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Yes, the Government of India offers various incentives, subsidies, and support to businesses that adopt solar energy, making it easier for factories to install rooftop solar systems.
Absolutely! Factory rooftops offer unused space that can be put to good use for solar installations. This saves money on buying additional land and helps make the most of existing resources.
Yes, solar panels can help factories remain powered during outages, especially in areas prone to frequent power cuts, providing a more stable and reliable energy supply.
Agrivoltaics combines agriculture with solar power generation by installing solar panels above or between crops.
Yes, farmland can return to agricultural use after the life of a solar project (around 25–30 years).
Solar energy reduces operational costs by eliminating the need for diesel and grid electricity.
Solar energy farming involves using solar panels to generate electricity on agricultural land. Farmers can utilize this energy to power irrigation systems, cold storage units, or sell surplus electricity to the grid.
It means the spot on your roof where you put the solar panels should get direct sunlight for at least 7 hours a day, without any trees or buildings blocking the sun.
Not necessarily! It’s good to leave some space between the rows and columns of solar panels. This makes it easier to clean the panels and do maintenance work.
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