A Tale of Two Phases of Anantapur Solar Park
History lovers flock to Anantapuram for the many testimonies of its days of glory that time preserves here. Nature enthusiasts have the unparalleled Thimmamma…
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How will the elections affect India’s solar prospects?
Indian democracy is yet again at the crucial juncture of the beginning of another 5-year journey; our minds and terrains are steeped in the…
Why did India’s solar growth fall short of expectations in 2018?
0.8 °C – that’s how high the average global temperature has risen as of 2018 since 1880. That may not sound too high for…
Pink City goes Solar: State’s biggest public building energy efficient system
When it comes to solar energy, how can Rajasthan, perhaps, the most sun-kissed terrains of the subcontinent, lag behind? Not merely content at its…
Scientists Have Designed a Metal Frame to Improve Solar Cell Efficiency
Beth Parks, an associate professor at Colgate University, US on collaboration with students at Mbarara University of Science and Technology in Uganda has designed…
Solar-powered Lohegaon Airport to Install First in Country Solar Power Plant
The list of first in India is soon to get a new addition. Thanks to the Airport Authority of India (AAI) for initiating phase…
Indian Government Announces Solar Tender to Support Domestic Manufacturers of Solar Modules
The Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) is in a tender spree this 2019. Recently, a solar tender was issued by the SECI to…
Solar tales of the North-East : Assam’s solar projects
कल करे सो आज कर, आज करे सो अब। When it comes to solar power, Indian Government seems to have truly embodied the precept…
Noorani Masjid Becomes the Eighth Mosque to Go Solar in Mumbai
Noorani Masjid has set an example for religious institutions across the nation by demonstrating how going solar can drastically reduce electricity bills. The biggest…
Solar Cycle Stands: Chandigarh’s ‘jugaad’ Solar Enterprise
A 114 sq. km city. 69 MW solar power target to reach by 2022. The perfect ground for many ‘jugaad’ enterprises, right? Let us…