Harnessing Solar energy, Options for India

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Annexure 3 - List of Images Solar Thermal Applications Figure 18: Thermal Applications and Working Temperatures 1. Solar collectors-Planters Energy Network http://pen.net.in/ 2. Solar water heater- Tata BP solar http://www.tatabpsolar.com/prod_gallery6.html 3. Solar box cooker-MNRE http://mnre.gov.in/solar- boxcooker.htm 4. Solar steam cookinghttp://mnre.gov.in/annualreport/2009-10EN/Chapter1/chapter1_1.htm 5. Arun solar thermal concentrator –Clique Developments Private Limited http://www.clique.in/arun.html 6. Parabolic trough- SSN research centre http://www.rc.ssn.edu.in/solarthermal.html 7. Solar dish cooker- Trans Solar Technologies http://www.transsolartechnologies.com/ 8. Scheffler community solar cooker-CSTEP Annexure 3 - List of Images CSTEP | Page 112
Annexure 4 - List of Acronyms AC ACOE AM AMC a-Si BEE BESCOM BOS BPL CCS CERC CFL CIGS CIS CPSC CPV c-Si CSP CUF DC DDG DG DISCOM DNI EMI EPI EPIA ESP ETC FAR FED FIT FPC FSI GBI GEDA GHG GW th HAREDA HIT HRD HP HT IEA IEC IREDA IRR JNNSM kW p alternating current average cost of electricity air mass annual maintenance contract amorphous silicon Bureau of Energy Efficiency Bangalore Electricity Supply Company balance of system below poverty line central charging station Central Electricity Regulatory Commission compact fluorescent lamp copper-indium-gallium-diselenide copper-indium-diselenide concentrated paraboloid solar cooking concentrator photovoltaic (technologies) crystalline silicon concentrated solar thermal power capacity utilisation factor direct current decentralised distributed generation diesel generator distribution company direct normal irradiance equal monthly installments Energy Performance Index European Photovoltaic Industry Association electric submersible pump evacuated tube collectors floor area ratio full energy delivery feed-in tariff flat plate collectors floor space index generation-based-incentive Gujarat Energy Development Authority greenhouse gas emissions gigawatt thermal Haryana Renewable Energy Development Agency heterojunction with intrinsic thin layer human resources development horse power high voltage International Energy Agency International Electrotechnical Commission Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency internal rate of return Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission kilowatt peak Annexure 4 -List of Acronyms CSTEP | Page 113
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Foreword Worship the sun god, the L
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Executive Summary The Jawaharlal Ne
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policy choices. A comparison of thi
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of PPAs need better clarity. The en
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The Indian power sector is highly d
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Introduction CSTEP | Page 26
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Factors affecting performance: Temp
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PV Capacity (MW) in 2008; however,
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Table 2: Timeline of Indian Policy
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India’s Solar-specific Policies C
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