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Hey guys, anyone interested in energy startups. if we come up together then, we can change the way, how the present world thinks about generating electricity and distributing it. I have a good idea about how to make it happen. It's very renewable wi

All the highways on most of the country, now take India.The wind caused by the passing of heavy load vehicles and others can be used to generate electricity by placing vertical turbines( wind mills) which are now available.And also place large solar

Hey guys, anyone interested in Energy Startups. We can change the way they all imagine generating electricity and distributing it. If we come up together for this we can achieve a great value for a lifetime. I have a good idea about how to do it.

🌞The newly inaugurated Solar Dome at Eco Park, Kolkata, is India’s 1st renewable energy museum! Standing 27m tall with 2,086 solar panels, it generates 180 kWh of electricity. The dome features around 50 TV displays, 30 projectors, and six LED tun

Anyone interested in energy startups. We can change the way, the world thinks of an energy generation and how the world farms the energy. SOLAR PANELS, HYDRO, WINDMILL ARE OUTDATED. So I do need mechanical engineers. Do message me.

i need mechanical engineers. i have a very solid idea of generating electricity with mechanical parts. It is superb man. So i need Mechanical engineers for my Startup.

A mini wind turbine can be an excellent renewable energy solution for Indian households, especially in rural or semi-urban areas. Here's an overview of how mini wind turbines can benefit Indian people and factors to consider: Benefits 1. Cost-Effec

Anyone interested in a new way of producing electricity and distributing it far from existing one. I have a good idea. A new way farming energy. solar panel, hydro, wind, nuclear are all outdated. solar is not for the earth, it's for the space. M

India’s highways and expressways, spanning over 1,44,000 km, play a critical role in the nation’s infrastructure and development. However, the significant electricity costs of powering streetlights on these highways pose a challenge, both economicall

India aims to have 450 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030, including solar, wind, biofuels, and small hydropower.