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India is becoming one of the Largest Markets for Solar Energy in the World. In fact, India’s Solar Energy sector has a great potential to be one of the biggest renewable energy providers by the 21st century.

India currently has less than 500 MW of Solar Energy capacity, which accounts for less than 0.1% of India’s total electricity capacity. In the near future, much is going to change as the government is going for solar energy.

In a big area of India’s people lives in the dark due to shortage of electricity. Solar energy sector helps the government to facilitate the people of India as it is a costliest form of power. The Indian government through the Jawaharlal Nehru national solar mission has provided a great support to the growth of this industry. The government has set a target of 20 GW by 2022 with 1000 MW of solar power induct through private investment by 2013.

The Indian minister for energy and power is extremely confidence, that solar energy power will grow significantly by 2014.

In his statement, he said that the productive capacity of solar energy in 100 sq km of land in Jaisalmer is 100,000 mega watt powers if harnessed for 320 sunny days. With the help of latest techniques, we can transfer solar energy to grid stations via satellite.

He said that generating of 500 MW of solar energy needs 15 – 16 corer rupees while 30 rupees required more for thermal energy. The minister said that soon they will complete the Suratagarh, Chhabra, and Banswara power plants. The induction of these power plants brings a great boom in the industrial development of solar energy.

It is essential for us to focus on our full intention in developing more power units in the field of solar energy to face the coming challenges and demand of energy.

The ministry of Environment and Forests also assured him to work for environment cleaning and reduce the pollution on a priority basis. The Indian Government energy department has its own coal mines to run the thermal power plants. He said that the state wants to supply power energy to Indian’s population at a very cheap rate.

The major advantage for solar energy is that it is non-carbon dioxide. Other fuel forms of energy have a large cost in terms of pollution, health and global warming.