Solar Energy Corp. of India (SECI) has started accepting applications from solar power producers under the second phase of its production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme, which has spent around $2.4 billion.
November 22, 2022 Emiliano Bellini
From pv magazine of india
Solar Energy Corp. of India Ltd (SECI) has started accepting applications for incentives from solar manufacturers to set up gigawatt-scale manufacturing facilities for high-efficiency solar modules in India under the second phase of the PLI scheme.
Manufacturers setting up any PV-related manufacturing facilities will be eligible to apply for incentives. However, they will have to develop facilities that meet the minimum production capacity requirements and minimum standards for performance of the solar cells and modules.
They can bid on any of three integration categories: poly-module, ingot-to-wafer-to-module, and cells and modules. Manufacturers must submit single bids for the establishment of generation facilities with a capacity of at least 1 GW (1 GW each for all individual phases included in their bid).
“The maximum capacity to be awarded to a bidder under the PLI scheme, i.e. the maximum capacity that will be eligible for the PLI grant, will be 50% of the capacity to be installed by the bidder,” the tender said. document. “This awarded maximum bid capacity includes any capacity awarded as per Letter of Award issued by IREDA under Tranche-I of PLI scheme.”
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