Sunora Solar

Solar is the best friend of our planet!

Solar energy will never die of shining. According to NASA, the Sun still has 6.5 billion years of life, and surely, in rather less time, solar technology will spread across countries globally and evolve to compete with conventional sources of electricity generation.

In the next few decades, solar energy will become a substantial part of sustainable development and energy generation systems, including all commercial, industrial, and residential areas.

Organizations that adopt sustainable practices and include solar solutions as part of their primary services extend a hand in helping the lower carbon footprint. Energy today matters the most than ever before to run our global economy swiftly and fulfill the ever-increasing aspirations of humans for a better quality of life. Solar energy dwarfs any finite or renewable source and surpasses the world’s current energy consumption by an order of magnitude.

If we talk about only India, 80% of its electricity needs are met by fossil fuels. On the other hand, India is also heavily dependent on energy from other countries to fuel its growth and is a party to global warming.

Some experts speculate that by 2030 India’s dependence on imported energy will exceed 53% of its total energy consumption. As a result, it is imperative to consider the possibility of losing power when it is most needed.

With this defining moment, solar power is emerging as a mainstay power supply technology that will make significant contributions to the energy mix. 1 kW of solar power prevents 77 kg of coal from being burned and 136 kg of CO2 from being emitted into the atmosphere. Therefore, it can be said that solar truly makes the most compelling case for both the environment and the economy.