21st of February

Solar power plant: Chandigarh exempts residents from taking clearance for panel up to 10kWp


Solar power plant: Chandigarh exempts residents from taking clearance for panel up to 10kWp

The Chandigarh administration has exempted residents from taking mandatory clearance from the electricity department required for commissioning a plant up to 10 kw peak (kWp).

This has made the process of installing rooftop solar power plants (SPV) easy for the residents.
According to the Solar Rooftop and Metering Regulations, 2015, of the Joint Electricity Regulatory Commission (JERC), any one intends to set up a rooftop solar power plant (SPV), has to move an application with a prescribed fee of Rs 50 per kWp to the electricity department for grant of permission in doing so.

After checking the feasibility factor, the electricity department issues a letter of approval or rejection to the applicant. After getting a nod from the department, the applicant sets up the plant and submits the work completion report confirming that the plant has been installed according to the approved standards and specifications. Read More…

Solar power plant: Chandigarh exempts residents from taking clearance for panel up to 10kWp

20th of February

Aptel stays discoms’ plea for power tariff hike


Aptel stays discoms’ plea for power tariff hike

The tariff hike proposed by three power discoms has been stayed by the Appellate Tribunal for Electricity (Aptel).

On Thursday, Aptel stayed the petition which the discoms submitted to Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commission (RERC). The next hearing is on March 17.

The Jaipur, Jodhpur and Ajmer discoms sought a 11- 18% hike in tariff across categories by pegging their loss at R 90,000 crore.

Samta power and non-profit organisations had challenged the tariff hike proposal. “Discoms are showing an inflated figure for per unit cost of electricity. They are adding the interest payment on losses in the cost. This is in violation of the Electricity Act. Read More…

Aptel stays discoms’ plea for power tariff hike

Bungalow / VillaApartmentFactoryHospitalOther Insitutions
To save money on electricity bills
To be energy independent
To have a cleaner environment
For my nations energy independence

30th of January

US firms keen to invest in India’s renewable energy sector


US firms keen to invest in India’s renewable energy sector

With India looking to enhance the share of renewable sources to 40% of its energy mix by 2030, up from 13% now, US businesses are making a beeline to capture a slice of the market.

Fred P. Hochberg, chairman and president of the Export Import Bank of the US said the financial institution is working with a number of renewable energy companies in the US which are looking to increase their business in India.

“We respect the Make in India campaign but at the same time India needs a balance between local manufacturing and the best available technology,” he said, adding that a number of US firms had approached the bank, evincing interest in the Indian renewables market. Read More…

US firms keen to invest in India’s renewable energy sector

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To save money on electricity bills
To be energy independent
To have a cleaner environment
For my nations energy independence

16th of January

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14th of January

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To save money on electricity bills
To be energy independent
To have a cleaner environment
For my nations energy independence

30th of November

Big roofs mean big solar at top U.S. retailers


Big roofs mean big solar at top U.S. retailers

“I know this looks like a typical Walmart,” President Obama said, speaking from the aisles of a store in Mountain View, California. “But it’s different.”

Why? Several years ago, Walmart covered the roof of this giant California store with solar panels, and a number of big retailers such as Target and IKEA are following suit. If every U.S. supermarket and shopping center converted underused roof space to solar panels, it could generate enough clean energy to power 7 million homes.

Turning a bright idea into reality

What’s driving this change? Retailers are finding that solar is good for business.

“No one’s sitting in a Walmart board room trying to think of ways to spend more money,” said Tom Kimbis of the Solar Energy Industries Association. Read More…

Big roofs mean big solar at top U.S. retailers

Bungalow / VillaApartmentFactoryHospitalOther Insitutions
To save money on electricity bills
To be energy independent
To have a cleaner environment
For my nations energy independence