Some
366MW
of
NSM-sponsored
PV
capacity
has
been
connected
to
the
grid
in
India
over
the
past
three
years,
the
largest
slice
of
which
was
allocated
as
part
of
“phase
1-batch
1”
in
late
2011,
according
to
the
Ministry
for
New
and
Renewable
Energy
(MNRE).
Of
that,
just
130MW
uses
domestically
sourced
cells
and
modules,
the
government
says.
Developers
building
arrays
based
on
crystalline
silicon
(c-Si)
technology
were
required
to
use
domestically
made
modules
–
but
not
cells
–
for
phase
1-batch
1
projects.
The
ratio
of
domestic-to-foreign-made
kit
will
likely
shift
more…
