by admin | Jul 29, 2015 | Innovations, Solar Photovoltaic, Thin Film
In 2.5 hours, this paper-like, foldable solar panels can charge your mobile. You can carry this anywhere. And it works wherever there is…sun. The above is any I am bullish on solar, especially solar PV, more than any other renewable energy technology....
by admin | Jan 22, 2015 | Innovations, Solar Photovoltaic, Thin Film
Read an interesting article on solar ink that can assist in printable solar cells. Australian researchers have created ‘solar ink’, which can capture sunlight and turn it into electricity, that can be printed on some materials and can used to charge smartphones and...
by admin | Jan 21, 2012 | Solar Energy, Solar Photovoltaic, Thin Film, Uncategorized
The Indian government recently announced that they would take no actions on the cheap Chinese modules that are being dumped onto the Indian market. India is expected to have a bumper year in terms of solar installations with various state policies – notably...
by admin | Dec 3, 2011 | Solar Energy, Solar Photovoltaic, Thin Film
The recently concluded bidding for solar PV project allotment under the second round of JNNSM phase I and the results from the bidding has shown signs of solar becoming genuinely cost competitive with grid power. While sub 10 bids were obviously expected, the bid...
by admin | Dec 1, 2011 | Biomass Power, Solar Energy, Solar Photovoltaic, Thin Film, Wind Energy
The REC trading for the month of November concluded yesterday. Figures reveal that the trading has increased significantly both in volume of RECs traded as well as the price. In total 105,527 RECs were sold. Keeping with the trend of previous months, IEX had a higher...
by admin | Nov 17, 2011 | Solar Energy, Solar Photovoltaic, Thin Film
The Gujarat Electricity Regulation Commission (GERC) recently issued a draft document to outline the process they used to determine feed-in tariffs (FiT). This is for developers who wish to put up solar power plants (both PV & CSP) under the state solar policy for...
