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In India Feed in Tariffs have been discontinued from the 31-Mar-2017, currently the NTPC(National Thermal power corporation) & SECI(Solar energy corporation of India) along with some state utility companies like GUVNL(Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam limited) are auctioning wind and solar power capacities and IPP's(Independent Power Producers) like ReNew Power, ENEL, CLP, others bid these auctions and the one with the lowest tariff is awarded projects.So to answer your question if you are a wind turbine manufacturer in India you will have to get an awarding for a project and compherensive service contract by any of these IPP's who would have won projects in the auctions with capacities ranging from 50–300MW Projects and then execute a complete DEPC (Development Engineering Procurement & Construction) project and Install and Commission the project and hand it over to the IPP all in a time frame of 18 months from the date of the Power Purchase agreement is signed by the IPP and the utility company also you will have to continue with the operation and maintenance of the turbine for the IPP.

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India is abundantly endowed with renewable energy resources,(solar, wind, biomass and small hydro) across the country, and can beexploited through commercially viable technologies to generatepower. Increasing use of these sources will also be influential insimultaneously executing environmental objectives, like the reductionof greenhouse gas emission. Electricity demand has increased rapidlyand is expected to rise further in the years to come. For fulfilling theincreasing demand of electricity in India, a massive addition to theinstalled generating capacity is required. About 87% of total electricity demand of India has delivered by non-renewable energy sources and rest part by the renewable energy sources . The electricity consumption per capita in India is about 400 kW h/year, which is significantly lower than the world average of around 2100 kW h/year.Grid-associated solar power generation technique is mainlyclassified into two types i.e., (i) ground mounted photovoltaic or(ii) rooftop photovoltaic. Government of India has implementedmany solar projects, including ultra-mega solar power projectunder JNNSM .Rajasthan has the highest amount of grid connected solar power and Pondicherry has the lowest amount of grid connected solar power with 0.025 MW capacity . Asia's largest solar park has been installed inGujarat, whereas largest concentrating solar power plant has beenconstructed in Rajasthan. Nowadays, many state governments inIndia have launched rooftop solar power generation scheme, tomaintain the rapid development of solar power generation.some of the solar power institutions and associations in india -*Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE)*Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency Ltd. (IREDA*Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI)*National Institute of Solar Energy (NISE)There are several issues are presents in India for solar powerdevelopment. The issues associated with solar power developmentare given below*Potential land mostly required for developers/manufacturers.*The deficiency in the relationship between the government andindustry.*The need for distinct, goals driven and collaborative R&D pro-jects to help India to accomplish technology governance inphotovoltaic.*Training and evolution of human amenities to operate industryexpansion and photovoltaic acquisition.*The requirement for intra-industry cooperation in growing the PV supply chain, by using the technical enlightenment, sharingthrough the workshops and conferences, in alliances with‘balance of systems’manufacturers and in assembling andpublishing accurate trends, market data and projections.*The need to construct consumer consciousness about the solartechnology, its usage and economics.*Complexity in the structure of subsidy and implication of toomany organizations or agencies like MNRE, SECI, IREDA, elec-tricity regulatory commission and electricity board makes theexpansion of solar photovoltaic projects very difficult.*Land allocation and Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) signing isa long process under the GBI (Generation Based Incentive)scheme.*Manufacturers are mainly buying their all equipment for solarpower generation, from the foreign market due to the low pri-ces compared with the local Indian market. So, local marketfacing losses due to the import of solar power generationequipment from foreign.All above discussed issues and challenges are very crucial insolar power development scenario of India. Government of Indiahas focused on that all issues and trying to remove the barriers bytaking various schemes, policies and missions related to solarpower like ‘Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission’.