15. A REVIEW ON ONE SUN ONE WORLD ONE GRID
Authors
Bhabad Amol B. Bedade Avinash R. Darade Pawan S.
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Abstract
- With a growing population and its needs, India is moving towards more pollution and less non-renewable resources left for the future generations. In this chaotic state, one thing certain is that India’s power requirement will grow. Renewable energy plays a significant job in giving supportable and clean energy and moderating environmenta l change. As energy lies at the core of the environment predicament, creating 100 GW of sun oriented energy by 2022 is an honorable yet aggressive objective of India under Paris Accord of Climate Change. It is clear that the advancement of the Indian sunli ght based energy area depends on the mix of regulative system, monetary instruments, nearby assembling area, ecologically sound innovation, and so on. In spite of the developing impulse of sun oriented energy in India, there are still holes in its administ ration. In this article, the writer centers around the ongoing status, difficulties and future possibilities of sun based energy improvement in India and summarizes the way forward with proposals to address some of these gaps.