India's coal-fired power generation is increasingly being squeezed out of the market by cheaper renewable energy sources such as solar energy, and India's coal industry is in trouble. The cause of the problems encountered by Indian coal power is mainly economic, not policy. Off grid solar power systems energy can be provided in the power purchase agreement at Rs. 3 (4.2 cents) per kWh, while existing coal-fired plants generate electricity at Rs. 4 per kWh and new coal power plants Between 5 and 6 rupees per kWh.
Because renewable energy has lower operating costs, it will also squeeze coal power's market share in operations. Therefore, the current utilization rate of coal power units in India is about 52% -55%, which is far lower than the economically reasonable level at the time of design. According to data compiled by the Global Energy Monitor, India's new coal-fired power generation in the 7 years from 2010 to 2016 was 106 GW, with an average of 15.2 GW per year. Since then, the growth rate of coal power installations has slowed down, increasing by 8.9 gigawatts in 2017, 8.4 gigawatts in 2018, and 8.2 gigawatts in 2019.
Although India still has about 36 GW of coal-fired generating units under construction, it will be put into operation within the next 10 years, and the new generation may drop below 5 GW per year. It is worth noting that the vast majority of coal-fired units under construction are constructed by the state-owned power generation company NTPC, funded by state-owned banks, and the private sector has withdrawn from new coal-fired power generation investments.
Of course, it is certain that the surge in renewable energy does not mean that Indian coal is dying. Even optimistic forecasts for renewable energy sources indicate that coal power generation will still account for about half of India's power generation by 2030.
-
10kw Home Solar System-Trinidad and TobagoAre you tired of constantly worrying about rising electricity bills ? Look no further! Our solar power systems are the perfect solution for you. Just ask our satisfied customer from Trinidad and Tobago, who recently purc
Do you like ?0
Read more -
Village in the mountains with solar system“We have to go back and forth several hundred meters to fetch water from the mountain every day,” a villager told us. "Our village has been living in the mountains for generations. Travel is not that convenient, and water and electricity
Do you like ?0
Read more -
100KW Commercial Solar Power Will Be Soon In Nigeria HotelDavid, a Nigerian resident living in Guangzhou, China, has become a true "China expert" after spending 20 years in the country. His family in Nigeria operates 15 hotels, and David is responsible for procu
Do you like ?0
Read more -
Let factories use electricity for freeThe Philippines has abundant sunshine, and the solar system can start generating electricity at 6.30 in the morning and stop generating electricity at around 17.30 in the afternoon. The peak power generation is between 10.00 and 15.00. A cus
Do you like ?0
Read more -
5KW Off-grid Solar Setup In Congo HospitalWith Mars solar off-grid solar setup, a hospital from democratic republic of the Congo now harnessing the power of the sun to run medical appliances. Here are some highlights of Mars off-grid solar system's fun
Do you like ?0
Read more -
Mars Half-Cell Solar Panel Vs Another Half-Cell Solar PanelTOPCon half-cell solar panels have the following features: 1. High efficiency: TOPCon’s silicon wafer efficiency can reach up to 25.2%, which is 2% higher than other solar panels. It is expected that by the second half of 2023, TOPCon can reach 26
Do you like ?0
Read more