No fossil fuel shall be allowed to be used continuously in solar thermal and biomass based projects except for initial ignition of the system or maintaining continuity of operation of generation. 

The wheeling of electricity for self use shall be allowed at 2% of the energy fed to the grid. Wheeling charges will not be applicable for captive solar generators. 

The power output of a plant should be within plus/minus 10% of the rated capacity for the slab of every 5 years. 

• In the event the power output falls below the limit, by as much as a percent, the party will be paid Ru 1.00 less/KW for the  percentage reduction.

• If the party improves the performance by way of upgrading the technology, keeping the same ground/roof top area to produce more power, an enhanced payment of Ru 1.00/KW will be made. 

The quantum of power that can be injected in the grid will be allowed to exceed the statutory limit set up by JERC. 

Solar power parks will be developed in order to facilitate power production from solar-based technologies. 

•  Solar rooftop system installation is mandatory for all new government/local body buildings with more than 200 m2 roof top area

• Solar rooftop systems will be provided in a phased manner to existing government/local body buildings.

•  All new public buildings, schools and colleges will be encouraged to go for solar power generation.

The state government will facilitate and provide requisite clearances through a “Single Window Clearance Mechanism” which will be operated through GEDA.

http://www.indiaenvironmentportal.org.in/files/file/GEDA-SolarPower-2014.pdf