gujarat solar policy - summary for rooftop projects

Eligible Entity for Rooftop Solar PV Systems with Net Metering Target Tariff Incentives For Residential and Government Consumers Upto a maximum of 50% of consumer's sanctioed load Net Import: Consumer's existing tariff Net Export: Surplus generated energy shallbe purchased by the concerned DisCom at APPC rate of the year in which the SPG is commissioned. The generated energy shall be credited towards meeting the DisCom's RPO For Type 1 Consumer: Net import: Consumer's existing tariff shall apply Net Export: Surplus generated energy shall be purchased by the concerned DisCom at APPC rate of the year in which the SPG is commissioned. The generated energy shall be credited towards meeting the DisCom's RPO For Type 2 Consumer: Net import: Consumer's existing tariff shall apply Net Export: Surplus energy generated in 15minute time blocks shall be purchased by the concerned DisCom at APPC rate of the year in which the SPG is commissioned. Type 2 (a) The solar energy generated & consumed during 15minute time blocks shall be credited towards meeting the Consumer's RPO. Type 2 (b) The solar energy generated in 15minute time block shall be considered for getting RE Certificate (REC). For Industrial, Commercial and Other Consumers Type 1: Shall utilize only the 'ENERGY' attribute and not utilize the Renewable attribute for RPO or REC. Type 2 : Shall utilize both the 'ENERGY' as well as the 'RENEWABLE ATTRIBUTE' Upto a maximum of 50% of consumer's sanctioed load / Contract Demand of the Consumer i. Shall own the rooftop solar PV system; ii. Shall own oe be in legal possession of the premises including the rooftop or terrace on which the entity intends to install the PV system; iii. Shall be a Consumer of the local DisCom and the premises where the entity intends to set up the rooftop PV system shall be connected to the DisCom's Grid; iv. Shall consume all of the electricity generated from the rooftop solar PV system at the same premises. If not, relevant provisions defined in this policy shall be applicable to the generated surplus eletricity. Summary of Gujarat Solar Policy Rooftop Solar PV Systems with Net Metering

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Page 1: Gujarat Solar Policy - Summary for Rooftop Projects

Eligible Entity for Rooftop Solar PV Systems with Net Metering

Target Tariff Incentives

For Residential and Government ConsumersUpto a maximum of 50% of consumer's sanctioed load

Net Import: Consumer's existing tariffNet Export: Surplus generated energy shallbe purchased by the concerned DisCom at APPC rate of the year in which the SPG is commissioned.

The generated energy shall be credited towards meeting the DisCom's RPO

For Type 1 Consumer:Net import: Consumer's existing tariff shall applyNet Export: Surplus generated energy shall be purchased by the concerned DisCom at APPC rate of the year in which the SPG is commissioned.

The generated energy shall be credited towards meeting the DisCom's RPO

For Type 2 Consumer:Net import: Consumer's existing tariff shall applyNet Export: Surplus energy generated in 15minute time blocks shall be purchased by the concerned DisCom at APPC rate of the year in which the SPG is commissioned.

Type 2 (a) The solar energy generated & consumed during 15minute time blocks shall be credited towards meeting the Consumer's RPO.Type 2 (b) The solar energy generated in 15minute time block shall be considered for getting RE Certificate (REC).

For Industrial, Commercial and Other Consumers

Type 1: Shall utilize only the 'ENERGY' attribute and not utilize the Renewable attribute for RPO or REC.Type 2: Shall utilize both the 'ENERGY' as well as the 'RENEWABLE ATTRIBUTE'

Upto a maximum of 50% of consumer's sanctioed load / Contract Demand of the Consumer

i. Shall own the rooftop solar PV system;ii. Shall own oe be in legal possession of the premises including the rooftop or terrace on which the entity intends to install the PV system;iii. Shall be a Consumer of the local DisCom and the premises where the entity intends to set up the rooftop PV system shall be connected to the DisCom's Grid; iv. Shall consume all of the electricity generated from the rooftop solar PV system at the same premises. If not, relevant provisions defined in this policy shall be applicable to the generated surplus eletricity.

Summary of Gujarat Solar Policy Rooftop Solar PV Systems with Net Metering

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