solar energy

From subsidies that encourage the adoption of green power to microgrids that reduce dependency on traditional power sources these startups are ensuring nothing hinders solar adoption in India's villages.

Inspired by village roots, couple Sucheta and Anirudha Ambekar built their dream home, ‘Anant Farms’, which exemplifies eco-friendly living with local materials, solar panels, and organic farming.

Shani Pandya’s solar trees revolutionise urban energy by minimising land use from 2,200 to 2 square feet, powering six homes daily.His startup gained national praise and recognition from PM Modi.

In the remote hills of Manipur, Seth Moirangthem’s SNL Energy Solutions is revolutionising lives with solar power. Women now work beyond dusk, and children benefit from improved educational opportunities. By overcoming unreliable electricity, more than 1,000 households across 100 villages are paving their own path to economic independence.

Imagine a museum powered entirely by solar energy – that’s what you’ll experience at Kolkata’s Solar Dome Museum, where 2,086 solar panels light up both the dome and the streets!

SundayGrids, a Bengaluru-based startup backed by Zerodha, is leveraging the power of community solar to help save on your electricity bill.

Class 12 student Suhani Chauhan has developed a solar-powered agro vehicle designed to help small farmers reduce operational costs and cut carbon emissions. Her innovation provides an eco-friendly, efficient alternative to traditional farming equipment, offering a sustainable solution that could significantly benefit the farming community and promote environmental conservation.

Pritpal Singh turned to hydroponics to avoid soil-borne diseases. He runs a thriving business with thousands of leafy vegetables growing on his 2.5-acre land.

Shilpa and Suneet Kotwal's home in Pune harvests solar power for uninterrupted electricity. Using solar panels, they run everything from a refrigerator, air conditioners, and other appliances.

Looking for a tradition homestay in Rajasthan? Ramesh Chandra Jangid's Apani Dhani Eco-Lodge runs on solar energy, grows organic food, harvests rain, and offers the most interesting craft classes.