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September 2015

Solar technology has many unique attributes which make it one of the most preferred sources of power, particularly in India, a densely populated country with a high energy deficit - it can be rapidly deployed across most parts of the country, it is modular in nature and it is environmentally friendly.

Tags: Solar Technology, Bridge To India, Solar PV Technology, Government Of India, RPO, REC, Hitesh Doshi, WAAREE Group, Sameer Gupta, Jakson Power Solutions, Make In India, MNRE, Sunil Jain, Hero Future Energies, Krishnan Rajagopalan

I expect 100 per cent growth in solar till 2018

September 2015

Solar manufacturing in India is still not competitive due to high manufacturing costs. The reasons behind this are less government support, improper supply chain and lack of scale.

Tags: Vikas Mathur, Rays Power Experts, Investment, REC, National Clean Energy Fund, RPO, Solar Projects

Rays Power Experts win DMRC tender of 7.297 MW Solar Roof-Top Voltaic Power Plant

July 2015

One of India´s leading innovative solar solutions company and the biggest emerging solar power EPC developer; Rays Power Experts has successfully bagged the tender for the construction and commissioning of a 7 MW solar roof-top voltaic power plant for selected stations and sites of DMRC.

Tags: Solar Solutions, Rays Power Experts, Solar Roof-Top Voltaic Power Plant, DMRC, Rahul Gupta, Solar PV Project, Technology

Navi Mumbai to house largest dam solar panel installation

December 2014

The Morbe dam on Dhavari River in Navi Mumbai is going to house a a solar panel installation big enough to generate 20 MW of power. A three-year-old company that is carrying out the Rs 162 crore project claims the installation to be the largest in the world on a dam barrier, and the first in India.

Tags: Dhavari River, Navi Mumbai, Dam Barrier, Rahul Gupta, IIT-Roorkee, Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation, Rays Power Experts, Morbe Gravity Dam

Power of one

July 2014

With a target to add more than 150 GW in next 10 years, the power sector does stand a chance of revival, and the capacity addition is likely to help the EPC sector. An increasing emphasis on single-point responsible party with minimum alleys of interference has been a boon for the Engineering.