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The key components include solar panels, inverters, mounting structures, balance of system components, electrical equipment, and monitoring systems.
The key components include solar panels, inverters, mounting structures, balance of system components, electrical equipment, and monitoring systems.
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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 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.
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Regulatory policies and incentives, such as subsidies, net metering regulations, and tariffs, significantly influence the feasibility and profitability of solar projects in India. Regulations mandate the govt entities or discoms on their approach, timeline and other obligations to complete the rooftRead more
Regulatory policies and incentives, such as subsidies, net metering regulations, and tariffs, significantly influence the feasibility and profitability of solar projects in India. Regulations mandate the govt entities or discoms on their approach, timeline and other obligations to complete the rooftop solar projects. Proactive regulatory mechanism allows faster installations of solar projects.
See lessChallenges 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.
See lessIt is the local electricity company (discom) which gives all the required govt clerances to install the rooftop solar. It is not possible to install rooftop solar without their permission.
It is the local electricity company (discom) which gives all the required govt clerances to install the rooftop solar. It is not possible to install rooftop solar without their permission.
See lessNo. The govt regulated entities like your local discom plays the role of granting permissions. But the actual installation of rooftop solar is done by private companies. You can select your company based on your choice in the National Rooftop Portal during your application.
No. The govt regulated entities like your local discom plays the role of granting permissions. But the actual installation of rooftop solar is done by private companies. You can select your company based on your choice in the National Rooftop Portal during your application.
See lessNo. The actual cost of installation differs from company to company. Different companies offer different rates for the rooftop solar projects based on their experience, product quality, module technology and others as per the needs of the consumers. The final prices is decided mutually by the customRead more
No. The actual cost of installation differs from company to company. Different companies offer different rates for the rooftop solar projects based on their experience, product quality, module technology and others as per the needs of the consumers. The final prices is decided mutually by the customers and the installer company. The government has not fixed any fixed price of the installations.
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 lessThere are several national banks and NBFCs which offer special loans to afford rooftop solar. You can find the details of the lenders and their offers on the National Rooftop Solar Portal/PM Surya Ghar portal. There are around 18 banks/NBFcs which offer residential rooftop solar loans.
There are several national banks and NBFCs which offer special loans to afford rooftop solar. You can find the details of the lenders and their offers on the National Rooftop Solar Portal/PM Surya Ghar portal. There are around 18 banks/NBFcs which offer residential rooftop solar loans.
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EPC stands for Engineering, Procurement, and Construction. It refers to the process of designing, procuring materials, and constructing solar power plants. It mainly means the person or group of persons/companies responsible for constructiong the solar project on the site.
EPC stands for Engineering, Procurement, and Construction. It refers to the process of designing, procuring materials, and constructing solar power plants. It mainly means the person or group of persons/companies responsible for constructiong the solar project on the site.
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