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The 20% reduction in energy demand seen in India due to the COVID-19 lockdown could draw out favourable conditions for solar firms working in the commercial and industrial (C&I) sector, according to a prominent Indian developer.

Keeping pace with the trending style besides giving comfort to the customers is the prime objective of entrepreneurs.

One thing that all Indians can relate to are the summer vacations while growing up, mostly plagued with frequent power cuts, melted ice creams in the freezer, and fashioning makeshift fans out of everything at an arm’s distance - newspapers, cardboard pieces, and sometimes even handkerchiefs.

SunSource Energy, a leading provider of solar-based energy and storage solutions to commercial and industrial organizations, announced the commissioning of its 1.2 MW Solar Power Project for Shivamrut

Noida, January 14th,2019: SunSource Energy, a leading provider of solar-based energy and storage solutions to commercial and industrial organizations, announced the commissioning of its 1.2 MW Solar Power Project for Shivamrut, a leading co-operative milk producer’s union in Maharashtra that provides self-employment to over 40,000 rural families in the state

Green energy is among the most talked-about sustainable development goals (SDG) of the United Nations. It is also a goal in which India is leading from the front.

About a decade ago, the government, envisioned renewable energy as a cleaner, sustainable alternative to thermal power, and take several steps to strengthen this sector in a bid to meet the country’s energy needs.

India, one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, aspires to be a $5 trillion economy by 2024. A prompt reaction to this would be a query whether India wants that $5 trillion economy to be based on sustainability indices or it wants an economy with high greenhouse gas emissions

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