A take on solar power in India

Kawaljeet Kapoor; Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi

A take on solar power in India

Kawaljeet Kapoor
, Yogesh Kumar Dwivedi

Operations and Service Management

Swansea University

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Abstract

Rising focus on the increasing awareness of existing solar systems, ambitious plans announced on the amount of solar power generation over the next few years, cancellation of subsidies over a considerable period and their reintroduction, and of course, the “solar scam” are some of the issues at the forefront of green energy in India.

Original language	English
Journal	Economic and Political Weekly
Volume	52
Issue number	7
Publication status	Published - 18 Feb 2017

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