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India s renewable energy push has come under strain with a 7 on year fall in solar rooftop capacity building in 2019 ending an eight year run of continuous growth in demand.
Demand is likely to fall further in 2020 owing to disruptions caused by covid 19 according to a report by consultancy firm bridge to india.
India s total installed solar capacity stood at 28 057 mw as on december 31 2018.
Further 17 658 mw is in pipeline according to analyst bridge to india bti s quarterly india solar compass report.
India is set to add renewable energy capacity of 15 860 mw in 2019 a leap of 50 on the 10 560 mw installed last year.
The indian solar rooftop market crossed 4 gw in total capacity by mar 31 2019 reaching a total of 4 375 mw according to bridge to india s bti india solar rooftop map 2019.
The quarterly market report titled india solar compass q4 2018 gives a detailed analysis of capacity addition tender.
Bridge to india is a company which conducts market research creates reports and analysis on the basis of the data collected.
Bridge to india has just completed the latest round of data compilation exercise for rooftop solar.
The country s total solar power generation capacity including 3 85 gigawatt gw rooftops stood at 28 05 gw while 17 65 gw was under implementation as on december 31 2018 according to a report by bridge to india bti.
The india solar market leaderboard 2020 report puts renew power as the top utility scale developer during 2019 while azure power owns the largest project pipeline.
This is a cause for concern for the government which has declared.
According to the india solar rooftop report 2019 the total installed capacity till 31 st march 2019 in solar is 4375 mw with the most share of industrial sector of an estimate of about 2140 mw with the highest share.
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It said that india also had a robust pipeline of utility scale projects under development of 23 7 gw at the end of 2019 with another 31 5 gw of tenders pending auction.
Around 70 10 902 mw of the new capacity will come from utility scale solar projects according to bridge to india analysts.
The lion s share of this capacity comes from the industrial segment that contributed 2 140 mw to the total while 926 mw came from the commercial segment.
1 140 mw of new capacity is estimated to have been installed in the 12 month period to june 2020 down 40 over previous year.