Solar energy has the potential to help decarbonize the building sector in India. As electricity plays a prominent role in building energy use, solar energy can play a similarly prominent role in decarbonization efforts. Solar can help decarbonize the remaining fuel-based sectors, such as HVAC, DG Power in the near Read more…
As the world seeks to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, alternative fuels for transportation are becoming increasingly important. Hydrogen and hydrogen fuel cells have emerged as a promising alternative that could be deployed as a zero-carbon transportation fuel source. Solar hydrogen, in particular, is an attractive option because it allows for Read more…
Suggest blog titles BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) is a leading sustainability assessment method for buildings, used worldwide. It evaluates a building’s environmental impact and sustainability performance, using a range of criteria including energy and water use, materials, pollution, and waste management. Building owners and developers are increasingly Read more…
DC cable sizing is a crucial aspect of solar projects as it directly affects the performance and efficiency of the entire solar PV system. The main purpose of the DC cables in a solar project is to connect the solar panels to the inverters and then to the grid. Proper Read more…
In today’s world, access to public transportation is essential, and providing such access is a crucial part of sustainable development. The Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) has developed various green building rating systems to encourage sustainable development in India. One such rating system is the IGBC Green Landscape Rating System. Read more…
To compete with China in module manufacturing, Indian companies will need to take several steps, including: Increasing investment in research and development: Indian companies will need to invest in research and development to improve the efficiency and reduce the cost of solar modules. This will require collaboration between industry and Read more…
Indian companies are gearing up to develop domestic manufacturing capability in response to the Government of India’s measures to promote solar manufacturing in India. The country has a history of solar manufacturing dating back to the late 1970s, with companies such as Central Electronics Limited, BEL, BHEL, Tata BP Solar, Read more…
The PLI scheme, with an outlay of INR 45 billion ($600 million), aims to add 10 GW of integrated solar PV manufacturing capacity by 2025. The scheme includes incentives for manufacturing high-efficiency solar PV modules using advanced technology, and a higher incentive is given to companies that establish their manufacturing Read more…
Indian companies have shown a positive response to the government’s policy announcements on solar manufacturing. The policy of Production Linked Incentive (PLI) and Basic Customs Duty (BCD) has given a boost to solar manufacturing in India. This has led to many companies bidding for the PLI scheme, with 19 companies Read more…
China has emerged as the largest manufacturer of solar modules, with a share of over 70% of global production in 2020 [3]. Other countries in Southeast Asia, such as Vietnam, Malaysia, and Thailand, have also seen significant growth in their solar manufacturing capabilities in recent years. The dominance of China Read more…