Solar is relatively a new concept in Indian homes.
On one hand, people are excited about installing this renewable source of energy at their roof top while on the other hand there are some myths and misconceptions in their minds, stopping them in adopting solar as a new alternative source of energy. I have met & inquired people, about the use of solar energy, around the state and cleared their misunderstanding about this energy source. I have made them aware about its environmental and financial benefits. I am going to summarize this post by clearing the myths and apprehensions about the solar energy. Myth-1: Solar Energy is not cost effective
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For this I would say that you first use the residential feasibility spreadsheet (view the video on the left side) before installing solar power at your roof top and then go ahead.
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Moreover, the governments of many countries are offering incentives and the benefits for those owners who install solar system at their rooftop.
You can also add the Net-metering feature with your solar power system and can feed the extra units to the grid.
The grid will compensate you for those extra units.
Myth 9: You need to keep changing the position of solar panels with the position of sun
You can determine the optimum angle and the orientation of the solar panels with respect to the sun and then fix your solar panels.
At this optimum position, they receive the maximum amount of the sunlight and produce the optimum output.
Myth 10: The solar panel prices are falling, I will install it later as it will be a cheaper bet
The amount you are saving by not buying solar roof is going out of your pocket for paying the increased electricity prices.
When you are using solar energy, you are actually contributing in preserving the environment, saving every month and generating your own electricity.
A early adoption of solar power as an alternate source of energy will give you a head-start to understand the nuances of this technology which will let you implement & avail its benefits in the full swing in the near future.
Conclusion
It is necessary to promote the use of the renewable energy like solar energy for the widespread adoption of this energy in India.
Your solar roof is the mobile electricity station
By adopting solar as a source of energy, you become an independent electricity generator.
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Mr.Yash,
You have written a very good article indeed.
Our common apprehensions about use of Solar Energy have been explained in a much simpler and practical manner.
Keep writing and sharing these types of knowledgeable and informative topics.
Ms. Charu,
Thank you for reading the post. Yes, clearing the doubts and the misconceptions is one of the ways to promote the use of solar energy in India.
Thank you again
your Writing is useful to everybody . Keep Writing. Good Work
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Director -Kasese solar power ltd
A nice article. It is very informative and useful for everyone. Thank you so much for sharing with us.
Thank you Mr. Coleman for reading the post and appreciating its content.
Yash :)
Fantastic post!
Particularly noting Myth 7 and 10.
Solar panels are improving in design so quickly, as we even see the arrival of white and coloured panels!
The falling cost of panels likely does not negate the rising costs of electricity as you so coherently describe in your post. That, added to the fact that government incentives are being reduced in many countries (namely US, UK and Cyprus as far as I know, not to mention others) means we should all act NOW and embrace solar sooner rather than later!
Thanks again for a great post - good luck and keep writing :)
It's my pleasure that you read the post in detail.
You are very true that with the advancement in the Solar PV technology, we are witnessing better panel designs and sleeker looks.
Yes, the grid electricity prices are increasing and government incentives are reducing; it's a kind of double financial loss if we are not adopting SOLAR NOW!
With every single day delay in adopting Solar, we are neglecting our environment that we should stop by adopting or embracing Solar NOW!
Thank you for your wishes and sharing your valuable comments.
Yash :)
Well written article. Good work.
not many people know about the performance reducing above 25 degrees. particularly interesting when comparing the use of solar in northern europe where it is cold but can have some sun, compared to middle east or southern eu where the sun is in abundance but summer temperates can exceed 35 degrees!
Thank you for reading the post.
Yours is very thoughtful and informative comment.
Its clear weather and good sunlight that enhance the solar panel performance.
Its one of the biggest myths among people that temperature increases the panel output and you cleared it by quoting very good geographical example.
Thank you for sparing your valuable time.
Yash :)