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Grid Connected Solar PV Systems
- March 11, 2021
- Posted by: Ushva
- Category: Ushva
No CommentsSolar PV technology for generating electricity from solar energy. Solar has been in India since quite some time now, but for a long time, it was not economically feasible for most Indians to take benefits of. But due to a drop in the prices of solar PV in the last few years coupled with significant policy-level implementations by Government of India, now, Solar PV technology looks quite lucrative.
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Reasons for people to not opt for Solar
- March 11, 2021
- Posted by: Ushva
- Category: Ushva
When it comes to India, Solar industry may be having its real “Boom” in the government backed tendered projects. But in the private space, things are still not Very promising. Although people are very keen on hearing about this (now not so new) technology, they are still a bit reluctant as to whether or not they want to ultimately invest in it.
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Solar PV Scenario in India and Its Adoption Issues
- March 10, 2021
- Posted by: Ushva
- Category: Ushva
It is easy to tell that Solar PV is booming in India, of-course because of tremendously low solar tariffs news popping up every now and then. This should mean that solar is dead cheap now and we should be seeing it everywhere, in all farms, terraces, etc. But sadly that’s not the case. So is it because solar is not good for all or is the technology not satisfying enough for everyone to adopt or are the numbers in the news wrong?
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Way-to-go for Solar PV
- March 10, 2021
- Posted by: Ushva
- Category: Ushva
There is a lot of interest being shown by individuals towards solar PV usage at their private properties, but the interest to actual implementation conversion rate is tremendously low as the current solution is not attractive at its face value. The solar PV solutions need to be bundled up with certain other features which might make the overall solution more convenient and attractive.
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Reality Check: Solar PV Subsidy
- March 10, 2021
- Posted by: Ushva
- Category: Ushva
The distribution of solar PV subsidy has started the adoption of solar PV solutions at the household level on a good note. The claimed benefits of solar PV along with the added incentives of central and state government subsidies has made the overall solution quite attractive for every household. MNRE has fixed the price at INR 69,000 / kW. Central government gives 30% subsidy on the mentioned price. A couple of state governments have also added state specific subsidies on top of the central government subsidy.
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Solar PV Customer Financing
- March 10, 2021
- Posted by: Ushva
- Category: Ushva
It is well known that one of the factors for low and slow adoption of solar PV solution at households and SMEs is the upfront investment required from the customer’s end. If these customers could be helped with the financing, it can really change the adoption rate.
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Love is on the Cloud – ENERGY & IoT
- March 10, 2021
- Posted by: Ushva
- Category: Ushva
Let me introduce you to ‘Energy’. Energy is the most basic necessity of life. It is strongly associated with the development of mankind. This makes it the most precious amenity for life and yet it goes unaccounted for. We tend to keep a detailed check on how much data we use, what we shop, what we eat blah blah blah but then when it comes to energy, it simply gets ignored till the extent that people don’t want to know the details beyond the bill that has to be paid. Don’t you think that ‘ENERGY’ requires slightly more attention, maybe if you could show some interest in understanding about how exactly the energy has been used at your end!
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Enabling Energy with IoT
- March 10, 2021
- Posted by: Ushva
- Category: Ushva
Energy combined with IoT can achieve wonders in terms of increased savings & enhanced performance. You can refer to our previous blog (http://www.ushva.com/blog/2018/08/13/love-is-on-the-cloud-energy-iot/) to know more about the effects of integrating Energy & IoT. Now we need to understand the enablement method for the marriage of Energy – IoT. It can be divided into 6 specific actions:
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