capacity of Solar
Power Generators (SPGs)
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
The projects awarded under this

policy shall be exempted from the
Water user charges for a period of
Facility for banking for captive
Exemption from demand cut to the 10 years from the Commercial
use/third party sale shall be
extent of 50% of the installed
provided for a period of two months capacity of SPPs assigned for
captive
useof
purpose
shall
The banking facility for the power
Exemption
demand
cutbe
to allowed
the
generated shall be allowed as
determined by KERC from time to
capacity assigned for captive use
time for the energy banked with the purpose, will be allowed.
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
permit
banking
facility
during a financial year subject to
availability of Grid and the rights for
banking the energy with the KSEB
As no permanent water extraction

from water courses is envisaged in
Small Hydro Power Projects, such
projects shall not attract levy of
Conditional Banking facility shall be

available to captive generators after
considering system constraints.
Banking is allowed for of 100 % of

energy in each financial year at the
rate of 2.0 % of the banked energy
as
banking
fees toofthe
concerned
Banking
of 100%
energy
in every
Developer shall be permitted to use

water at the prevailing rates of
Narmada Valley Development
Authority
or at the
determined
No water rates
shallrates
be payable
for
water consumption by small hydel
power projects. This exemption shall
be applicable only when there is no
financial year
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
The eligible producers will be

allowed to use water for power
generation, wherever possible. The
cost of modification(s) required, if
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
The Power Producer shall be

allowed to use water from sources
of Water Resource Department
subject to the availability of water
Yes
The banking charges for wheeling of

power generated from the Solar
Power Projects, to the desired
locations for captive use/third party
Developers can avail of the facility of

banking of energy within fixed
period spans of 2 months, which
would
be specified
thefacility
standard
UPCL would
extendinthe
of
Banking to the developers at
mutually agreed terms.
Exemption of demand cut to the
capacity assigned for captive use
purpose will be allowed subject to
Land Allotment
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
Zero import duty on capital

equipment, raw materials and excise
duty exemption on solar
manufacturing materials. Low
Subsidies and grants, may be

considered upon merit for new and
second generation feedstocks;
advanced technologies and
Cross subsidy surcharge shall not be

applicable for Open Access obtained
for third party sale within the state
subject to the industries maintaining
The State Government shall

facilitate in obtaining subsidies, tax
concession etc. as may be available
from the Central Government for
No entry tax will be levied by the
State Government on Power
Generation and Transmission
equipments
onRenewable
building
Entry tax on except
New and
Land will be made available by the

State Government on obtaining all
statutory clearances
Cross subsidy charges shall not be

subject to the industries maintaining
Cross subsidy surcharge shall not be

Energy sources devices and or

equipment and or machinery shall
be exempted.
Wheeling of wind energy for third

party sale and captive use shall be
exempted from cross subsidy
charge.
The Govt. land if required, for Power

Projects shall be allotted on lease
for 40 years @ premium of Rs. 1 per
sq.
m.Government
However, in land
case ifofrequired
non
If the
3% interest subsidy shall be payable

on the working capital facilities
available from the commercial banks
to IPPs for a period of 5 years
No entry tax will be levied by the

state Govt. on Power
generation/transmission equipment
and building material used for
would be acquired by JAKEDA for

the developer and would be leased
out
at a certain
rent/premium
Karnataka
Renewable
Energy as per
Development Limited will sublease
the the developed lands to the
Renewable Energy developers for a
Renewable Energy equipment and

materials shall be exempted from
Entry Tax /Octroi.
4% subsidy shall be provided for the The equipments procured before

wheeling charges for a period of 10 the commissioning of the biomass
years.
power project will be exempted
from
All theentry tax
equipments/plants/machinaries
brought into the state for use in the
small
hydel power
projects shall
The equipments
purchased
for be
installation of Solar power plants
under the policy shall be exempted
from VAT and entry tax
Encouragement to cooperative
sector: a subsidy of 11% of the total
share capital of the project shall be
paid
from
Greenwill
Energy
Fund for up
the
Capital
subsidy
be applicable
100% refund of Octroi Tax / Entry

Tax for equipments of Wind Power
Project will be made through Green
Energy
Fund by MEDA.
Yes
to 5 MW Capacity Small Hydro

Projects based on Kolhapur type
weir waterfall run of the river. Up to
The Government land required for

Biomass Power Plant shall be
allotted to Power Producer at
concessional rates of 10% of DLC
Yes
Octroi on NRSE fuels to be used for

energy generation and NRSE
devices/equipment/machinery for
NRSE Power Projects shall be fully
The necessary land for setting up

the small hydro power projects with
sub station shall be acquired by the
state government and transferred to
In case of power generation from

Municipal Solid Waste, if
Government land (belonging to
Urban Local Bodies/Panchayats) is
The State Government will levy no

entry tax on power generation,
transmission equipment and
building material for projects.
Stamp Duty and Registration Tax

charges
Exemption
No specific details on Incentive type
The State Government shall

facilitate in obtaining subsidies, tax
concession etc. as may be available
from
Central
1.For the
project
uptoGovernment
5 MW, therefor
will
be no royalty, provided entire
energy generated is sold within the
state of Assam. 2. For above 5 MW,
Local area development will be

exempted on plant, machinery,
equipment that has been capitalized
in view of the provisions of section
1.Mortgage deed in favour of the

financing institutions required to be
signed by the promoters shall be
exempted from payment of stamp
The various agreements executed by

the Renewable Energy project
developers with different
departments of Government
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
sugar
factory installs
Baggase Based 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 inwill
thisbe
respect
by
Eligible Producer
eligible
for Sales Tax/ VAT deferment/
remission under the provision of
schemes
notified
in decision
this respect
by
In pursuance
of the
taken
100% exemption from payment of

fee and stamp duty for
registration/lease deed charges for
the land required for the project.
by all the States and Union

Territories regarding reforms in
Sales Tax, the Government have
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
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
Solar Park
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
Yes
Yes
VAT Refund
Royalty
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
VAT for all the equipments/material

required for solar power projects
included in the list Notified by
energy department shall be entitled
Royalty on water usage in shape of

free power to the State from the
Small Hydel Projects having installed
capacity
upto
is waived
Royalty @
12%(5.00MW),
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
The equipments purchased for

installation of Solar power plants
under the policy shall be exempted
from
VAT and
entry
Exemption
from
VATtax
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
To promo the usage /generation

from NRSE, manufacturing & sale of
NRSE devices/systems, and
equipments / machinery required
On all projects governed by this

policy, royalty payment for the first
15 years of operation would be
exempted
in alland
cases
of sale
of
In Micro, Mini
other
RE projects
governed by this Policy, no royalty
payment would be charged. In Small
Hydro projects governed by this
Single Window Clearance

Security Package/Letter of Credit
Government Land

Pradesh (NREDCAP)
A High Level Selection Committee

comprising of subject specialists will
examine the proposals of the
prospective developers and submit
Nodal Agency (CREDA) will act as a

single window clearance for Solar
power projects
Government land in the industrial

area, if available and identified by
the developer, may be leased in
accordance with Government of
Land would be leased out to the

party, keeping in view their
minimum requirement, by Industries
Department
Govt.byofthe
Chhattisgarh,
The land owned
Government
will be given to the developer for 30
years or period of project whichGujarat Energy Development Agency ever is earlier. The government land
(GEDA) and Gujarat Power
Corporation Limited (GPCL)
Requires approval from

Coordination Committee
HAREDA would act as a single

window clearing Agency for all
Renewable Energy Power Projects
for facilitating necessary clearances
The State Govt. will acquire land if

necessary at the cost of
Independent Power Producers (IPP)
if a request to that effect is made.
JAKEDA

will
be the
Nodal Agency
Jammu
& Kashmir
Energyfor <font
Development Agency (JAKEDA)
A State Level Empowered
Committee with the Chief Secretary
Government Of Karnataka as
Chairman will provide single window
The barren Government lands,

reserved, as per the industrial
planning for industrial use, at
declared Renewable Energy sites,
KREDL will be the nodal agency for

facilitating and implementing
this\\npolicy.
KSEB is to provide facilities of an

irrevocable, divisible, revolving and
confirmed stand by Letter of Credit
by any Nationalised Bank. The
Central Clearance Agency :An

appraisal committee with
representatives from ANERT, KSEB,
Power Department (Government of
Government land will be licensed to

CPPs on payment of a licensing fee
for the development of wind power
for a period of 20 (twenty) years
KSEB shall be the single window

service provider for grid connected
support.
Department shall take the

possession of land belonging to
Water resources department or
other
departments
of State
There other
shall be
a set of qualification
MPUVNL would provide the single

window clearance for the projects
under this policy.
criteria fixed by the GoMP for the

prospective Developers proposing to
develop
projects
government
Permission
to useon
the
land shall be
provided for establishing aerogenerator on the basis of footprints,
approach
road
up to for
theindustrial
aeroBarren land
suitable
activities would be granted by Govt
of Maharashtra for 30 years lease
period
charged
per for
thethe
prime
Land lease
charges
GoMWRD

Development Agency (MANIREDA) is
a State Nodal Agency
for
developing
and promoting and
NonMeghalaya
Non-Conventional
land at the rate of Rs.1/kW of

installed capacity/ Year with 5% hike
every year.
Rural Energy Development Agency

(MNREDA), as a state nodal agency
for developing and promoting used
Setting up of NRSE projects involves

sanctions/clearances from a number
of Government
Agencies/Departments.
The State
RREC- All necessary approvals;
Govt Land
facilitation of loans grants; Land
allotment; selection of bididng
process;
with Govt and Land will be allotted at a
RajasthanCoordination
Renewable Energy
Corporation Ltd- All necessary
approvals; facilitation of loans
grants;
Land
allotment;
selection of
RREC- All
necessary
approvals;
concessional rate of 10% of the DLC

rate. Maximum land available is
5hect/MW
security deposit
Reservationwith
and aAllotment
of Govt.of
facilitation of loans grants; Land

land as per the provisions of
allotment; selection of bidding
Rajasthan Land Revenue (Allotment
process; Coordination with Govt and of Land for setting up of Power plant
Various statutory clearances that

are essential for the development
and
commissioning of Solar Energy
Nodal Agency will act as single

window clearance for Solar Power
Projects. Nodal Agency will ensure
that all relevant government orders
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
Setting up of RE projects involves

sanctions/clearances from a number
of Government Agencies/
Departments.
The will
State
The Nodal Agency
act as a Single The permission for use of
Window for obtaining assistance
Government land will be given for
from all line Departments. The
30 years or the project life
Nodal Agency will clearly identify
whichever is less. Vested land will be
Private Land
Land Allotment
Project developer will procureNo
land
specific details on Land Type
The land required for construction

of the project and other allied
infrastructures, as may be applied by
the developer, shall be acquired and
The project developer may purchase

private land 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
use
ofbe
thecarried
land.
1.Acquisition
offor
land
will
out as per the ideal rehabilitation
policy under land acquisition act of
the State Government.2. ) If
Wind Turbine Generators (WTGs)
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)
The prime responsibility for

identifying the land for renewable
energy shall be with the developer.
Government shall endeavor to
Any Developer willing to establish

power generation projects based on
Solar Energy (Solar PV/Solar
thermal) on private land under this
Can be purchased from the Khatedar

as per Ceiling Act 1973. 10%
conversion charge from private to
industrial
land
hascapacities
to be paidfor
Ceiling of 50
MW
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
Inprinciple Clearance
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.
National Biofuel Coordination

Committee: The Committee would
meet periodically to provide overall
coordination, effective end-to-end
Minimum Support Price (MSP) for

oilseeds should be announced and
implemented with a provision for its
periodic revision so as to ensure a
Carbon financing opportunities

would also be explored on account
of avoidance of CO2 emissions
through plantations and use of
1. Principal Secretary, Energy

Department
2. Principal Secretary, Industries and
CIP
The State Government shall allow to

the extent of 50% share of Carbon
Credit benefit as may be available
from Carbon Trading under CDM.
Empowere Committee comprising of solar parks and rooftop solar power

Principal Secretary,Director-CREDA projects would be encouraged
etc
GEDA & GPCL
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
Projectv Approval Committee under

the chairmanship of Administrative
Secretary , Science & Technology
Department.
Allotment Committee: A committee In order to facilitate Renewable
under the Chairmanship of Principal Energy project financing and Energy
Secretary, Energy Department will Conservation and Efficiency
consider for allotment of capacity of measures Green Energy Fund
Central Clearing Agency
1.Fluorescent and Compact

Fluorescent Lamps (CFL) are made
mandatory in all new Hospitals,
Hotels, Government Offices and
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
Karnataka
Renewable
Energy
Development Limited will facilitate
to avail CDM benefits in case of
Renewable Energy projects and
Project Clearance and

Implementation Board (PCIB): This
board will deal with the cases
related
to the difficulties
Project Clearance
and in the
Implementation Board (PCIB): The
cases relating to removal of
difficulties coming in the way of
Developers shall receive the carbon

credit benefits as per the guidelines
of Madhya Pradesh Electricity
Regulatory
Commission
Carbon credits
or any other similar
Promotion of Solar Technology

Parks: The state would take
appropriate steps to set up solar
parks to promote investment in
incentives which are available for

such small\nhydel power projects
shall be made available to the
Carbon credits or any other similar

incentives which are available for
such wind power projects shall be
made available to the developer as
State Developer Advisory Council:

State Level Advisory Council (SLAC)
headed by the Chief Secretary as
Chairman
andAdvisory
Chairman
of
A State Level
Council
will
be constituted to monitor the
process of generation of electricity
through Non-Conventional Sources
Empowered Committee of
Administrative Secretaries for
according statutory and nonstatutory
NRSE
State Levelclearances
ScreeningofCommittee
State Level Screening Committee
State Level Screening Committee
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
NA capacity; Promotion of Solar
The Solar Power Producer will pass
benefits of CDM to the distribution
licensee with whom PPA has been
signed as per appropriate
Empowered Committee: An
Empowered Committee under the
Chairmanship of the Honourable
Minister for Electricity will accord
Development of Solar Parks: Utility

scale solar parks may comprise 250
MW in sizes of 1 to 5 MW, 600 MW
in
of 5 to
10facilitate
MW andPrivate
650 MW
Tosizes
promote
and
The promoter can trade the

Certificates to the SPO consumers
within the
regulated price band as dictated by
sector participation in setting up

small hydro power projects in line
the provisions
energy will
policy
Empowered committee constituted with
Provision
of special of
incentive
be
will oversee the overall
made by the State Government on
implementation of this scheme and case to case basis for such solar
shall be empowered to issue any
farms where many power plants
Empowered Committee of
Administrative Secretaries if formed
for approvals/ clearances
Single Window Empowered
Committee: The
clearances/approvals, which are not
accorded within the specified
Projects covered under this Policy

may not involve cheapest form of
generating energy. However,
keeping
All risks, their
costs,environment
and efforts friendly
Green Fund: In order to finance

various initiatives for development associated with the availing of
of RE in the
carbon credits
State, a Green Energy Fund shall be shall be borne by the generating
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SPV
Division
Ministry
of New and Renewable
Energy
August 12, 2014

Energy (MNRE)
Block 14, CGO Complex
Lodhi
Road
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of New & Renewable
02 April 2014
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Renewable
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(MNRE)
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14,of
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New
and Renewable
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of New
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and Renewable
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Energy (MNRE)
Block No. 14, CGO Complex, Lodi
Road
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Energy (MNRE)
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Road
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Energy (Coordinating Ministry),
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of New
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Energy

19 September 2013
Pradesh (NREDCAP),
5-8-207/2,
Pisgah Complex,
Energy Department
December 2013
Government of Andhra Pradesh
19 September 2013
Pradesh (NREDCAP),
5-8-207/2,
Pisgah Complex,
Arunachal Pradesh
Energy
02/09/2013
Development Agency (APEDA),
Government of Arunachal Pradesh,
Department
Power,
Assam EnergyofDevelopment
Agency, 24 September 2013
Government of Assam,
Bigyan Bhawan,
Near
Building,
Bihar IDBI
Renewable
Energy
19 September 2013
Development Agency (BREDA)

3rd Floor, Sone Bhavan,
'Birchand
Patel
Marg",
Chhattisgarh
State
Renewable
19 September 2013
(CREDA),
Department
Energy,
Government 19 September 2013
Chhattisgarhof
State
Renewable
(CREDA),
Department
19 September 2013
(CREDA),
Department
of Energy,
Government
Gujarat Energy
Development
Agency 11 September 2013
4th floor, Block No. 11 & 12 Udyog
Bhavan,
Sector -11 Gandhinagar-382 017,
Gujarat Energy Development Agency 19 September 2013

(GEDA)
4th floor, Block No. 11 & 12
Udyog Bhavan

Department ( HAREDA)
Akshay Urja Bhawan
Institutional
Plot No.1
Haryana Renewable
Energy
September 10,2014
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Department ( HAREDA)
Akshay Urja Bhawan
Institutional
Plot No.1
Himachal Pradesh
Government
05 September 2013
Energy
Development Agency (HIMURJA),
Block
05 September 2013

(HIMURJA),
Block
8-A
SDA
Complex,
Jammu
and
Kashmir
Energy
17 September 2013
Development Agency (JAKEDA),

181, Jawahar Nagar,Near Matador
Stand,
Jammu and Kashmir Energy
13 September 2013
Development Agency (JAKEDA),

181, Jawahar Nagar,Near Matador
Stand,
19 September 2013

No.39,"Shanthigruha"
Bharath
Scouts
& Guides
Building,
Karnataka
Renewable
Energy
08 May 2014
Development Ltd
Head Office Bangalore
No.39,"Shanthigruha"
Bharath
Scouts
& Guides Building,
Agency for
Non-conventional
11 June 2014
19 September 2013
Energy and Rural Technology

(ANERT)
Department
Agency for Non-conventional Energy 19 September 2013
Department of Power,
Government
of Kerala,
Agency for Non-conventional
19 September 2013
Energy and Rural Technology
(ANERT)
Department
The
Director
02 April 2014
ANERT
Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikash Nigam 19 September 2013
Limited,
Urja Bhawan, Link Road
No-2,
Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikash
19 September 2013
Nigam Limited (MPUVNL)
No-2,
Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikash
19 September 2013
Nigam Limited,
No-2,
Madhya Pradesh Urja Vikash Nigam 04 September 2013
Limited,
Urja Bhawan, Link Road No-2,
Shivaji
Nagar,Energy Development 19 September 2013
Maharashtra
Agency
MHADA Commercial Complex, II
floor,
19 September 2013
Agency
MHADA Commercial Complex, II
floor,
03 September 2013
Development Agency (MANIREDA),
SAI Complex Takyel,
Imphal
795001,
Meghalaya
Non-Conventional and 20 September 2013
Rural Energy Development Agency,
Near BSF Camp,
P.O.
Mawpat,
Odisha
Renewable Energy
19 September 2013
Development Agency,
S-59, Mancheshwar Industrial
Estate,
Punjab Energy Development Agency 19 September 2013
(PEDA)
Solar Passive Complex,
Plot.
no. 1 &
2,
Rajasthan
Renewable
Energy
19 September 2013
Corporation Limited
E-166, Yudhishthir Marg,
C-Scheme,
Corporation Limited
E-166, Yudhishthir Marg, C-Scheme,
Jaipur-302005
Corporation Limited
E-166, Yudhishthir Marg, C-Scheme,
Jaipur-302005
19 September 2013
Tamil Nadu Energy Development

Agency (TEDA)
E.V.K Sampath Maaligai,
5thfloor,
No.68,
Tamil
Nadu
Energy Development
11 June 2014
19 September 2013
Agency (TEDA)
E.V.K Sampath Maaligai,
5thfloor,
No.68,
Uttar
Pradesh
New and
19 September 2013
Renewable Energy Development

Agency(UPNEDA),
Vibhuti
Khand,New and Renewable
Uttar Pradesh
19 September 2013
Energy Development
Agency(UPNEDA),
Vibhuti Khand,

Energy Park Campus,
Industrial Area,
Uttarakhand
Renewable Energy
Energy Park Campus,
Industrial
Area,
Patel Nagar,
West Bengal
Renewable
Energy
Development Agency
Bikalpa Shakti Bhawan,
Plot No. J-1/10, Sector V,
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