SOLAR POWER SYSTEM & ELECTRICAL SYSTEM- AN ANALYSIS

Apurv Goel

Vol. 2, Jan-Dec 2016

Page Number: 36 - 41

Abstract:

Today about four-fifth of India's need for electricity are met by fossil fuels which may supply the necessities of power for another 100 -150 years. 1. In India, the solar energy potential alone is numerous thousand times more than the aggregate power needs of the nation. 2. With over 300 sunny days in a year, India's geo-position allows to receive over 5000 trillion kWh of pure solar energy each year, with the potential to generate huge quantity of electricity through a high energy security and zero carbon process 3. Solar Photovoltaic (PV)] framework can be a down to earth and moderate answer for giving the expansive scale electrical burden in any business place. This will decrease the heap utilization from national matrix and additionally this type of Renewable Energy (RE) is absolutely environment neighborly. Trial study has been made in this paper which shows the investment funds of power utilization cost in an instructive grounds fundamentally

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