The Solar Evangelists in India
Energy is found all around us and has different sources. One of the main sources of energy on Earth is the sun. In fact, it can be said that the energy from the sun is the original source of most
Introduction Up until now, traditional photovoltaic solar panel systems have been the lifeblood of the solar industry, as they are a well-proven technology which saves a lot of money for homeowners. However, sometimes the hassle and expenses associated with rooftop
Introduction Electric vehicles with greater advantages of no noise, no pollution, energy saving, and carbon dioxide emissions reduction are power-driven vehicles with moving motor drive wheels. In order to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions and other pollution, solar electric vehicles
Introduction In the recent past years, as we all know that Climate change and Greenhouse gas emission are the worst hazards faced by the people. To mitigate this problem, the solar energy has come out as the greenest source of
Introduction: Scenario of Solar Energy in India India is one of the leading countries of the world in terms of solar power with a massive installed capacity of 35,122 MW at the end of June, 2020. The Government of India
Introduction Typically, traditional crystalline solar cells are made of silicon. Instead of silicon, an organic solar cell uses carbon-based materials and organic electronics to produce electricity from the sun as a semiconductor. “Plastic solar cells” or “polymer solar cells” are
Introduction As it can be renewable, sustainable, reliable and clean, the photovoltaic industry has proven to be an increasing and advantageous source of power. Important improvements have been made in the materials used and the manufacturing processes to reduce costs
Introduction If you’ve installed the right Solar PV system configuration, then you’ll enjoy the comfort of having smooth power at home. But there are many transitions, conversions and distances it travels before it reaches the electrical appliances. Before giving final
Introduction Homes and businesses are by far the most common and widely used on-grid or grid-tie solar systems. These systems do not need batteries and are connected to the public electricity grid, using either solar inverters or micro-inverters. Any excess