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In the era of top world leader denying global warming, PM Modi has turned out to be outstanding in terms of resetting goals for attaining sustainable future.If you look at the targets set by the Modi government in order to protect the environment, they may seem unrealistic or over-ambitious. But even if 60–75% of the target is achieved by the deadline, the feat achieved will be extraordinary even by the standards of developed nations.Lets have a look at the goals set by Modi govt and how much of it has been achieved.Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission / National Solar MissionLaunched by Manmohan Singh govt, this mission had a target to achieve 20 GW of solar power by 2022. In the first union budget of Modi govt, he revised the target to 100 GW of solar power by 2022. India stands with 23 GW of solar power, as of June 2018 when total solar power generation all over the world is around 303 GW. So Modi govt aims to go from negligible to about 12-15% of the world total solar power generation in just 7 years. Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission - WikipediaLets track the progress.IST-Magazine India Sets Year-on-Year Targets to Reach Ambitious 2022 Solar GoalThis is the projected installation of solar power. As of now India is lagging behind the target of per year installation of solar plants. It was expected to reach 32 GW of solar power by 2018 but has reached 23 GW. https://mnre.gov.in/physical-progress-achievements20 GW solar capacity target achieved 4 years ahead; 2022 new goal stepped up by 5 timesSolar power in India - WikipediaIMO, India will achieve the target sometime around 2023–24 as the growth acceleration has slowed down due to safeguard duties on imports of solar modules from China & Malaysia. India may miss 100GW solar power target by 2022: ReportInternational Solar AllianceWhen was the last time you heard that an international organisation has headquarters in India?Well the ISA is the brainchild of PM Modi to form an alliance within countries which lie between Tropic of Cancer & Tropic of Capricorn to work together for efficient exploitation of solar energy. As of now 121 countries have joined the initiative. Its headquarter has to come up in Gurgaon, Haryana. International Solar Alliance - Wikipedia40% of total power generation from renewables by 2022The Government of India had set a target of 175 GW renewable power installed capacity by the end of 2022. This includes 60 GW from wind power, 100 GW from solar power, 10 GW from biomass power and 5 GW from small hydro power.A new dawn in Renewable Energy- India attains 4th position in global wind power installed capacity;Tracking the progress, we around 70 GW currently.Renewable energy in India - WikipediaWhat’s more impressive is govt is confident of overachieving the target and has instead set eyes towards 225 GW by 2022 from renewables.Government eyes 225 GW renewable energy by 2022India to achieve 175 GW installed renewable energy target before 2022: GovtIndia Increases Its Massive 2022 Renewable Energy Target By 28%Cancellation of coal based thermal power plantsIndia has cancelled several planned thermal power plants which is in line with the Paris Climate Agreement in 2015.India just cancelled 14 huge coal-fired power stations as solar energy prices hit record lowIndia tops list of scrapped coal projects in pipeline since 2010: StudySwachh Bharat MissionYou cannot just label the initiative as either success or failure. In some areas it has shown tremendous success, while others have stayed more or less the same. But the initiative has seen massive rise in terms of toilet constructions all over the nation (at many places the toilets are only on paper while physically they are damaged and unusable by the public).As of September 2018, more than 8 crores toilets have been constructed under Swachh Bharat mission and even if 50% of them are being used, it can bring a big change.https://sbm.gov.in/sbmdashboard/IHHL.aspxUnder Swachh Bharat scheme, many cities have picked up the cleaning campaign very well and are doing great. Many still lag behind and are still the same.India to abolish all single-use plastic by 2022Most recently, PM Modi pledged to eliminate the usage of single-used plastic by 2022. There is no tracker currently available to follow up what work has been done yet but the message is quite clear to the world.India will abolish all single-use plastic by 2022, vows Narendra ModiSwitch to 100% Electric Vehicles by 2030I really tried to look at the target, the current work, infrastructure and policies and by no means I could imagine even half of the target achievable. Even a quarter of it seems very distant by today’s scenario. Even the govt finally woke up and revised the target in March, 2018. Government finally wakes up: Sets a realistic goal of 30% electric vehicles by 2030 from existing 100% targetThe government really has to work and create a realistic roadmap for the switch to electric vehicles. One key point favoring India in terms of electric vehicles is the source of electricity. By the time electric vehicles will become a norm in India, about 50% of the nation’s electricity will be generated from renewable sources. Thus India will bypass the problem that developed nations are currently facing i.e. burning more coal instead of oil with electric vehicles.You can love him or hate him, but you simply cannot ignore him. You can come up with many name changing schemes by the Modi govt but you cannot simply take away the credit of working towards renewable energy by the Modi government.Also, the news of UN choosing PM Modi for the Champion of the Earth award is not a WhatsApp forward, in case you were wondering.

1.SELCO - Selco Solar India -SELCO India has played an instrumental role in improving living standards of poor households in rural India especially in the state of Karnataka through solar energy based interventions and low smoke cook stovesSELCO India has been awarded the prestigious Ashden Awards (also known as the Green Oscars) twice, in years 2005 and 2007. SELCO India was founded in 1995 by Dr.Harish Hande an alumnus of IIT Kharagpur with INR 15,000 funding from its co-founder Mr. Neville Williams. SELCO India has installed solar light systems in 125,000 houses and plans to aims to reach over 200,000 households by 2014.2.Husk Power Systems -HPS provides end-to-end renewable energy solutions by installing 25-kW to 100-kW ‘mini power plants’ and then wiring villages and hamlets of up to 4000 inhabitants to deliver electricity on a pay-for-use basis.HPS uses a biomass gasification based proprietary electricity generation process, that generates electricity using 100% producer gas based system (“single fuel mode”).HPS distributes electricity directly to households and small businesses while keeping costs low by running insulated wires along bamboo poles to subscribing households, businesses and farms.HPS Total Landed Cost of Installation < $1,300 per kW *Operational Cost is < $0.15/kWh3.Azure Power -Azure Power, a leader in the Indian Solar Industry, has been at the forefront of developments in the sector since its inception in 2007. Azure Power is driving India’s economic development by delivering lowest cost [clean energy] to communities, governments, and commercial customers throughout India.Azure Power has continuously demonstrated its cost leadership and drive towards grid parity for solar power in India. The Company has several projects operating under various policies for grid connected, rooftops and off-grid systems in the country and has invested significant capital in its power plants in India.4.Mera Gao Power -Mera Gao Power builds, owns, and operates micro grids in Uttar Pradesh, India serving off-grid villages with high quality, dependable lighting and mobile phone charging services. MGP’s unique model is able to provide service to a typical hamlet for $1,000, making its lowest cost design the first commercially viable micro grid targeted at the rural poor!5.ONergy -Started by Vinay Jaju , Ekta Kothari and Piyush Jaju ONergy is a Renewable Energy venture passionately committed to sustainability and equity – providing complete energy solutions to BoP in rural India – using appropriate renewable technologies. They started in 2009 from West Bengal and have recently been exploring opportunities in neighboring states.6.D-Light - www.dlightdesign.comStarted by Stanford grads Sam Goldman and Ned Tozun in 2007 with a seed capital of $250,000 they won in a business plan compeition, D-Light has come a long way. They have designed various solar products starting from as less as Rs. 500. They have two distribution model one NGO grant based and second in open market.7.Aurore - Auroville Renewable EnergyAurore was one of the first organisations in India to actively start installing and studying renewable energy systems, in particular solar, in the early 80s. The first projects were implemented at its home base, Auroville, where Aurore's first major venture was the installation of 132 solar pumping systems in the community during 1993-94.This was followed in 1997 by another large project -the 36.6. kWp Matrimandir solar power plant, the largest of its kind in South India at the time.8.D.E.S.I. Power -Decentralised Energy Systems (India) Pvt. Ltd., more commonly known as DESI Power, is an independent rural power producer involved in and committed to socio-economic development of villages through provision of electricity and energy services with a mission to reduce endemic rural poverty through local job creation and assured income generation.It was jointly promoted by DASAG Energy Engineering Ltd., Switzerland and Development Alternatives, New Delhi and was registered as a private limited company under the company act and was established in 1996.9.Gram Power -It is an energy technology company founded in 2010 out of University of California Berkeley The company provides cutting edge Smart Grid technologies to address the electrification challenges in developing nations. Its founders are Yashraj Khaitan (an Indian), and Jacob Dickinson (an American), engineering graduates of University of California, Berkeley, who are being mentored by Eric Brewer, a vice-president of infrastructure at Google and a professor at Berkeley. They set up India's first Solar Powered Smart Microgrid in the Rajasthan hamlet of Khareda Lakshmipura in March 2012, providing energy for lights, buttermilk machines, televisions and fans.10.Naturetech Infrastructure Private Limited -Naturetech Infra is an Innovative Social Enterprise in the business of supply of electricity in rural UP by tapping Solar Energy most cost effectively for the benefit of households, micro enterprises,Educational and Financial Institutions, Commercial Establishments etc. suffering from energy scarcity in rural UP. Our model of rural electrification is most robust, highly sustainable, scalable & reliable and can be replicated anywhere in India or outside India.11.Thrive® Solar Energy Private Limited -Having identified energy as a basic human right,THRIVE an NGO founded in 2001 by Ranganayakulu Bodavala, a Harvard alumnus and public health management specialist, developed a series of solar LED home lights by combining the concepts of energy efficiency and renewable energy. It has collaborated with World Bank and UNO in spreading the concept to the tribal and rural populations in many Asian and African countries. Thrive Energy evolved from the technology innovations of the NGO - THRIVE. In the absence of a committed manufacturing partner for its innovative rural lighting efforts, THRIVE started its own solar technology division.12.Green Light Planet -Founded by Anish Thakkar and Mayank Sekhsaria in 2008 , Greenlight Planet is combining cutting-edge technology with innovative distribution networks to commercialize low-power LED lanterns.13.Gram Oorja -Gram Oorja, focuses on renewable energy solutions for rural and small-scale applications.It believes that rural energy needs can be fulfilled from local resources. This will lower the dependence of rural India on the large centralized power systems making them self sufficient with respect to their own electricity needs.14. Saran Renewable Energies - Welcome to saranrenew.com ::Saran Renewable Energy Pvt. Ltd. (“SRE”) is a social enterprise run by a group of agriculturists &entrepreneurs. It operates in two areas that are critical for rural development:1> Energy access using off-grid rural power plants. We generate electricity from agricultural waste (husk, corn cobs, corn stalks, local weeds, etc).2> Rural livelihood programs called “Village Development Program” (wastelands reclamation, improved agriculture, setting up micro industries)Their model is community oriented which delivers social and economic benefits to the rural poor, enabling them to increase their income, have access to energy and improve their quality of life.15. Solar Town - SolarTown Energy Solutions Pvt Ltd is the premiere clean tech, consumer focused, product innovation company providing turnkey EPC solutions. We help businesses and organizations adopt solar power as a viable cost-savings solution. We also work with utilities to meet their renewable energy portfolio standard requirements through strategic partnerships with solar photovoltaic (PV) module manufacturers and experienced installation companies.16. Minda NextGen Tech -As part of its expansion and growth plans, the Uno Minda Group is seeking to enter into non-Automotive businesses.One of the areas being actively explored under this initiative is Renewable Energy, with specific emphasis on Solar and Biomass – providing a range of products and services including Grid Connected and Off Grid Power generation facilities, and applications such as LED lights, Solar Lanterns and Home Lighting, Heating Systems. Moving forward, the plan is to take on new projects such as manufacturing of Solar Cells and Panels.17.Claro-Claro Energy provides off-grid solar power pumping solutions to power-deficit regions in India.As the supply of conventional fuel resources depletes and fuel prices continue to rise, we believe that there is a simpler way out.With a simple motive to harness the sun's power to pump ground water, Claro Energy established its operations in January 2011.Having a large pan India base of customizable solar pumps, Claro Energy is fast emerging as the leading solar water pumping solutions provider.18.Ecolibrium -Ecolibrium Energy is transforming the way the world uses energy. We help commercial, institutional and industrial organizations use energy more intelligently, pay less for it, and generate cash flow that benefits the bottom line. Our technology-enabled solutions help meet the needs of utilities/grid operators that deliver energy and are responsible for maintaining the real-time balance between supply and demand.They are focusing on Energy Management Solution, Demand Response Programs for Distribution companies and renewable energy integration in the grid.They have more than 120 private corporate customers across the country where we have provided demand side management solutions, we manage more than 700 MW of power through our demand side management program, saving our customers anywhere between 5% to 25% of energy cost.19.Aspiration EnergyIt is yet another Chennai based startup offering solar solutions for industrial process heating and solar powering of telecom towers on a unique monthly performance based energy charges model – PAYS (Pay As You Save).Aspiration Energy is supported and seed-funded by the Renewable Search program (RE:Search) jointly administered by IIM Ahmedabad’s (IIMA) Centre for Innovation Incubation and Entrepreneurship (CIIE) and Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE).20. Tessol Thermal Energy Solutions -Founded by Rajat Gupta and Rustom Irani. TESSOL designs, manufactures and integrates thermal energy systems for Cold Storage, HVAC and Process heating / cooling applications.Their thermal storage systems range from -37 deg C to +90 deg C and are designed for higher efficiency than most existing products. Systems are designed with extensive focus on the applications and close engagement with potential customers21.REConnect Energy Solutions (Renewable Energy Certificates) -Founded by Vibhav Nuwal and Vishal Pandya, the company is into renewable energy credits trading along with offering strategy and support services in the wind power forecasting, electricity trading and energy efficiency markets serving over 200 customers across the country.22.Lighting a Billion Lives(LaBL) -TERI initiated the Lighting A Billion Lives Campaign in 2007 to light energy starving rural villages.ERI has taken steps to implement LaBL initiatives in several parts of India, the image below shows rural areas where this project has been implemented. The blue in the image represent communities and hamlets where the campaign has been implemented, the red areas are those where the campaign will be implemented in due course. - See more at: Page on www.eai.in22.Barefoot College -Barefoot College is a non-governmental organization that has been providing basic services and solutions to problems in rural communities for more than 40 years, with the objective of making them self-sufficient and sustainable. These ‘Barefoot solutions’ can be broadly categorized into the delivery of Solar Electrification, Clean Water, Education, Livelihood Development, and Activism. With a geographic focus on the Least Developed Countries (LDCs), we believe strongly in Empowering Women as agents of sustainable change.22. Skilled Samaritan Foundation - The solar Electrification Project at Sirohi is a collaborative initiative between Engineers Without Borders (India), Bechtel Corporation, Students at National Training and Power Institute and Skilled Samaritan Foundation. The project will be conducted in 3 phases over a period of 6 Months.Sirohi is a village in Faridabad (Haryana), India which is located at a distance of 9 miles (15 KM) from its district main city and almost 25 miles (40 KM) from Delhi, India. The village currently has a population of approximately 3500 people and has 366 houses.

The link that you provided outlines the subsidy provided by the government for small biogas plants that are used for small and large families.The size required for an entire village will be much larger than 6 CUM, unless you want to limit the size to 6 CUM. If you do limit the size to 6 CUM the government will treat it as a family biogas plant.The size you require (in my opinion) is much larger than 6 CUM. Such a type of digester is called an Institutional Biogas Plant. The subsidies for such a plant are different and the criteria for installation (location) may differ.Here is a link to the subsidy offered by the Haryana Government - http://hareda.gov.in/writereaddata/document/hareda368477815.pdfCheck the subsidy given by your state government, it may or may not be the same. But you can use the figures in the above pdf for an estimate. You can find the information at the State Nodal Agency Website (xyz renewable energy development authority/ development corp etc). You can also find information here Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd..I urge you to conduct a proper study and obtain an extensive DPR (detailed project report). It is mandatory for availing subsidy and will give you an accurate picture of the entire plant. Building the plant is one step but the more essential part is the operation and maintenance. The economic health of the plant is closely related to the biological health of the plant. The DPR will outline how the plant will perform over it’s life time.Please keep me updated if you go ahead with your plan, I’d be happy to see it some day or maybe even help with it’s setup.Best of Luck!