Perception Vs Reality around the Solar Sector Opportunity in India; New Report Launched

The first wave of renewable energy growth story was powered by wind energy, the second wave saw emergence of biomass energy and small hydro power and the third wave is the solar wave, which is witnessing unprecedented growth, unseen in another renewable energy technology in India. Despite, this growth in renewable energy, renewable power, including solar, represents only 2.5% of net installed power generation capacity in India.

Solar power potential in India remained dormant at a meagre 2 MW for decades, as the technology was in its demonstration phase till 2011 and the upward momentum started only post 2011 when the technology started getting industrialized worldwide; India declared its intent to aggressively adopt solar technology by announcing Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM). JNNSM laid roadmap for solar energy exploitation in India and was planned in two phases.

The, first phase aims at setting up of 1,100 MW grid connected solar plants, 200 MW capacity equivalent off-grid solar applications and 7 million square meter solar thermal collector area till March, 2013. In the second phase, after taking into account the experience of the initial years, capacity will be aggressively ramped up to create conditions for up scaled and competitive solar energy penetration in the country. Solar PV, Solar CSP, Solar Rooftop took center stage in 2012-13, thereby pushing wind to second spot in terms of priority sector in renewable energy.

Solar power capacity addition registered a CAGR of 33% between 2010 and 2014. India's solar power capacity has touched capacity of 7.5 GW, from under 1 GW in 2012. However, if India has to reach the aspirational target of 100 GW by 2022, it has to grow at a CAGR of 50%. Is it possible? It's anybody's guess! Although, the pipeline looks encouraging; India's solar projects have crossed 22 GW with 13 GW under construction and 9 GW in the request for proposal process.

Publisher has been writing report in all sub-sector within energy & infrastructure sector, except Solar, and we have been bombarded with questions on why we don't and what are view point on the subject. Publisher has been consistently providing its view point on the subject, which apparently didn't find many takers, as our views were contrarian to euphoric view provided by one and all. Overall, we are cautiously optimistic, and hold strong view that future of solar is solar roof-top and key architect of this future will be power consumers; In 2012, Publisher pre-empted that solar roof-top will emerge bigger component than utility scale solar.

Publisher is of the strong view that, solar's true potential can be harnessed in decentralized, micro grid model. Solar is currently a push based or sellers' market, wherein government agenda is delivered by pushing Discoms to buy costly solar power, irrespective of their financial health. So, what prompted us to jump into this solar Euphoria?

"If DISCOMs don't buy solar power, it'll be a problem: L&T Director SN Roy" - BI India Bureau, June 08, 2016. Are Discoms really buying, REC & RPO doesn't reflect the same!

NTPC Ltd in April has signed an agreement to sell solar power at Rs.6.2 per unit to Andhra Pradesh state utilities.Why but power at Rs.6.2 / unit when spot market prices are sub Rs. 4/unit ?

"SBI commits Rs 75,000 crore for financing clean energy generation", PTI, Feb 15, 2015 - Has SBI even lent 5000 crore to the solar sector?

"Who will bankroll India's solar dreams?", Mint, June 06, 2016. No one has answer to this question!

India's solar dream of building 100 gigawatts (GW) of capacity by 2022 continues to garner massive interest from global investors, buoyed by the promise of strong returns. But it also faces financing challenges as investors become more cautious amid a fall in solar energy tariffs. Publisher research report" Perception Vs Reality around the Solar Sector Opportunity in India: Is the Euphoria related Solar Energy Market Opportunity in India, a Bubble about to burst, like Italy or Germany?" by no means intents to play a spoil sport but attempts to unearth the reality from optics, so that investors doesn't face a situation as faced in developed markets like Spain.

Spanning over 205 pages “Perception Vs Reality around the Solar Sector Opportunity in India: Is the Investment Opportunity Euphoria Sustainable?” report covers Executive Summary, Research Approach & Methodology, Key Market Stakeholders in the Solar Market in India, Tracking Evolution of Solar Revolution in India, Tracking growth of Solar in others developed & developing markets - Are others similarly Euphoric as India (comparing 2010-2015 growth), Future Growth Blueprint - India to be the global Solar growth engine, Closer look into market participants in the Solar Euphoria in India, Permits & Clearances - assessing ease of setting solar project in India, Desirability - Feasible - Viable, Success at what cost and failure at what cost, M&A in Solar & key triggers for these M&As, Key business model that worked & business models that failed, List of key solar project developers in IndiaThe Risk ~ Reward weighs heavily towards risk as India's Solar largely remains sellers' market, Uday - can it sustain sunshine in solar sector, Sustainability of Solar requires more than subsidy support - Probability of these supports, Best pick for Solar Investors - Best states to invest in solar in India, Can solar replace coal?, Industry Voices.

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Waste to Energy Opportunities in India; New Report Launched

India is a developing nation housing second largest population in the world. Industrialization is the key to sustain the growth story of India. Industrialisation has led to urbanization and has therefore induced life style changes, giving rise to generation of increasing quantities of wastes leading to increased threats to the environment. In India, 62 million tonnes of waste is generated annually. The per capita waste generation in Indian cities ranges from 200 grams to 600 grams per day.

Out of 62 million tonnes of waste, 43 million TPA is collected, 11.9 million is treated and 31 million is dumped in landfill sites, which means that only about 75-80% of the municipal waste gets collected and only 22-28 % of this waste is processed and treated. Waste generation in India is expected to increase rapidly in the future. As more people migrate to urban areas and as incomes increase, consumption levels are likely to rise, as are rates of waste generation. As per Energy Statistics 2015, waste-to-energy potential in India is approx. 2,556 MW , of which approximately 114.04 MW has been harnessed till December, 2016.

It is estimated that the amount of waste generated in India will increase from 62 million tonnes to about165 million tonnes in 2030.This will have significant impact on the amount of land that is and will be needed for disposal, economic costs of collecting and transporting waste, and the environmental consequences of increased MSW generation levels.

In developed countries, environmental concern is the prime motivator for the countries to invest in waste-to-energy projects, which help in treating and safe disposition of wastes. Energy or power is considered as a by-product, improves the viability of such projects.

In an aim to boost WTE sector in India, Ministry of Environment and Forests has revised Solid Waste Management Rules which has introduced responsibility on generators to segregate waste into three categories – Wet, Dry and Hazardous Waste. The new Rules also assign responsibility on local bodies having 1 million or more population to set up waste processing facilities within two years. India, with its ambitious target of adding 175 GW of renewable energy to the grid by 2022 plans to add 10 GW of electricity generation capacity from bio-power.

Further, the Tariff Policy 2016 mandates power distributors to buy all the electricity generated from waste-to-energy plants in a state and the remunerative tariff set for it by the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has helped raise investor interest in this segment. The municipal corporations are expected to receive Rs.15,000 crore over the next three years under the Swachh Bharat Mission for cleanliness, waste-management and waste-to-energy projects. Also, the government is also setting up a $1.25 billion fund, backed by state-owned Power Finance Corp. Ltd and Rural Electrification Corp. Ltd along with some private institutions. These allocations, together with private partnerships, could result in an investment of about Rs.65,000 crore in these projects over the next three years.

Spanning over 202 pages “Waste to Energy Opportunities in India” report covers Executive Summary, Approach & Methodology, Types of WTE projects, Key Regulations & Policies governing Waste to Energy (WTE) Sector, Policy/Financial Incentives for establishment of WTE projects in India, State-wise potential of WTE in India, State-wise capacity addition over the years, Permits & Clearances - assessing ease of setting WTEproject in India, Best States to invest in WTE projects in India, Appropriate Technology Options, State-wise Tariffs applicable for WTE projects in India, Market participants in WTE Sector in India, Status of MSW based Power Generation Projects, Challenges faced byWTE Projects in India.

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Evaluating the Demand Outlook for Wheel Loader Market in India by 2025; New Report Launched

Wheel loader market in India almost crashed to 1/3rd of the peak volume of sales it witnessed in 2010-11. The slowdown in economic activity across construction, mining, cement, trade, led to slowdown in demand for wheel loader. However, the demand prospect is looking good as sales have started showing signs of recovery and the industry is expected to bounce back to its peak volume of 2400 whereabouts and due to momentum there are prospects of industry volumes doubling from the levels it saw in 2010-11.

Demand for wheel loader predominantly depend on business activity in coal & non coal mining, power utilities, cement plants, quarry owners, RMC etc. The wheel loaders manufactured in India find tremendous use in port stevedoring industry to remove and load iron ore or other bulk cargo, the construction industry for loading aggregates, mining for moving overburden or aggregates etc.

The fundamentals are looking very bright for the wheel loader segment as all the end user industry has plans to nearly double the throughput, for instance, ports handling capacity is slated to exceed 3000 MTPA as against current 1700 MTPA, coal output is projected to touch 1 billion tonnes as against current 600 Mn tonnes, cement industry is expected to see 600 million tonnes of output compared to 290 million tonnes as on 2015-16. Seeing this renewed momentum driven by public spending in all the sectors that use wheel loaders for loading application, one can only say that “Ache Din” for Wheel loader industry is surely round the corner.

Publisher research report “Evaluating the Demand Outlook for Wheel Loader Market in India by 2020” aims to put all the projected development into perspective by factoring different risks scenario to quantify the expected demand for wheel loaders by 2020. Report will not only provide current market size and share details but will also provide year wise forecast till 2020. Unlike the CAGR way of projection, Publisher will use time series driven analysis for various variables that influence growth of wheel loaders market in India.

Spanning over 53 pages “Evaluating the Demand Outlook for Wheel Loader Market in India by 2025” report covers Executive Summary, Research Methodology, Construction Equipment Market Landscape, Factors that drive demand for C&E equipment in India, Wheel Loader Market Landscape in India, Wheel Loader Market Size & Share 2015-16, Usage norm for Wheel loader across different industries, Key future growth drivers, Benchmarking / Comparison of Wheel loaders of different OEMs, Competitive Analysis of OEMs in India market Wheel Loader Market Size & Share Projections 2019-20, Company Profiles.

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Evaluating Impact of India Ratifying Paris Climate Change Agreement on Different Industries; New Report Launched

India, one of the world's largest emitter accounting 4.1% of the total global emissions ratified the Paris Climate Agreement on 2nd October 2016. The agreement agrees on a long-term goal of keeping the increase in global average temperature to well below 2°C above pre-industrial levels, by bringing down the greenhouse gas emissions. It also aims to limit the increase to 1.5°C, since it would significantly reduce the risks and impacts of climate change. Since European Union, with 12.1% emissions, also resolved to ratify, the agreement will cross the mandatory threshold of 55% and will set to enforce from November.

Reducing carbon emission intensity by 33-35% from what it is in 2005 is one of the key resolutions. India plans to achieve it by 2030 by aiming to produce 40% of electricity from non-fossil fuel sources, implementing energy efficiency measures and creating additional carbon sink by afforestation. This would mark the commendable shift from the conventional industrial practices as well as great market potential for the advanced energy efficiency and eco-friendly systems.

Primarily energy intensive and power industries will be immediately affected. Indian INDC commitment of 40% non-fossil electricity will be a big boost for renewable sector. Renewable energy sources other than solar and wind like cogeneration, biomass will play bigger role coupled with energy efficiency.

It is estimate that India has 17.9% untapped energy efficiency potential. Along with technology up gradation new economic models as 'Performance Contracting' or third party EPC will remove the capital cost constraint in implementing energy efficiency. It is projected that in near future performance contracting market will be over Rs.20,000 crores.

This report will be useful for energy service providing companies who are interested to tap the 'green' market as well as the investors investing in the 'green' company and efforts.

Spanning over 178 pages “Evaluating Impact of India Ratifying Paris Climate Change Agreement on Different Industries” report covers Executive Summary, Research Coverage, Paris Agreement and International Climate Politics, India and Climate Change Agreement, Policies supplementing India's plan for climate change, Climate adaptation though energy efficiency, Energy efficiency potential and gap analysis, Impact on power and renewable sector, Integrating low carbon development of industry.

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Discovering the True Demand for Power in India by 2025; New Report Launched

Power sector in India has always been in a state of flux and if one analyzes sequence of events that shaped India's power sector since 1990s, one will see one common theme, i.e. struggle to reform the sector. Change is the only constant is true for India's power sector but that change seemingly never came in the sector wherein only constant was steady deterioration of the overall economics associated with the power sector. Thanks to state government interference in utility operations which generally have had detrimental impact on utility operations.

Power demand and supply scenario in India has always indicated a grim deficit situation and almost every 4-5 years the reason for this situation has been changing. Till recent, fuel shortage was blamed to be the core reason for power shortage as a result of which power generation plants were unable to generate enough electricity to meet demand. The new government took the task of transforming the overall coal sector and within one year of coming into power, Prime Minister Narendra Modi led NDA government has led to turn around in coal availability scenario in India. Since almost last 20 years, focus was given to power generation sector, as it was felt that accelerated capacity addition is the only solution to India's power shortages and problems associated with transmission and distribution sector was getting completely ignored. As a result, T&D sector has now brought the entire power generation sector to its feet and if situation doesn't get fixed, one could very well see next wave of stranded assets on the power generation side triggering sooner than later, first signs of which has already started emerging. While, transmission side related issues can still be fixed by fast tracking the transmission projects but what cannot be fixed is the bad state of financial health of distribution companies that are responsible for generating revenue which than trickle backs to transmission and power generation. Now when the push has come to shovel, thanks to severed financials, discoms are not purchasing power to supply to its consumer. Discoms have now completely choked the viability of entire power sector. If not fixed India could see tremendous rise in stranded power assets across the power value chain.

Reasons related to power demand ~ supply deficit has evolved in almost every decade:

1990 - 2000: Not enough power generation capacity available to meet the demand for peak and base load power requirement & high level of technical & commercial losses in the grid > this led to liberalization in power generation sector which saw advent of IPPs and MPPs funded by private sector.

2001 - 2010: Increasing levels of AT&C losses, Discoms financials repaired by interim financial restructuring package

2010 - 2014: Coal, Gas unavailability, leading to power plant not getting adequate fuel to generate power

2015 - Discoms severed financial not allowing them with enough elbow room to meet power procurement requirement under constrained revenue scenario.. country seeing demand collapse

Demand for power is collapsing has Discoms now operate under restricted supply model, wherein owing to its stressed balance sheets it is refraining from buying enough power to meet its supply commitment. Table below indicates how industry went wrong in reading the ground reality associated with power demand, however, the big question is, is it the real demand picture or restricted demand picture?

From power shortage scenario, experts are predicting problem of excesses in India's power sector, this triggered by following reasons:

Discoms adopting Restricted Power Supply Strategy: Discoms not purchasing the power from different generation sources due to lack of financial resources and resorting to restricted supply of power. Also, there are in a mood to challenge the status quo on why buy expensive power under PPA when cheaper power is available in the spot market.

Spot Market Power Prices have Dropped to Historical Lows: Dip in Demand for Power is has led to significant drop in Power prices in the spot market are at historical low levels as there are not many takers, historic slump in power demand from bankrupt distribution utilities has dragged down spot prices at India's largest power exchange, India Energy Exchange (IEX), to the lowest ever in its seven-year history. Average prices crashed to Rs 2.80 per unit last financial year - lower than even the average tariff of Rs 2.92 per unit

Discoms have started clamour on costly power received from NTPC under PPAs: Discoms do not want power from central allocation as the power available in open market are cheaper than that available under PPA with NTPC

Power Evacuation related challenges: Congestion in Grid has led to significant power generation loss in many states, specific to Tamil Nadu, Renewable Capacities generated power couldn't be utilized due to transmission constraints.

Record Power Generation Capacity Addition: Nearly 23 GW of new capacity was added in FY14-15, a record of sought under the Modi Government.

Government Capacity Addition Plans are discounting current ground realities - 175,000 MW by 2022, five ultra-mega power plants totalling 20,000 MW, overall government plans 180 GW of fresh capacity addition by 2022

Is there a silver line indicating initiatives that will see power demand revved up?

Separate "Carriage & Content" in Electricity Distribution: Reforms in power distribution, government aims to separate 'carriage and content'. The proposal is based on a recent Central Electricity Authority recommendation that the distribution system be separated from the supply of electricity, with two separate licences to two separate legal entities.The electricity sector will become viable through commercialization of the distribution sector, which can only be feasible if content is separated from the carrier whereby the distribution network can be assigned to a licensee on similar lines as the central transmission utility and state transmission utility have been assigned for the development of transmission network. The content (sale of power) may be opened to competition at the Taluka and district levels, while in towns and cities, there could be multiple players.

Government Flagship Programmes: 100 Smart Cities, Power for All, Housing for All, Make in India, Dedicated Freight Corridors etc.

Increase in Capex across energy intensive Industries

Publisher firmly believes that understanding India's power sector is not easy, especially its dynamic state as well as steady state, no power market will have both the characteristic. On one hand power sector in India has always been in state of flux, every 2-3 years there are developments that positively impact the sector but immediately fizzle out due to emergence of another problem; there are enough anecdotal evidences to prove the same. On the other one thing that hasn't changed since decades is the financial situation of discoms that continues to drag the entire sector from pinnacle to deep cervix and the viscious cycle continues undeterred. It will only be safe to say that there is no easy solution to the myriad of problems that surrounds power sector in India and the inevitable is that government will have to dilute its control over the sector which can be regarded as one of the prime reasons for the condition of sector which seems to be becoming irreversible with every passing day. There is serious need to better understand what is the reality vis-à-vis what is projected by the government and atleast a true picture on likely power demand in the country over immediate short to medium term is what investors deserve to know before taking multi-billion dollar investment bet on the country's power sector.

Publisher through this multi-client report "Discovering the True Emerging Demand for Power in India by 2022" will provide 360 degree critical evaluation of the sector to throw what will be the likely demand for power in two scenarios, "Restricted" and "Unrestricted". This report is indispensable for all stakeholders in power sector that will take investment decision across the power value chain basis the emerging demand environment. Report will cover all the leading states like Maharashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Uttarakhand, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Punjab, Haryana, NCR, J&K, Himachal Pradesh, Assam etc, essentially all states that cumulatively form over 80% of the all total demand for power in India. Publisher will use all publicly available data and also conduct extensive primary research with stakeholders related to the power sector. The primary intent of the report is to clearly equip every market participant with a report that provides them with details view on whats the emerging power demand scenario and is it prudent to invest in power generation & transmission projects. Publisher will do detailed excel modeling, regression analysis to project the future demand.

Spanning over 541 pages “Discovering the True Demand for Power in India by 2025: Should you invest in Power Generation Projects when Discoms Bankruptcy threatens to create Demand Blackout?” report covers Executive Summary, Research Coverage, Research Approach & Methodology, Power Sector in India, Power Tariffs analysis across different states, Power procurement analysis of different discoms, Emerging Trends that are creating confusion amongst investor community, 5 Year Trend - PowerDemand ~ Supply Scenario across key States, Projected, medium to long term Demand for Power by 2025, Projected Supply of Power by 2025 - Business as Usual, Constrained Demand Growth Scenario, Most Optimistic Scenario, Demand ~ Supply Gap Analysis by 2025, Top States to Supply Power to by 2025, Review of state distribution companies operational & financial performance, Market Participants Voices on Future of Power Sector in India.

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Demand Outlook for M&HCV in India by 2025; New Report Launched

After a prolonged period of lull, M&HCV manufacturers are cheering the revival in mojo on the demand front which promises to soon touch the peak production volumes of ~390,000 seen in 2011-12 breached in next 1-2 years. As indicated in the graph below, there is a very strong co-relation between GDP and M&HCV growth, as a result of which uptick in economic activity has led to strong revival in M&HCV industry. There is a huge tail wind that the sector will experience in the times to come and the OEMs should gear up to make the most of it.

Ministry of Roads Transport & Highways (MoRTH) aims to significantly improve the roads & highways infrastructure in India and has aim to increase the national highways network from existing length of from 97,135 KM to 200,000 KM by 2020. And last 2 years achievements indicates that the government can well surpass this target; According to a 20 April statement by the ministry of road transport and highways, the target for the award of contracts for national highway projects in 2016-17 is 25,000km compared with 10,000km in 2015-16. Most important reform of one nation one tax is another important milestone and with GST set to be implemented, the overall efficiency of supply chain will increase. GST is good and bad news both for the M&HCV industry, as it will lead to efficient utilization of current fleet but will also means shorter replacement cycle.

Effective and Efficient public transportation system is a very important requirement in any city to make the same live able. Many public transportation companies are mulling their capacity expansion plans to accommodate the deluge of urban population growth likely to be witnessed in the times to come. Smart City projects will anyways have smart transportations which will drive demand for new buses. Another important demand driver for M&HCV industry is the move towards phasing out of vehicles over 10 years of age to curb pollution issue prevalent across major metros.

In order to provide visibility into the future demand for M&HCV, Publisher has initiated its research "Demand Outlook for M&HCV in India by 2025: Uptick in Economic Growth & push to phase out M&HCV over 10 years old can see demand doubling from current levels" to quantify how the projected economic growth is likely to spur demand for M&HCV over the next 10 years. Key objective of the report is to provide critical analysis on forthcoming demand prospects in different scenarios of freight volumes, GDP growth, threat from emerging transport options (IWT/Coastal Shipment) etc. Publisher report will provide grounds up view on what is likely to be the demand for M&HCV by 2025.

Spanning over 135 pages “Demand Outlook for M&HCV in India by 2025: Uptick in Economic Growth & push to phase out M&HCV over 10 years old can see demand doubling from current levels” report covers Executive Summary, Research Approach & Methodology, Factors that drive demand for M&HCV, Trend in Demand for M&HCV in India, M&HCV Market Landscape in India, M&HCV Application Landscape, M&HCV Market in 2015-16, Trend & Forecast on procurement of buses by Public bus transportation companies in India, Aging analysis of bus fleet in different public bus transportation companies in India, Future Growth Drivers & Risks, M&HCV Manufacturing Capacity of OEMs - Current Vs Planned, M&HCV Demand by 2025 - Optimistic Scenario, Pessimistic Scenario, Realistic Scenario, M&HCV Industry SWOT Analysis, Product Portfolio Analysis of M&HCV OEMs.

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Demand Outlook for Backhoe Loader Market in India by 2025; New Report Launched

Backhoe loader is the numero uno equipment in the basket of construction equipment that is manufactured, imported and exported from India. After witnessing a peak demand of 2400-2500 backhoe loader per month in 2010-11, since last 2-3 years the equipment sales volume is struggling to even reach 2000 levels. The fluctuation in demand for backhoe loader is closely correlated to the construction activity in the economy and any blip in the economy eventually impacts the construction activity and eventually impacting the demand for construction equipment.

Given the multi-tasking backhoe loaders are designed for its only fair to say that it's the Swiss Knife in the construction equipment basket. Backhoe loaders are common and can be used for many tasks, which include construction, light transportation of materials, powering building equipment, digging holes and excavating, breaking asphalt, and even paving roads. You can often replace the backhoe bucket with other tools such as a breaker for breaking and smashing concrete and rock. There are some loader buckets that offer a retractable bottom, which enable it to empty the load more quickly and efficiently.

Publisher expects the demand for backhoe loader increasing at a healthier pace than that was seen in early 2007 onwards and we anticipate the demand to touch new high of 3400-3500 per month. Our recent conversations with both buyers and suppliers of construction equipment are pointing towards significant recovery from FY17-18 and the industry expects to further build on this momentum when getting into FY18-19.

Publisher research report "Demand Outlook for Backhoe Loader Market in India by 2020" will help companies to get a view on emerging demand in different optimistic to realistic scenario. Report will provide segmentation of these demand by state, region and end use application. It will also provide benchmarking of Backhoe loaders offerings from different OEMs to provide a view on whether product based selling or solution based selling is the future. Report will be data, analysis and insights oriented and will be handy for companies to plan their capacity utilization in the times to come.

Spanning over 92 pages “Demand Outlook for Backhoe Loader Market in India by 2025” report covers Executive Summary, Research Methodology, Construction Equipment Market Landscape, Factors that drive demand for C&E equipment in India, Backhoe Loader Market Landscape in India, Backhoe Loader Market Size & Share 2015-16, Usage norm for Backhoe loader across different industries, Key future growth drivers, Benchmarking / Comparison of Backhoe loaders of different OEMs, Competitive Analysis of OEMs in India marketBackhoe Loader Market Size & Share Projections 2019-20, Company Profiles.

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Consents, Clearances and Permits in Energy and Infrastructure Sector in India; New Report Launched

Regulatory and bureaucratic constraints are the biggest hurdles in the path of infrastructure development in India. Regulatory concerns and policy paralysis that has been lingering in the Indian market since long has done significant damage to India’s Infrastructure growth and in turn to the overall economy. On an average over 50+ regulatory clearances are required from over 20 ministries at state and central level to set up infrastructure projects in India.

Often inordinate delays in acquiring various consents, permits and approvals pertaining to land acquisition, environment clearances and other approvals adversely impact the project participants – developers, investors, contractors and operators, rendering the overall project unviable and times pushing the stakeholders to a point where they have little options but to shelve their projects; Projects from POSCO, BHP Billiton, Arcelor Mittal have become case studies on how lengthy process led to their exit. As per recent FICCI estimates, Infrastructure projects worth lakhs of crore are stuck due to delay in different regulatory clearances and approvals; nearly 80% of these are in power sector.

At the heart of the problem lies the overall regulatory approach followed in the infrastructure sector, which is disparate and lacks any unified approach governing any aspect of regulation, be it powers and functions of the regulator, extent of regulation, appointments and accountability and autonomy of the regulators. A common regulatory approach that runs through the central as well as state regulators has been the need for long. Lack of accountability in different institutions involved in the process of awarding regulatory approvals is also a major issue, there doesn’t seem to be any urgency to work on issues that are holding up Infrastructure projects. The new government promises to change the status quo persistent since several decades and facilitate faster turnaround related to the process of acquiring different regulatory approvals and clearances.

Publisher believes, there is a need to create intuitive information platform that facilitates companies planning to set projects in India, by providing them critical information pertaining to intricacies associated with regulatory framework in India. In order to enable investors with details on number of permits, licenses and regulatory clearances required in different sub-segments of Energy & Infrastructure sector, Publisher plans to initiate a reference book that will be of immense use to the industry.

The primary objective of Publisher Reference Book "Consents, Clearances and Permits in Energy & Infrastructure Sector in India – Demystifying the Issues, Risks and Challenges associated in the process of acquiring regulatory approvals" is to map all consents, clearances and permits an investor has to obtain for setting up power projects in India. Given that PPP and FDI is likely to increase in the times to come, we feel such reference compendium would be of immense value for both, the active organizations as well as the organizations planning to invest in energy & infrastructure sector in India.

Leveraging this report will help companies to achieve the statutory regulatory clearances and compliances required to start and operate energy and infrastructure related projects with ease. The report will provide critical analysis on projects that failed due to inordinate delay in getting necessary regulatory clearances and also provide advisory to different industry on how to approach the overall process involved in acquiring different regulatory approvals. Publisher detailed survey to assess the hurdles and challenges faced by India Inc and MNCs will come very handy for companies that plan to begin operationalizing their India investment strategy under the aegis of new government.

The report will also evaluate, whether the reform measures that the government promises to fast track infrastructure projects is actually achievable. Overall, the report will not only provide facts on number and types of regulatory approvals required across different state and central government ministries and agencies but will also help to follow right strategy to be adopted to manage the regulatory approval risks and challenges with ease.

Spanning over 157 pages “Consents, Clearances and Permits in Energy & Infrastructure Sector in India - Demystifying the Issues, Risks and Challenges Associated in the Process of Acquiring Regulatory Approvals” report covers Introduction, Critical Analysis on Failure of Different Administrative setup involved in awarding Regulatory Approvals in India, Detailed Case Studies, Evaluation of Inventory of Energy & Infrastructure Projects Stuck in Various Stages of Procedural and Regulatory approval, Lessons to be Learnt, Evaluating major regulatory approvals on scale of Risks & Uncertainty vs Time elapsed, Process Maps on Regulatory procedures and approvals required for major energy & infrastructure projects, depicting, Relative ranking of different states in terms of ease of getting regulatory approvals, Recommendation on Industry-wise best practices to be followed to ease out the issues & challenges pertaining to initiation and acquisition of regulatory procedures and approvals, Legal remedies available to deal with business impact due to delay in regulatory procedures and approvals, Role of different government and non-government stakeholders involved in facilitating award of and awarding regulatory approvals, Critical Evaluation of Initiatives planned by the new Government to speed up regulatory approval process.

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Global Vanadium Redox Battery Market to grow at a CAGR of 8.5% during the period 2017 - 2021; Finds New Report

Report forecast the global vanadium redox battery market to grow at a CAGR of 8.5% during the period 2017-2021. Vanadium redox battery is a secondary battery that uses liquid electrolyte instead of electrolyte plates for storing energy. These batteries are used in energy storage systems as a replacement for standard batteries such as lead-acid and lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries. These batteries provide a minimum of 25 years of service without any maintenance, which gives vanadium redox batteries an edge over other battery technologies. The report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the global vanadium redox battery market for 2017-2021. To calculate the market size, the report presents a detailed picture of the market by way of study, synthesis, and summation of data from multiple sources. The market is divided into the following segments based on geography:

• Americas
• APAC
• EMEA

According to the report, one driver in market is environemtal impact of battery disposal. The demand for lead-acid batteries has increased with the growth in the automotive and other industries. In addition, there are increased battery energy storage applications for hybrid Electric vehicles and renewable power generation. However, the growing production of lead-acid batteries has raised environmental concerns over lead pollution. Battery production involves the use of toxic materials because of the lack of safer substitutes. Battery production requires a large quantity of lead, a portion of which often mixes with the discharged fumes. This leads to air pollution, resulting in health problems. To curb lead poisoning, the Chinese government has shut down majority of its lead-acid battery plants and has also enforced stringent regulations, standards for battery production and disposal. Improper battery disposal in landfills can result in lead and sulfuric content seeping into the groundwater and contaminating it. Hence, a proper management system for battery disposal is required to ensure the safety of people and the environment. Further, the report states that one challenge in market is declining Li-ion battery prices. Li-ion batteries have higher energy densities compared with lead-acid batteries or nickel–metal hydride (NiMH) batteries. Having high energy density means that the battery can store more electricity in the same size cell with reduced carbon footprint. This is what makes the Li-ion batteries ideal for use in industrial applications and others such as energy storage in renewable energy projects and electric vehicles. Li-ion battery prices have been exhibiting a declining trend since 2007. The cost of battery packs has decreased by about 53% from 2007 to 2015. Global Vanadium Redox Battery Market 2017-2021, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the market landscape and its growth prospects over the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market. key players in the global vanadium redox battery market: GILDEMEISTER energy solutions, redT energy, UniEnergy Technologies, VanadiumCorp Resource, and Vionx Energy. Other Prominent Vendors in the market are: Australian Vanadium, Bushveld Energy, Cellennium (Thailand), Prudent Energy, Redflow, Sparton Resources, and Sumitomo Electric Industries. Market driver

• Growing demand for power backup solutions.
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Market challenge

• Technical challenges related to vanadium redox batteries.
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Market trend

• Increasing applications of vanadium redox batteries.
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Key questions answered in this report

• What will the market size be in 2021 and what will the growth rate be?
• What are the key market trends?
• What is driving this market?
• What are the challenges to market growth?
• Who are the key vendors in this market space?
• What are the market opportunities and threats faced by the key vendors?
• What are the strengths and weaknesses of the key vendors?

Spanning over 70 pages and 32 Exhibits “Global Vanadium Redox Battery Market 2017 - 2021” report covers Executive summary, Scope of the report, Market research methodology, Introduction, Market landscape, Market segmentation by application, Geographical segmentation, Decision framework, Drivers and challenges, Market trends, Vendor landscape, Key vendor analysis, Appendix. For more information Visit at: http://mrr.cm/Uce

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Global Distributed Solar PV Industry 2017 Market Report; Launched via MarketResearchReports.com

In this report, we analyze the Distributed Solar PV industry from two aspects. One part is about its production and the other part is about its consumption. In terms of its production, we analyze the production, revenue, gross margin of its main manufacturers and the unit price that they offer in different regions from 2012 to 2017. In terms of its consumption, we analyze the consumption volume, consumption value, sale price, import and export in different regions from 2012 to 2017. We also make a prediction of its production and consumption in coming 2017-2022.

At the same time, we classify different Distributed Solar PV based on their definitions. Upstream raw materials, equipment and downstream consumers analysis is also carried out. What is more, the Distributed Solar PV industry development trends and marketing channels are analyzed.

Finally, the feasibility of new investment projects is assessed, and overall research conclusions are offered.

The report can answer the following questions:

1. What is the global (North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia, China, Japan) production, production value, consumption, consumption value, import and export of Distributed Solar PV?

2. Who are the global key manufacturers of Distributed Solar PV industry? How are their operating situation (capacity, production, price, cost, gross and revenue)?

3. What are the types and applications of Distributed Solar PV? What is the market share of each type and application?

4. What are the upstream raw materials and manufacturing equipment of Distributed Solar PV? What is the manufacturing process of Distributed Solar PV?

5. Economic impact on Distributed Solar PV industry and development trend of Distributed Solar PV industry.

6. What will the Distributed Solar PV market size and the growth rate be in 2022?

7. What are the key factors driving the global Distributed Solar PV industry?

8. What are the key market trends impacting the growth of the Distributed Solar PV market?

9. What are the Distributed Solar PV market challenges to market growth?

10. What are the Distributed Solar PV market opportunities and threats faced by the vendors in the global Distributed Solar PV market?

Objective of Studies:

1. To provide detailed analysis of the market structure along with forecast of the various segments and sub-segments of the global Distributed Solar PV market.

2. To provide insights about factors affecting the market growth. To analyze the Distributed Solar PV market based on various factors- price analysis, supply chain analysis, porte five force analysis etc.

3. To provide historical and forecast revenue of the market segments and sub-segments with respect to four main geographies and their countries- North America, Europe, Asia, and Rest of the World.

4. To provide country level analysis of the market with respect to the current market size and future prospective.

5. To provide country level analysis of the market for segment by application, product type and sub-segments.

6. To provide strategic profiling of key players in the market, comprehensively analyzing their core competencies, and drawing a competitive landscape for the market.

7. To track and analyze competitive developments such as joint ventures, strategic alliances, mergers and acquisitions, new product developments, and research and developments in the global Distributed Solar PV market.

Our Research Methodology:

• Time series
• SWOT analysis
• PEST analysis
• Five forces model

Other manufacturers you interested in can be added to the report by us.

Spanning over 174 pages “Global Distributed Solar PV Industry Market Research 2017” report covers Industry Overview of Distributed Solar PV, Industry Chain Analysis of Distributed Solar PV, Manufacturing Technology of Distributed Solar PV, Major Manufacturers Analysis of Distributed Solar PV, Global Production, Revenue and Price Analysis of Distributed Solar PV by Regions, Manufacturers, Types and Applications, Global and Major Regions Capacity, Production, Revenue and Growth Rate of Distributed Solar PV 2012-2017, Consumption Volume, Consumption Value, Import, Export and Sale Price Analysis of Distributed Solar PV by Regions, Gross and Gross Margin Analysis of Distributed Solar PV, Marketing Trader or Distributor Analysis of Distributed Solar PV, Global and Chinese Economic Impact on Distributed Solar PV Industry, Development Trend Analysis of Distributed Solar PV, Contact information of Distributed Solar PV, New Project Investment Feasibility Analysis of Distributed Solar PV, Conclusion of the Global Distributed Solar PV Industry 2017 Market Research Report.

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Global and China Li-ion Battery Market Research Report Forecast 2017 - 2021; New Report Launched

The Global and China Li-ion Battery Market Research Report Forecast 2017-2021 is a valuable source of insightful data for business strategists. It provides the Li-ion Battery industry overview with growth analysis and historical & futuristic cost, revenue, demand and supply data (as applicable). The research analysts provide an elaborate description of the value chain and its distributor analysis. This Li-ion Battery market study provides comprehensive data which enhances the understanding, scope and application of this report.

This report provides comprehensive analysis of

• Key market segments and sub-segments
• Evolving market trends and dynamics
• Changing supply and demand scenarios
• Quantifying market opportunities through market sizing and market forecasting
• Tracking current trends/opportunities/challenges
• Competitive insights
• Opportunity mapping in terms of technological breakthroughs

Global and China Li-ion Battery Market: Regional Segment Analysis

• Global
• China

The Major players reported in the market include:

• BYD
• LG
• Panasonic
• Samsung
• Shenzhen BAK
• Sony
• Tianjin Lishen Battery

Reasons for Buying this Report

This report provides pin-point analysis for changing competitive dynamics

• It provides a forward looking perspective on different factors driving or restraining market growth
• It provides a six-year forecast assessed on the basis of how the market is predicted to grow
• It helps in understanding the key product segments and their future
• It provides pin point analysis of changing competition dynamics and keeps you ahead of competitors
• It helps in making informed business decisions by having complete insights of market and by making in-depth analysis of market segments

Spanning over 123 pages “Global and China Li-ion Battery Market Research Report Forecast 2017 - 2021” report covers Li-ion Battery Market Overview, Global and China Economic Impact on Li-ion Battery Industry, Global Li-ion Battery Competition by Manufacturers, Type and Application, China Li-ion Battery Market Analysis, Global Li-ion Battery Manufacturers Analysis, Li-ion Battery Manufacturing Cost Analysis, Market Effect Factors Analysis, Global Li-ion Battery Market Forecast (2017-2021), Appendix. This report Covered Companies - BYD LG Panasonic Samsung Shenzhen BAK Sony Tianjin Lishen Battery.

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