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The Future of Renewable Energy in India India's renewable energy sector is rapidly growing, driven by government policies, technological advancements, and investor interest. The country's vast solar and wind resources offer immense potential. Key Tre

I am planning to work on the energy storage for the renewable energy to decarbonise our earth. Energy storage is the biggest problem in the transition to the renewable energy. I want to solve this problem with the remote energy storage with other sys

The entire energy industry is transitioning towards renewable sources, with wind, solar, and tidal power gaining prominence. Much like the gold rush, there's a race to capitalize on this shift. I'm contemplating which industry could emerge as the 'sh

How big tech is cleverly evading its responsibility to become carbon neutral through creative accounting practices? Through "Renewable Energy Certificates" (RECs). The data centers of these companies have incredible power requirements which is met

I think the EV charging segment has a huge potential market in India, but there aren't many companies operating in this space.

is it possible to Store the heat energy of the whole summer season in a very compact way so that i can use that energy all winter season without increasing my electricity bill? Setting up solar panels with a large battery grid will not be useful i gu

Several Villages of India don’t have electricity Till now but the rise of EV in India will need more electricity to run will India face ENERGY CRISIS in near future??

🚀 **Exciting Investment Opportunity in Renewable Energy!** 🌞 I'm thrilled to share my vision for setting up a state-of-the-art **Solar Manufacturing Plant** that will produce high-quality solar panels and components, contributing to the global shi

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Just imagine if somehow ( which would be very tough ) someone built a affordable renewable energy source that can be used by anyone with good energy production. Can't imagine how big it would be. If any startup builds something related to solving cli