Solar Energy Under the Microscope: Fact or Fantasy?



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 of solar panels.

Cons of Solar Energy

  • Dependency on Climate

  • High Installment Cost - Initial funding of solar energy still represents a major investment, since the average three-kilowatt rooftop system requires an outlay of 150,000 to 200,000 rupees. 

  • Large Space - Solar panel installation needs large areas.

These were some advantages and disadvantages of solar energy. The financial challenges feel negligible when we look towards the advantages of environmental benefits.
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