I would like explore the possibilitiies of installing solar panel for power generation on the roof top of our apartmrnt in bangalore. I would like get the detalils and contact person mail id etc.
Re: Installation of Solar panels in Apartmrnt in Bangalore
by Avijit Ghosh on Oct 29, 2014 01:28 PM
It is very nice to see your response. You can very well install Solar Power Plant on Rooftop shadow free area. Besides economic advantages, you will contribute tremendously for your next generation.
Re: Installation of Solar panels in Apartmrnt in Bangalore
by Rakesh Kumar on Oct 30, 2014 01:43 PM
http://www.emmveesolar.com/ I am using their system
With the number of buildings in each city and town, there is tremendous potential for solar power generation. We can survive on solar energy itself and not be dependent on coal and gas.
Re: solar power
by guptaapsn on Oct 29, 2014 06:53 PM
How politicians will survive. How congress will survive with coalgate like scams. Getting power connection we have to pay 25K bribe in Metro city for each 3 phase connection. How does this corrupt politicians will allow us to use grid connected solar plants. INDIAN POLITICIANS WILL NEVER CHANGE THEIR ATTITUDE.
I am impressed by your work I stay in Mumbai suburbs kindly share your email id so as to contact & seek your advice for installing Solar panels at my residence which I am constructing newly.
As sun light in good in Mumbai I am interested in doing so. I can share my terrace plan & electrical load detaild for getting the approx estimate.
Re: Solar panels at my residence
by Avijit Ghosh on Oct 29, 2014 01:35 PM
It is nice to see your immediate positive note. You need approximately 115 Sq.ft. shadow free area on your Rooftop for 1KWp capacity Plant. Depending upon your electrical requirement, total area would be calculated. At present price range shall be around Rs.1.0 lakh per KWp. Subsidy from MNRE, Govt. of India through your State Renewable Development Agency shall be passed on to you. If Maharashtra Govt. is offering some more subsidy, that shall also be added.
Re: Re: Solar panels at my residence
by ARUNAVA MAZUMDER on Oct 30, 2014 08:17 AM
Sir I am from Kolkata,really impressed reading ur article.I would also want to know/discuss if my area/house is sufficient for 1KWp capacity plant,if u can share ur or alternative contact details ,shall be grateful to u.
I have enough space on my roof top for installation of this system and it is directly south facing. I need some more details of Mr A. Ghosh or any one else to discuss this matter.I am not sure whether Mr Ghosh enterprise would be interested in Delhi to work. Thanks
Re: solar panels
by Avijit Ghosh on Oct 29, 2014 01:41 PM
Thanks for your pro-active response. Pl. go ahead with your Plan. I shall help you with my little knowledge, so that you can contribute effectively for our children and grandchildren with a better environment to live in.
To encourage more green energy, Govt should subsidize the cost of PV panels so that the aam aadmi in most villages and other inaccessible areas not connected to the grid could have electricity.
Re: Green Power???
by Avijit Ghosh on Oct 29, 2014 01:45 PM
Ministry of Renewable Energy, Govt. of India is doing their best to promote Alternative Energy. Public awareness through easy to understand language focussing mainly on Cost Economics and Availability Channel shall clear all clouds. Govt. subsidy and Bank soft loans are already in place.
Even though this person has taken the lead to utilize something available commercially in the market for the betterment of community and environment, the credit for this must go to the govt departments who made this possible.
Re: ok.
by Avijit Ghosh on Oct 29, 2014 01:49 PM
Absolutely correct. No new things, but only from my inner urge to do something for my NEXGEN, which is economically beneficial for my Organization too at the first instance.
