India today has an installed domestic solar Cell manufacturing capacity of over 2000 MW, but the potential is a lot more. With the central government providing an enormous impetus on ‘Make in India’ for Solar, and with a super-ambitious target of 100 GW of Solar by 2022, prospects are good for solar Cell manufacturing in India. For those investors keen on putting up a solar cell manufacturing plant, Solar Mango, India’s leading solar power consulting and research firm, can provide a comprehensive, bankable DPR.
Solar Mango strongly believes that DPR is not just a protocol document for the banks and other stake holders to have it in their files.
Developing a DPR that convinces the relevant stakeholders about the viability of the project in a scientific and justifiable manner could make all the difference between Yes and No for the project.
Who will benefit from our Solar Cell Manufacturing DPR?
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Large Conglomerates/Businesses looking to diversify into cell manufacturing Large energy companies and established entrepreneurs keen on venturing into solar cell manufacturing business
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Solar businesses – solar module makers, EPCs, developers, other component manufacturers – keen on vertical integration into solar cell manufacturing
What is Unique about Solar Mango’s DPR?
Solar cell manufacturing has its potential, and its risks and challenges. It is important that a DPR provides critical inputs on both these aspects.
Our custom solar cell manufacturing DPR, in addition to providing detailed inputs on the business model, technologies and financials, also includes sections on risks and risk mitigation that clearly spell out areas of uncertainties, and also how the adverse effects of each uncertainty can be mitigated.
Each DPR is specially crafted for the specific investment and investor and includes the latest data and estimates for evaluating the market, technical and economic feasibility of the project. We also factor in the latest in government policies and also incorporate industry perspectives on possible future trends in such policies in regulations.
Why Solar Mango?
In the past decade, Solar Mango has provided over 25 Indian businesses with such high quality DPRs for solar cell and module manufacturing, and other solar energy manufacturing opportunities- businesses that range from small entrepreneurs putting up 10 MW solar module manufacturing plants to large industrial giants planning to invest in 500 MW solar cell manufacturing lines, and even prospects who are considering investing in large-scale solar wafer manufacturing.
Wish to take our assistance for a high-quality Solar Cell DPR?
send a note to consult@solarmango.com or Call Dharini 7358263274
List of Contents
1.Introduction and Project Description +
- 1.1 Scope of the Project
- 1.2 Objective of the Project
- 1.2.1 Objective of the Detailed Project Report
2.Quick Overview of the Project +
2.1 Detailed project outline
3.Market Analysis+
4.Competitor Analysis – Solar Cell Manufacturing +
- 4.1 Competitor Analysis
- 4.1.1 International Solar Cell Manufacturers
- 4.1.2 Competition from Existing Domestic Players
- 4.2 Analysis of Top 6 Domestic Solar Cell Manufacturers
- 4.2.1 Adani Solar (Mundra Solar PV)
- 4.2.2 Jupiter Solar
- 4.2.3 Tata Solar
- 4.2.4 Indosolar Limited
- 4.2.5 Websol Energy System Ltd
- 4.2.6 RenewSys
- 4.3 Greenfield Competition
- 4.3.1 Competition from Cell Manufacturing Companies in the US
5.Marketing Plan+
- 5.1 Proposed Product Features and Characteristics
- 5.1.1 Type of Solar Cell
- 5.1.2 Manufacturing Technology Selection
- 5.2 Competitive Differentiation
- 5.3 Planned Mix of Export and Sales in the Domestic Market
- 5.4 Proposed Distribution Channels
- 5.5 Targeted Customers and Expected Revenues from Major Customers
- 5.6 Sales Partnerships
6.Technology Analysis+
- 6.1 Technology Assessment
- 6.1.1 Technological Evaluation
- 6.1.2 Manufacturing Technologies
- 6.1.3 Solar Cell Manufacturing Process
- 6.1.4 Solar Cell Manufacturing Line for PERC Technology
- 6.2 The Business Case for PERC Technology – A Brief Analysis
- 6.2.1 Background
- 6.2.2 Current Status of PERC
7.Location Details+
- 7.1 Proposed Site for the project
- 7.2 Location Advantages
- 7.3 Infrastructural Requirements of the Project
- 7.3.1 Land Requirement
- 7.3.2 Factory Infrastructure Requirement
8.Project Plan+
- 8.1 Implementation of the Project
- 8.2 Key Timeline and Milestones
- 8.3 Sourcing of Raw Materials
- 8.4 Labor Requirements
- 8.5 Details of other Requirements
- 8.5.1 Electricity Requirements8.6 Planning for Future Expansion
9.Project Financials+
- 9.1 Cost of Setting up the Main Line & Support Facilities.
- 9.2 Total Capital Cost of the Project
- 9.2.1 Equipment & Facilities Costs – Breakup
- 9.2.2 Operating Costs
- 9.3 Investment & Funding
- 9.3.1 Proposed Investment Plan
10.Financial Analysis+
- 10.1 Key Assumptions
- 10.1.1 Inputs for Production Expenses
- 10.1.2 Other Inputs
- 10.2 Financing Details
- 10.3 Total Sales
- 10.4 Project IRR & Payback
- 10.5 Summary of Financial Results
11.Regulatory Assessment+
- 11.1 Manufacturing incentives
- 11.1.1 Modified Special Incentive Package Scheme [M-SIPS]
- 11.1.2 SECI Tenders of Solar Manufacturing Capacity
- 11.2 State-level Incentives
- 11.3 Incentives from Government of India
- 11.4 Regulations
- 11.4.1 Domestic Content Requirement (DCR)
- 11.4.2 Export and Import Concessions
- 11.4.3 Key Subsidies Proposed to Help Local Manufacturers
- 11.4.4 Updates on Anti-dumping Duty
- 11.4.5 Nil Import Duty on Solar Equipment
- 11.5 Approvals
- 11.6 Solar Cell Testing and Certification
- 11.6.1 Key Parameters for Solar Cell Testing
- 11.6.2 Warranties and Certifications
- 11.6.3 List of Certifications
12.Risk Analysis and Sustainability Plan +
- 12.1 Introduction
- 12.2 Business Risks
- 12.3 Project Completion Risks
- 12.4 Country and Financial Risks
- 12.5 Policy and Regulatory Risks
13.ANNEXURE+
Annexure -1
List of Cell Production Line Suppliers
Annexure -2
PV Cell Manufacturers – Global
Annexure -3
List of PV Cell Manufacturers – India
Annexure -4
List of PV Cell Manufacturers – Global
Annexure -5
List of Silicon Wafer Manufacturers – Global
List of Tables+
Table 1: Cumulative Capacity
Table 2: Yearly DCR/CPSU Installations
Table 3: Non-DCR/CPSU Estimate for Ground- Mounted Sector
Table 4: Total Demand Estimated for Rooftop Sector
Table 5: Export Potential for Indian cell Makers
Table 6: Market Size for Indian Solar Cell Manufacturers
Table 7: Operational Capacity
Table 8: Installed & Operational Capacity
Table 9: Domestic Production vs import
Table 10: Solar Imports
Table 11: Total Solar Cell Production Capacity Estimates
Table 12: Demand – Supply in the Indian Market for Indian Cell Manufacturers
Table 13: List of Top Ten Cell Manufacturers in the world ranked according to Total Installed Capacity (All data in GW)
Table 14: Installed & Operational Capacity
Table 15: Potential Product Features
Table 16: Potential for differentiation for each marketing dimensions
Table 17: Summary of Domestic & Export Sales Potential for a New Entrant
Table 18: Proposed Distribution Channels
Table 19: Customer Segments and Potential
Table 20: Preferred End-user Segments for Solar Cell Makers
Table 21: Pros and Cons of Crystalline Panels
Table 22: Stages Involved in Solar Cell Manufacturing Process
Table 23: Classification of CVD Technologies
Table 24: Location Details
Table 25: Area Requirement
Table 26: Building Specifications
Table 27: Cleanroom Criteria
Table 28: Key Timelines and Milestones
Table 29: Preferred Region for Sourcing of Raw Materials
Table 30: Labor Requirements
Table 31: Electricity Requirements for a multicrystalline solar cell line
Table 32: Costs for a cell manufacturing line – core equipment and facilities
Table 33: CAPEX – equipment and other costs
Table 34: Cost Break-up of Main Cell Line for a Automated facility (European Manufacturer)
Table 35: Cost Break-up for Support Facilities & Infrastructure
Table 36: Cost of Production for a Cell Manufacturing Facility – Projections
Table 37: Proposed Investment Plan
Table 38: Key Assumptions for financial analysis
Table 39: Inputs for expenses
Table 40: Other inputs
Table 41: Total Project Cost
Table 42: Financial Analysis
Table 43: Returns Calculation
Table 44: Summary of Financial Calculations Results
Table 45: Benefits available under M-SIPS
Table 46: State Incentive Policy
Table 47: Business Risk
Table 48: Project Completion Risks
Table 49: Country and Financial Risks
Table 50: Policy and Regulatory Risks
Table 51: List of PV Cell Manufacturing Line Suppliers
Table 52: Top PV Cell Manufactures
Table 53: Installed Cell Capacity in India
Table 54: List of Global Cell Manufacturers
Table 55: List of Silicon wafer Manufacturers – Global
Wish to take our assistance for a high-quality Solar Cell DPR?
send a note to consult@solarmango.com Or Call Dharini 7358263274
