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Challenges may include land acquisition, obtaining necessary permits and approvals, grid connectivity issues, logistics, supply chain disruptions, and adverse weather conditions.
Challenges may include land acquisition, obtaining necessary permits and approvals, grid connectivity issues, logistics, supply chain disruptions, and adverse weather conditions.
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Several things can lower the amount of electricity your solar system produces. Dust, dirt, and bird droppings on panels (called soiling) can block sunlight, while cloudy or rainy weather naturally reduces how much sun your system gets. Even in perfect conditions, you won’t always get the maximum posRead more
Several things can lower the amount of electricity your solar system produces. Dust, dirt, and bird droppings on panels (called soiling) can block sunlight, while cloudy or rainy weather naturally reduces how much sun your system gets.
Even in perfect conditions, you won’t always get the maximum possible output. This is because your inverter, solar panels, and other equipment don’t work at 100% efficiency all the time. Over the years, solar panels also lose a little bit of their power—usually less than 1% per year. So, while your system may be designed for a certain output, real-world factors always bring that number down a bit.
See lessRigorous quality control measures ensure that components meet standards, installation is done correctly, and the system operates efficiently, minimizing risks and maximizing returns over the project's lifespan.
Rigorous quality control measures ensure that components meet standards, installation is done correctly, and the system operates efficiently, minimizing risks and maximizing returns over the project’s lifespan.
See lessFarmers, landowners, or developers interested in setting up solar power plants can participate. The project requires land within a 5 km radius of APDCL’s 33/11 kV substations. Participants need to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) by May 8, 2025, as per the tender issued by APDCL. The scheme enRead more
Farmers, landowners, or developers interested in setting up solar power plants can participate. The project requires land within a 5 km radius of APDCL’s 33/11 kV substations. Participants need to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) by May 8, 2025, as per the tender issued by APDCL. The scheme encourages local farmers to collaborate with solar developers to install decentralized solar plants.
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Financing options include debt financing from banks and financial institutions, government subsidies and incentives, third-party financing through power purchase agreements (PPAs), and leasing arrangements.
Financing options include debt financing from banks and financial institutions, government subsidies and incentives, third-party financing through power purchase agreements (PPAs), and leasing arrangements.
See lessCurrently, solar cells are produced by companies like Premier Energies, Websol Energy, Jupiter International, Tata Solar and Adani Solar. These plants are located in states like Telanganaa, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Himachal and West Bengal.
Currently, solar cells are produced by companies like Premier Energies, Websol Energy, Jupiter International, Tata Solar and Adani Solar. These plants are located in states like Telanganaa, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Himachal and West Bengal.
See lessYou need to pay the full cost of the rooftop solar project under the PM Surtya Ghar scheme. The govt later disburses the subsidies to your account usually in 1-2 months.
You need to pay the full cost of the rooftop solar project under the PM Surtya Ghar scheme. The govt later disburses the subsidies to your account usually in 1-2 months.
See lessFactors to consider include the contractor's experience, track record, technical expertise, financial stability, adherence to quality standards, and ability to meet project timelines. If major financiers and NBFCs are backing their projects or allow loans for their project, it adds to their creditwoRead more
Factors to consider include the contractor’s experience, track record, technical expertise, financial stability, adherence to quality standards, and ability to meet project timelines. If major financiers and NBFCs are backing their projects or allow loans for their project, it adds to their creditworthiness too.
See lessUsually solar panels degrade at the rate of 0.5% to 0.8% oer year based on the technology used and the degradation rate. So after 20 years, if the degradation rate is 0.5%, the total effiiency of the solar panel will remain 90% instead of 100%.
Usually solar panels degrade at the rate of 0.5% to 0.8% oer year based on the technology used and the degradation rate. So after 20 years, if the degradation rate is 0.5%, the total effiiency of the solar panel will remain 90% instead of 100%.
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Now days Government is also very supportive with solar. in Past it used to take 2-3 month to setup as solar system but now it only takes around 20 -25 days or even faster to complete a solar panel setup. Till 10 KW setup, it will only take 1-2 days to complete the installation rest all will take forRead more
Now days Government is also very supportive with solar. in Past it used to take 2-3 month to setup as solar system but now it only takes around 20 -25 days or even faster to complete a solar panel setup.
Till 10 KW setup, it will only take 1-2 days to complete the installation rest all will take for the paperwork, Government formalities and the net metering.
You can also search for the platform like Solarsation.in for your nearest and qualified solar vendor. This platform also guides you at each step.
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