A climate change warrior! Founder of Patagonia, which is valued at about $3billion and is an outdoor gear company, will give away the company and its profits to combat climate change and protect undeveloped land around the globe. "the earth is now our only shareholder" were the
words of the founder after transferring the company's ownership from found and his family to two nonprofits established to fight climate change.
Salute to such a family for doing something so remarkable for our planet and for the dedication to fight the environmental crisis and
Fossil fuels may be winning the energy battle this year, but setting themselves up for a far greater loss in the multi-decade war over the energy transition. 2022 has been a blockbuster year for energy transition and investment for solar projects. Installations will rise at the
Remembering Bharat Ratna Sir Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya on his birth anniversary as we celebrate Engineers Day today in his honor.
We salute him & all engineers out there for being true creators! #EngineersDay2022
but we do believe it is possible and we are doing our bit in making a real change. Such studies are music to our ears and keep us motivated to do more in fighting climate change. Go #green, go #SOLAR ! Read: https://t.co/MxRQqqD51X
As per one of the recently released study, 145 of the world's nations could switch to 100% renewable energy in a few years using the present renewable energy technologies available today. Key takeaways of the study:
but we do believe it is possible and we are doing our bit in making a real change. Such studies are music to our ears and keep us motivated to do more in fighting climate change. Go #green, go #SOLAR ! Read: https://t.co/MxRQqqD51X
India aims to be a major solar hub globally, but our cell and module manufacturing capacity is merely at 1% and 3% respectively. In 2022, the Indian government allocated an additional $2.6 billion to its PLI scheme to support domestic manufacturing. Meanwhile, China which leads
The statistic shows ours & the worlds true dependence on Chinese imports in one form or the other related to manufacturing of solar modules. Do we have the right policies in place to reduce the dependence?
About 25GWs of solar projects face delays & uncertainties due to increase in module prices or supply constraints. Initially the projects are bided at aggressive tariffs and then they become unviable. Projects don’t get implemented unless government intervenes and makes exemption.
Solar module manufacturing capacity in India under ALMM list crosses 18GW. There are only 7 manufacturers which can has the facility to supply 500Wp and above capacity modules.
With the present demand, the supply side seems under-size.
There is no news at present whether there is an extension in usage of non-ALMM modules for net-metering or open access projects post October ’22. What are your views regarding ALMM? Will it help in the overall implementation of solar projects in long term or will it be