wersolar : solar energy future in india

Solar energy is the most abundant renewable energy source on the planet, not only in India. The need for energy and electricity has increased dramatically in this quickly evolving field of telecommunication and technology. Nevertheless, non-renewable electricity resources are finite, resulting in an increase in need for renewable sources. Tata Solar is one of India's largest and most experienced solar panel manufacturers. Tata Solar manufactures solar panels and offers EPC services. Industrial, corporate, on-grid and off-grid solar plants, and residential are all strong areas for the organization. In the last 20 years, Tata Solar has sold about 1.4 GW of solar panels around the world and installed 1.5 GW of utility-scale and 200 MW of rooftop solar plants in India. Tata Power Solar has completed huge projects in India, including one with a 150 megawatt (MW) project in Anantapur, a 50 megawatt (MW) plant in Kerala, and a 30 megawatt (MW) facility in Odisha. The company earlier w...

    Climate change and exhausting conventional sources of energy is nothing new for us. With the several rounds of the United Nations Climate Change Conferences most of the countries have agreed of the adverse effects of the usage of conventional sources of energy . When we talk about the conventional sources of energy.Yes, the first thing striking are the petroleum products but one source of energy that we just can’t survive without and has become an inseparable part of our lives is Electricity. Now with the conventional sources getting close to be exhausted the demand dis not dropping down rather by day it has been on the rise. Due to all this the demand supply gap has been widening like an indefinite cave. And obviously with the demand and supply gap in increase the prices of electricity specially based on the conventional sources of energy were obviously going to rise and hence in the present times what we are noticing in the present times is a surge both of demand of el...