When we talk about solar installation, we always think about solar farms, rooftop solar installation, and other solar projects. However, have you thought about solar being used in the most unconventional places. The developing technology and need for sustainable measures have been a boon to adopt various solar inventions. In this article, we will talk about some of the solar installation ideas that has impressed us the most. We hope these projects encourages more to develop sustainable solutions.

Nearly three lakh houses being powered by off-grid solar pv systems

R.K. Singh from the MNRE (Ministry of New and Renewable Energy) recently claimed that more than 3 lakh houses have benefited from off-grid solar installation in the Lok Sabha. The launch of the program SAUBHAGYA in 2017 has claimed to affect many households. The program that was initiated to offer household electricity to both rural and urban communities where grid connection is not feasible.

Following up on our popular article, this article will debunk some more popular solar installation myths with solar EPC solutions. As myths can discourage many from benefitting from the potential of solar, we aim to educate our audience with solar EPC solutions that can debunk such myths and encourage more users to the growing solar industry.

As mentioned in our previous article, operations and maintenance is important to optimize solar electricity generation. Depending on the size of the project, scheduled maintenance is necessary to achieve the end goal of reducing utility costs and generate maximum clean energy. The scope of work under every project’s operations and maintenance differs and is decided after surveying the project. In this article, we will talk about how our team evaluated a project in Navi Mumbai and offered scheduled operations and maintenance services to optimize the solar PV system’s generation capacity.

India offers $100 million loan for solar installation in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka have recently decided to implement solar PV systems on their government infrastructures. To successfully achieve their ambitious vision, India offered a $100 million loan. According to Sri Lanka’s cabinet, these funds will be dedicated to commission solar PV systems in low-income households in districts of Hambantota, Trincomalee, Moneragala, Hambantota, and Anuradhapura.