benefits of solar power

MPUVNL tenders 26 MW rooftop solar projects in Madhya Pradesh under EPC mode. Divided into 4 groups, bids close Dec 31, 2024. Technical, financial criteria apply. Aims to expand renewable energy adoption and ensure sustainability.

Gensol Engineering Limited has won a Rs 780 crore contract for a 150 MW solar photovoltaic power plant in Maharashtra. The project will be completed in 15 months and includes comprehensive management from design to operations and maintenance

Rajasthan is the state with the highest solar power potential in India, capable of producing 1,42,310 MW. The Union Territory of Jammu & Kashmir follows it with 1,11,050 MW, and Maharashtra follows with 64,320 MW.

A recent analysis by Climate Analytics highlights the need for a rapid increase in renewable energy deployment to limit global warming to 1.5°C by 2030.

As per the latest analysis from the fourth annual Global Electricity Review, conducted by energy think tank Ember, there has been a decline in the share of electricity generated by coal in G20 countries since the Paris Agreement.

Solar power generation has become increasingly popular in recent years due to its clean and renewable nature. However, like any other technology, solar power has its own set of pros and cons.