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Solar Thermal Technologies Their Prospects

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Solar Thermal Technologies Their Prospects

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    1. Solar Thermal Technologies & Their Prospects T. Ananth CEO 22nd September 2010

    2. The Different Technologies Low Temperature Heating, Cooling and ventilation Medium Temperature Solar drying, cooking & distillation High Temparature Parabolic trough Concentrator Dish Power towers Fresnel reflectors and lenses

    3. The Focus The below 800C Challenge – Solar Collectors Air heating for drying Steam generation Solar Thermal Power generation

    4. The potential of Solar Water Heaters At least 140 million Sq. Mtrs Achieved till date about 3.5 million Sq. Mtrs (about 2% of the potential) The Solar Mission announced aims to achieve 20 million Sq. mtrs by 2022. The present manufacturing capacity is about 5 lakh(0.5 million) Sq. mtrs per year

    5. Catalysts for growth Make SWH Mandatory / penalize non-users Effective Certification & Rating of manufacturers Facilitate promotion of SWH by local agencies and power utilities Support up gradation of technology and manufacturing capacities Improve sales and service networks

    6. Guidelines for Off-Grid and Decentralized Solar Applications

    7. Background For solar technology penetration in the country both at a centralized and decentralized level, these systems still require interventions to bring down costs but the key challenge is………

    8. Background ………But the key challenge is to provide an enabling framework and support for entrepreneurs to develop markets. ?????????

    9. The Focus… Only 2 paragraphs in the whole document … 3.3 states: soft loans will be made available to SME manufacturers including a component for working capital…..(at what terms?) … 4.5 states: An opportunity would be provided for young entrepreneurs to tap their creative potential as innovators……( templates would be evolved)

    10. 4. Implementation Arrangements 4.1 : Multiple Channel Partners .a) R ESCOs .b) FIs including Micro Finance Institutions as Aggregators .c) Financial Integrators .d) System Integrators .e) Programme Administrators Young innovative entrepreneurs

    11. Definition of “System Integrators” “ Are Companies/entities which would provide RE systems & services to clients including design,____, supply, integration and installation, O&M and other services” These entities may tie up with FIs…….

    12. Status of the FIs Most of the present designated Banks are either not satisfied / fed up with the present system. They are not showing the necessary interest or pro-activeness to make a difference. NABARD, NHB and SIDBI added to the list (for projects approved by PAC only)

    13. Making SWH affordable & reachable Uneven development of markets Developing State/Region specific strategies Subsidies/viability gap funding to be provided selectively Incentives to develop sales & service networks

    14. So… How do we achieve the targets ? Make mandatory rules and implement them Create Demand – start with Government & Quasi Government entities Incentives to the Industry – improve manufacturing, sales & service infrastructure Create Awareness wherever required Improve Financing mechanisms Capital Subsidy

    15. Welcome to the World of Nuetech Solar

    16. Nuetech Solar Established in 1992, is the third largest manufacturer of Solar Water Heaters Leader in both FPC and ETC segments Largest installer of ETC systems in India One of the fastest growing Companies Foraying into SPV & Air/Space heating

    17. Clean Development Mechanism First SWH company to have got a Host Country Approval from MoEF Completed the Web hosting and comments period Project under Validation The benefits will percolate to all the Stakeholders

    18. Thank You T. Ananth CEO Nuetech Solar Systems Pvt. Ltd., Bengaluru www@nuetechsolar.com ceo@nuetechsolar.com +91 99452 32138

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