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Here’s a real useful training programme for many of you solar enthusiasts, and on two of the most useful topics Inverters & Net Metering Done by Zeversolar, now a division of SMA And is this free? That is what the site appears to say…check it out yourself, folks And here’s more dope on...

Solar Mango has published an exclusive guide for international investors keen on investing in the Indian solar sector – in greenfield projects or in operating power plants. The Indian solar power sector is witnessing stupendous growth. From less than 100 MW of grid connected solar power plants in 2011, the...

The first meeting of the Chennai Cleantech Club was held at Solar Mango on 17 Oct 2015. Must say it was impressive. The idea was to get together experts and passionate folks belonging to diverse domains within the cleantech spectrum and figuring out how to collaborate effectively for spurring growth of...

Solar Mango, a division of EAI, for one of its clients, is seeking high quality EPCs for a 2 MW solar power plant in Raichur. The plant, to be developed under the Karnataka Farmer’s Scheme allotment, will need to be of the highest quality and above-benchmark electricity output. Solar Mango...

EAI, in partnership with Solar Mango, the #1 Solar Guide, will release the India Solar Showcase very soon. This will be the country’s first exclusive showcase of solar energy companies, along the entire length of the solar energy value chain. Presented in the form of a soft version (PDF), in...

Solar Mango, the solar division of EAI, is working with a reputed Australian developer of renewable energy power plants. The Australian company is keen to acquire/invest in Indian solar PV power plants. They are exploring investments in projects at any stage of development – from developers who are on the verge...

  I have always maintained that in the context of solar, the Indian government wants the cake and eat it too. Our government wants solar power plant installation to grow at a rapid pace, which can happen only if solar power becomes cost competitive. In order for solar power to be cost...

Until a few years back, when someone asked me about the total potential of India’s wind power, I had to give two answers: One was the official estimate and another, what I felt was the estimate based on improved turbine heights and turbine technology. The two were vastly different. The...

Ever since I started my journey in the Indian renewable energy sector 8 years back, I have been hearing central and state governments blowing hot and cold on offshore wind energy. Anyone listening to them could have been excused in thinking that offshore wind was round the corner. We are...

At the recently concluded Global Investor’s Meet at Chennai, SunEdison has signed MoUs for 2000 MW of renewable energy development in Tamil Nadu. While no fan of either MoUs or these gala investor’s meets, I do hope that these intentions translate to reality. With SunEdison already operating a number of...