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Solar energy is considered to be the most sustainable form of energy. Fossil fuels are not burnt, leading to free and clean energy, but when it comes to installation, is it really worth it? Let’s discuss real-world solar energy performance in India. Solar energy refers to the process of energy derived from the radiation of the sun. Later, these radiations are converted into energy. It is always believed that solar energy is a clean and sustainable form of energy, as the sun is the natural source of energy, and there is no burning of fossil fuels. As every coin has two sides, the same goes with solar energy. Before inventing it, lets discuss Solar Energy Pros and Cons in 2025, and consider whether the hype of solar energy is true or not: Pros of Solar Energy: Eco-Friendly Alternative Low Maintenance Clean and Sustainable Energy Reduced Electricity Bills Government Policies - The government provides several schemes like PM-KUSUM and PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana for the installation ...

Solar energy has long been touted as the key to a cleaner, greener future, and at international conferences it is almost always held up as the quickest way to phase out coal and oil. Still, when Indian families sit down to compare the cost of rooftop panels, batteries and smart meters, a more local question keeps popping up: is solar really as good as the headlines say? To answer that, we dug into current real-world solar energy performance in India, spelled out the clear solar energy pros and cons in 2025, and offered a genuine verdict on whether the technology really deserves space on your roof and room in your budget.

Ocean Thermal Energy: The Untapped Energy Source Ocean thermal energy is an example of clean and sustainable energy. It is the process of utilizing the different temperatures of the oceanic waves to generate electricity. There is just one source of electricity: sunlight. Deeper areas have more cold water. When sunlight strikes the core part of the water, it serves as a source point. Through Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion, we can generate clean, free electricity using ocean thermal energy. This energy production has the potential to produce amazing power sources in the future. There is still a significant amount of untapped ocean thermal energy that could only be captured. According to some estimations, during their isolation on the earth's surface, these enormous volumes of water absorb over 80% of the energy that could be converted into ocean energy. The oceans that have supported life on Earth can provide us with the fuel we need for the future. Merits of Ocean Thermal Energy R...

With the development of technology, sustainable choices are needed much more than before. One source which remains untapped is ocean energy. Vast bodies of water have endless possibilities. One of its possibilities is ocean thermal energy . The energy is in warm surface water compared to cold water in the deep. This can allow us to generate clean electricity at all times throughout the year. The innovative technology is referred to as ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC). Candidly speaking, our outlook towards energy components needs a drastic shift using OTEC.

Geothermal power plants transform the electricity, the heat energy derived from magma in any given region within the Earth’s crust, which can be formed deep in the Earth's crust. The geothermal energy is enormous and lasts for several million years. It is termed as renewable energy as well. They can be viewed as a few of the mature energy technologies that produce paramount power without emitting greenhouse gases.  The geothermal power plants are built on the power of the steam. The steam from the hot spring turns into a turbine to power a generator. These modern geothermal power plants make steam deep underground. There is much emphasis on renewable energy in India, but geothermal energy still requires attention and initiatives focused on it with adequate development.  There are a few shortcomings to a geothermal energy power plant: 1. High cost: There is a huge requirement for expenditure on infrastructure to dig wells. 2. It requires a spec...

  Numerous innovative economic opportunities are becoming available for investment in mitigating the impacts of climate change, including emissions reduction systems, carbon trading, and more. In this piece, we look at the contour of carbon trading , analyze its credit trading system, and note the developments in carbon trading India has witnessed over the past few years.

  Imagine turning on the lights in your house by using steam from within our planet’s surface. Today this is possible with the help of geothermal energy and geothermal power plants .   In this blog, we’ll discuss what geothermal energy is, its importance in today’s world, as well as types of geothermal power plants and where you can find a geothermal power plant in India. So, grab a cup of chai as we embark on another adventure of knowledge. This time the world awaits us not in the sky above, but far beneath the ground.

With the world switching towards cleaner energy options, net metering has emerged as an accelerant for environmentally sustainable practices and consumer growth. In the case of solar energy, net metering provides an opportunity to be a ‘prosumer’—a consumer who also produces energy. This policy not only promotes the installation of energy systems but also significantly lowers electricity expenses and carbon emissions at the same time. This blog aims to carefully analyze net metering especially net metering solar systems, their advantages, technological components like net speed meters, and how it integrates into pricing models like green net price per meter. What is Net Metering? Net metering allows for billing to be less complicated for users of solar energy systems. A residential or commercial customer who owns a solar energy system is able to contribute their unused power back into the energy grid. As an example, when your solar energy panels produce an excess of energy, that surpl...

With nearly 300 clear, sunny days each year, India has an abundant advantage of sunlight. This ample solar energy contributes to installing 500 gigawatts of renewable capacity by 2030—and solar power sits at the centre of that strategy. Strong policy backing, falling equipment costs, and sheer market appetite have turned former start-ups into industry giants. In this domain, leading the way solar power companies in India are many but not limited to; Tata Power Solar, Adani Green Energy, ReNew Power, Azure Power and Vikram Solar, all running multi-gigawatt solar parks while rolling out solar roofs for countless homes and businesses.   Also worth noting here are emerging heroes like Niche Clean Energy, a new-age emerging firm using smart software and new materials to craft on-site systems that cut waste and streamline financing, thus repurposing the conventional playbook and supporting India's net-zero target for 2050. Companies like Niche Clean Energy are the new-generation Solar E...