Solar Power Growth And Common Man
India’s solar revolution is rising—but why hasn’t it reached your rooftop yet? Expert Rahul A. Zade uncovers the policy hurdles, public hesitation, and untapped potential behind India’s 2030 solar goals. A must-read for anyone who believes in powering change from home.
Nowadays, Solar occupies the mind of every person but has not reached to doors of the common people.
Indian Government Target for Solar Power
Recently Indian Government has dropped its target from 500 GW of Renewable Energy to 50% power from non-fossil fuels by 2030. India has a total 404 GW installed capacity, out of which coal-based capacity is 204 GW (50%), Renewable Energy 114 GW (28%), Hydro 47 GW (12%), Nuclear Generation is 7 GW, Gas based is 27 Gelignite and Diesel based is 8 GW generation.
The Indian Government has a target of 480 GW of Renewable Energy by 2030. Of which 280 GW is from Solar Power and 140 GW is from Wind power.
Private Solar Firms
There is massive scope for private players in solar power. Solar power in the coming days will generate demands for manufacturing, supply, installation, and solar services. The solar sector is rapidly increasing day by day. But it is mainly growing in the industrial sector only.
A country like India, with a population of almost 130 Cr, needs a more sophisticated approach toward renewable especially solar power. Solar for residence is still not made its proper presence. The residence solar users…
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