You first said loans aren't available.
I said
soft & easy loans. Try approaching a bank for Solar installation, you will come to know.
It is available who ever gives NABARD, Ministry or Bank. Above posts mentions it.
There lies the difference. Because NABARD refinances the loan for less than 300 watts, the Bank has to finance in the first place to the consumer. If the Banks would not finance, what will NABARD refinance ?
Coming back to Solar installations of more than 300 watts but less than 5000 watts, appliication moves through the concerned State Renewable Development Agency. My personal experience is "Nothing moves there without bribe, even with bribe files move with pace of a snail". I suggest you to once approach OREDA, you will come to know what I mean.
How? What is the cost incurred by govt. for electrifying a village in traditional method Under RGREM. Compare the costs and tell me. Only because govt. bears it you don't feel the pinch.
Here is a comparision between
Conventional High Pressure Sodium Vapour and
Solar LED for installing 10 streetlights.
https://www.scribd.com/doc/249899589/Comparision-Streetlight-Solar-LED-vs-HPSV
Loans are available. The process will be streamlined only when there is demand and through law you can create demand.
Nobody, not even governments can create demand for any commodity through enacting laws. Forget that.
Chidu tried to curb gold imports through law. Result: More demand for gold, Price Rise & Black market for Gold.
Why do I have to? The registration process of new building will be linked to solar PV installation.
People will fit non-functioning Panels to get new-building plan passed by authorities. OR Solar systems may be rented for a certain period to get the building plan passed.
Grid connection of 5KW system? Stupid Idea. Govt. to knows it. So, it is not covered.
Why do you want to connect a 5KW system to grid? Synchronisation will be difficult and loss incurred will be high enough to not give any benefit.
Hope I am not hurting your sentiments, but this shows your inadequate knowledge on the subject matter. Let me explain:
1) Govt implements "Rooftop Solar Policy" for less than 5 KW systems &
2) Accepts net-metering which will enable the user to supply excess electricity generated from his Rooftop Solar system to grid
3) Creates easy (hassle free loan) & soft (minimal interest rate) loan policy for installation of Rooftop Solar Systems
then... just imagine the available rooftop space for Solar Systems (you will not need premium land for Solar installations) & the scope of Solar system adoption by middle class (for their quest to lower electric bills every month).
Education loan, car loan, agriculture loan too were difficult too get at a point of time now easy due to policy and regulation.
That is exactly what I am suggesting, POLICY FOR
EASY & SOFT LOAN NOT
SUBSIDY
which system does your brother deals with, OREDA? Tata or Su Kam? Is he based out of Bhubaneswar?
Trust you might be aware of the fact that OREDA is the Nodal agency of Odisha govt & hence does not has it's own system. My brother is based at Bhubaneswar, please visit
Anant Power - Home for details.