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• Prominent display of Company's Logo as 'Co-Sponsor' at the main backdrop and Summit website.
• Corporate literature to be included in the delegate kit.
• 1 standee at the venue.
• 5 Complimentary Delegate passes to attend the Summit .
• Acknowledgement of support in the “Thank you panel.”
Sponsor (Rs. 2 Lac)
• Prominent display of Company's Logo as 'Sponsor' at the main backdrop and Summit website.
• Speaker slot in Inaugural Session.
• Corporate literature / brochure to be placed in the Summit head table.
• 2 standees at the venue.
• Corporate literature to be included in the delegate kit.
• 7 Complimentary Delegate passes to attend the Summit.
• Acknowledgement of support in the “Thank you panel.”
Partner (Rs. 3 Lac)
• Prominent display of Company's Logo as 'Supporter' at the main backdrop and Summit website.
• Corporate literature to be included in the delegate kit.
• 3 Complimentary Delegate passes to attend the Summit .
• Acknowledgement of support in the “Thank you panel.”
Co-Sponsor (Rs. 1 Lac)
The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India
Corporate Office: 5, Sardar Patel Marg, Chanakyapuri-110021, New Delhi - 110 021Tel: 011-46550555 • Fax: 011-23017008/9 • Email: [email protected]
Web: www.assocham.org
PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
THE ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY OF INDIA
Supported by
For Further Details, Please Contact
Mr. Narendra MishraM: 09891766968
Ms. Regina Rose XavierM: 09868220152
Ministry of New and Renewable EnergyGovernment of India
10:00am – February 8, 2017
Hotel Park Hyatt – Hyderabad (Telangana)
CONFERENCE
SOLARSOLARINVEST 2017
CONFERENCE
SOLAR 2017INVEST
Ministry of New and Renewable EnergyGovernment of India
10:00am – February 8, 2017 – Hotel Park Hyatt – Hyderabad (Telangana)
Introduction
olar power tariff have fallen below Rs. 5/kwh since SNovember 2016 as the cost of producing power
continue to decline. Solar PV tariff could reduce further
due to the innovation and research that is going on to
enhance manufacturing efficiency and plant output. India
is expected to have an annual cell module manufacturing
capacity of 5GW by 2022.
However, improving grid stability to evacuate solar power
would need large investment in utility infrastructure.
Land Acquisition, finalization of power purchase
agreement and power evacuation are the three major
risks involved with solar power projects in India.
The rooftop sector needs much stronger policy push and
the total rooftop solar addition is projected to be much
low against 40 GW target. Key challenges here are
ineffective net metering policy framework and absence of
more attractive debt financing solution.
In order to discuss the above and related issues,
ASSOCHAM is organizing “Solar Invest 2017' on 8th
February 2017 at Hotel Park Hyatt in Hyderabad.
• Rs. 2,500/- per delegate on non –
residential basis
• For three or more delegates from the
same organization, a discount of 10%
will be offered
• Cheque / DD in favour of ASSOCHAM,
New Delhi
Participation Details
Issues for Discussion
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Grid stability with increased
solar energy penetration.
Pre-commissioning risks
involved in solar project.
Credit profile of State Discoms.
Credit related issues being
faced by solar projects.
Future growth driver of solar
projects and grid parity.
Modular efficiency and tracking
Technology.
Irradiance and state policies as
regard to land prices,
evacuation, incentive etc.
Benefits of Attending
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programme of installing 100GW of Solar Power in the country by 2022.
• Sharing experiences of successful projects, the participants will be able to set the benchmark of their
performance and develop system of effective project management of solar installation.
• To discuss the support needed from concerned State Governments regarding various issues of projects.
• Know the capability of local manufacturers and suggest improvement.
• Showcase the investment potential in Solar Sector to rest of the world to achieve the target for
installation of solar power.
• Provide platform for entrepreneurs, financers, mentors and others stakeholders to engage and
collaborate across the world, to share ideas, best practices; develop solutions and partnerships that
benefit India.
• Seize meaningful networking opportunities with leading industry leaders and policy makers.
To discuss the issues and solutions concerning the implementation of Government’s ambitious
Deliverables •
• Gain the latest insight on the key policy & regulatory issues.
• Discuss innovations and developments in solar energy.
• Participate in interactive panel discussions tackling some of the most pressing issues facing the industry
• Build partnerships and identify investment opportunities.
• Seize meaningful networking opportunities with leading industry leaders and policy makers.
Access to latest information on current and future outlook of the solar energy sector.
Date, Time and Venue
Hotel Park Hyatt- Hyderabad
Date
Venue
Registration 09:30 am to 10:00 am
thWednesday the 8 February 2017