Business
trend
India
has been achieving dramatic economic growth these days, and power demand in
India will supposedly increase three times in 2030 over the level in 2005. The Indian
government is promoting the national policy to introduce photovoltaic
generation of 20 gigwatts by 2022. Responding to this national policy, New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NIDO) decided to
conduct a field test of a large-scale photovoltaic generation system in the
Neemrana Industrial Park in the western part of India. The industrial park is
the strategic point in the Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC). The
memorandum on the field test was exchanged between NIDO and the development
corporation of the DMIC.
NEDO
will install a photovoltaic generation system with an output of 6 megawatts and
construct a microgrid system combined with diesel electric power generation to
realize constant power supply even in drought. The project cost is 4,100
million yen, of which about 2,800 million yen is borne by NIDO, and power
generation is scheduled to start by the end of next year. Currently, 14
Japanese companies are operating in the Neemrana Industrial Park, but they need
a privately owned electrical power facilities because of the unstable power
supply. A total of 34 Japanese companies already decided to construct a based
in the industrial park.
The Neemrana Industrial Park in which 14 Japanese companies are currently operating.
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