• Shall be fully permissibleand the Nodal Agency shall proceed to examine the feasibility of the site for setting up a solar project and determine the optimum power potential that can be harnessed.
• Swiss challenge method shall be adopted with the first right of refusal given to the party which has identified the project.
• Each case for grant of lease of govt. land to the entrepreneurs shall be referred to the Revenue Department for accordance with the relevant norms.

• No entry tax will be levied by the state on power generation/transmission equipment and building material used for solar power plants.
• Govt. land, if required for power projects, shall be acquired by JAKEDA for the developer and leased to him on payment of premium/rentals determined by the government till expiry of concession period.
• In case of non-availability of govt. land, land shall be arranged by Independent power producer or developer for Science & Technology Department/JAKEDA/LREDA/KREDA and will be leased out to the IPP at token rate decided by IPP.
• In case of forest land, the state will facilitate permission for use under J&K Forest Conservation Act. The compensation to be paid by the entity, includes the amount required for net present value, compensatory afforestation, etc..
• No royalty will becharged.
• IPPs will be granted exemption from court fee for registration of documents related to lease of land.
• Electricity generated from SPPs for captive consumption/third party sale shall be liable to pay 4 paisa/per unit as per J&K Electricity Duty Act, 1964.
• Exemption from demand cut,upto 50% of installed capacity of the SPPs, assigned for captive use, shall be permitted.

• The IPP shall be responsible for providing and submitting all documents to the concerned authorities within l2 months from the date of allotment.
• The IPP shall achieve financial closure within three months from the date of receipt of all statutory approvals and clearances given by the state and central governments. Financial closure would imply firm commitments for financing the entire project, with all pre-disbursement conditions being fulfilled.
•  The Project shall be completed and made operational within 24 months after receiving all statutory clearances.
• The entity shall deposit, upfront, premium to the nodal agency on the basis of advertised capacity within one month from the date of allotment of site. Additional upfront premium, if any, based on upward revision at DPR stage, shall be paid within one month of accord of approval.

• For sale of power within or outside the state, transmission/wheeling charges shall be applicable as per JKSERC/CERC regulations.
•  Facility of banking for captive use/third party sale shall be provided for a period of two months. 

• Infrastructure facilities of PDD, as available, shall be given to the developer for wheeling and transmitting energy.

• For supply of power, the State T&D network can be used by developer for which open access charges, T&D losses will be applicable as per JKSERC regulations.

•  T&D losses for intrastate wheeling/transmission, will beas per JKSERC regulations. Beyond state transmission network CERC regulations shall apply for respective charges. 

Mid-term review after a period of 3 years or as and when need arises. 

http://jakeda.jk.gov.in/policy.asp 

http://jakeda.jk.gov.in/links/Solar%20Policy%20for%20J&K.pdf