Solar equipment prices have fallen in India in recent quarters, but are expected to firm up over the next few months – at least until the coronavirus issue is resolved.
PV equipment prices will likely rise over next the few months, as the coronavirus situation continues to weigh on the global supply chain, Bridge To India analysts said in their latest quarterly report last week.
Solar developers will likely be slow to complete projects in the first two quarters of this year.
“Normally, the first quarter is the busiest part of the year for new installations, as developers and contractors rush to complete projects ahead of financial year end,” Bridge to India said. “However, this year is likely to be an exception – we expect developers to go slow on project completion over next two quarters in anticipation of safeguard duty expiry at the end of July.”
Complex schemes emerged in the fourth quarter, including manufacturing-linked tenders, solar-wind-storage hybrid tenders, and even technology-agnostic tenders seeking firm 24×7 power.
“Higher complexity [of projects tendered] may bring down the number of active players and consolidate the industry further,” the research firm said.
India installed 2.094 GW of solar in the last three months of 2019, pushing the nation’s cumulative installed capacity to 37.9 GW. About 84% of the quarter’s new capacity additions came from utility-scale solar (1.8 GW) and 16% from rooftop solar (350 MW). Pipeline capacity had reached 21.59 GW by the end of December, Bridge to India said.
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