Blog - Solar

India’s growing position as a global climate leader needs to be maintained and strengthened with policies that support it. It has been more than 15 days since safeguard duty on solar modules ended. However, there has been an unprecedented and uncanny silence from the government and industry participants. There is a clear 40% customs duty to be enacted from 1st April 2022, and there was a safeguard duty at 14.5% until 29th July 2021. This duty-free window is a policy tool that is hard to understand. Moreover, the silence of an official announcement presents multiple risks. Should one place a bid based on the assumption of Zero duty, or should one assume a certain number? How much will this hurt domestic manufacturing? ...

With the proposed cap of power generated via net metering going down from 1000 to a mere 5 KW - our industry will be in an even more grim state than before. ...

This ongoing pandemic has directly affected every industry and business in India today. Revenues have drastically reduced and in some cases, even reached zero. Fixed costs, EMIs, and salaries are increasingly difficult to pay as cash flow is greatly affected. Naturally, every business has its focus on cutting costs and conserving cash. ...

Maharashtra, Save Your Bills! Part 3 In my previous blog, I spoke about the importance of going solar to reduce your electricity bills. This blog will detail the savings that one can get by installing a roof-top solar plant. ...

Three units of 250MW each in the Ultra Mega Solar Project will go for bidding in the reverse auction starting with a tariff of Rs 3.59, Rs 3.62 and Rs 3.64 a unit respectively and we think these projects are feasible ...