India’s rooftop solar sector witnessed an explosive growth in 2024 because residential consumers installed an unprecedented amount of solar power systems. Residential consumers accounted for a staggering 74% of theContinue Reading
Annual installation of residential rooftop solar has declined from 199 MW in FY 2017 to 93 MW in FY 2020 despite attractive subsidy and falling equipment cost. However the increasedContinue Reading
Despite Kerala’s solar innovations – from the world’s first solar airport to India’s largest floating solar power plant – the state has lagged behind much of the country in widerContinue Reading
Tata Power, India’s largest integrated power utility, has launched its first ever pan-India Digital and Print ad campaign titled ‘SOLAROOF’ – “Kamai Badhaye Dildaar Banaye”. The company, in collaboration withContinue Reading
New rooftop solar installations in India fell to a four-year low in the first half of 2020 thanks to a combination of policy changes, financing costs and the impact ofContinue Reading
The Ministry of Power (MoP) has come out with draft electricity rules 2020 aimed at streamlining the process of supply of solar electricity to consumers by distribution licensees (DISCOMs). AsContinue Reading
The growth is rooftop solar power generation remains far too slow for the country to achieve the government’s ambitious target of 40 gigawatt of rooftop capacity by 2022, industry expertsContinue Reading
Waaree Energies has launched a financial lending facility for solar power developers. The financing solution focuses on the residential and the small-scale industries segment and will cover up to 70Continue Reading
