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GoodWe brought together a distinguished panel of industry experts to discuss India’s utility scale solar trajectory in an Exclusive webinar conducted on 24th Feb’23. Titled ‘The Next Big Expansion in India’s utility Scale Solar, participating experts included Col. Narendra Verma, COO (utility Scale RE Projects) at Cleanmax, Vinay Pabba, COO at Vibrant Energy, Subrahmanyam Pulipaka, CEO, National Solar Energy Federation of India (NSEFI) and Aniket Sawant (Regional Sales and Key Accounts Manager) GoodWe, the discussion saw an informative and frank exchange of views. The session was moderated by Prasanna Singh, Co-Founder and Group Editor at SaurEnergy.
India’s utility-scale solar capacity is nudging 55 GW and is targeted to touch 240 GW under the 300 GW solar capacity scenario for 2030. With initiatives like Green Hydrogen production expected to take up a substantial amount of solar capacity, the experts urged the government to think beyond the existing numbers and be even more ambitious.
If Col. Verma expected to see an ever-growing role for artificial intelligence in the rollout and management of solar capacity, NSEFI’s Subrahmanyam was very hopeful of the co-existence of solar with agriculture, to work around the challenge of land acquisition and scarcity.Vinay Pabba of Vibrant Energy highlighted how higher demand growth has built a very strong case for renewable energy, especially solar. Making a case for a much faster scale-up to meet this incremental demand growth, Pabba stressed that this demand growth will overshadow the commitments made by India, which could be met even in a business-as-usual scenario.
GoodWe’s Sawant stressed the rising efficiency and resilience of solar plants, thanks to the progress made with inverter technology and research.
Financing for solar, other solar technologies like CSP (Concentrated Solar Power), the role of the C&I sectors in utility-scale capacity creation, the impact of perovskite technology, and challenges linked to hiring and jobs creation in the sector also came up and were discussed.
For webinar participants, the webinar provided a holistic view of the many opportunities, and challenges in the growth trajectory of utility-scale solar in India.
The webinar was sponsored by GoodWe, the global solar inverter firm which has a strong presence across India’s solar markets with a strong track record of quality projects delivered in the country.The full webinar recording will shortly be available on the SaurEnergy Youtube page.
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GoodWe is a world-leading PV inverter and energy storage solutions manufacturer and is listed as a public limited company on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (Stock Code: 688390). With an accumulative delivery of more than two million inverters and installation of 35 GW in more than 100 countries and regions, GoodWe solar inverters have been used in residential and commercial rooftops, industrial and utility scale systems and range from 0.7kW to 250kW. GoodWe has more than 4,000 employees situated in over 20 different countries and is regarded as the Global Top 3 storage inverter supplier by Wood Mackenzie in 2021.
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