"If people are aware about the benefits of solar products, theindustry will see 100 per cent growth with dealers making hugeprofits, people saving on electricity bills, lesser load on theelectricity board and the country will go greener," enumerated GJagdish, franchiser of Koramangala-based Gilma Gallery . He has been in this industry for the past 9 years. Go Green Industry Opting for sane methods of energy consumption, using cleaner energyand reducing carbon footprint has given birth to an industry. Harsha Kuntur, Eco & Renewables Evangelist at Eco Soch, a startupspecialising in Solar PV (Photo Voltaic) systems, solar water pumpsand solar street lights, said that a lot of people are buying LEDas it saves a lot of electricity but they are not looking towardssolar products, which save much more than LEDs. "Only solar water heaters are quite popular at present, but thereare many other things that we can use in our daily lifestyle likeSolar Home Lighting System, Solar Emergency Lighting system, SolarRefrigerators, Solar Pumps, which needs a lot of publicity amongstthe urban population," he said.
Karnataka Initiative The Karnataka government has made solar water heater system installations mandatory for all new households that are built onan area of 600 square feet or more. So if a new household does notget one installed then that household is denied electricityconnection. This forces some of these households to go fortemporary connections that charge double the standard tariff. Industry players, however, want the Karnataka government to getmore serious in this regard.
Kuntur suggests that the governmentshould learn from the western nations and start supporting'net-metering' where house owners are paid for every unit of solar power generated from their rooftop. He added that this will force peopleto go solar due to economic incentives. "In the recent Global Investors Meet (GIM), there were some announcements that Karnataka will set upsolar cities like Mysore, where net-metering will be allowed. Ifit's implemented impartially at the policy level, then that willset the trend to go solar," informed Kuntur.
Solar Money Gilma Gallery's G Jagdish said that his company is seeing a 5 to 6per cent year-on-year increase in sales of solar water heaters. Healso feels that if people start understanding the fact that buyingsolar products is an investment and not an expense then thebusiness can gain better traction. "A solar water heater costs between Rs20-25, 000 where a geysercosts Rs4,000-8,000. But people don't see the future benefits, theyare not aware that solar products are investments not expenses.
Ifyou buy a solar water heater then you will save for life. On anaverage, one can save at least Rs400 monthly on their electricitybill," reasoned Jagdish.
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Karnataka Initiative The Karnataka government has made solar water heater system installations mandatory for all new households that are built onan area of 600 square feet or more. So if a new household does notget one installed then that household is denied electricityconnection. This forces some of these households to go fortemporary connections that charge double the standard tariff. Industry players, however, want the Karnataka government to getmore serious in this regard.
Kuntur suggests that the governmentshould learn from the western nations and start supporting'net-metering' where house owners are paid for every unit of solar power generated from their rooftop. He added that this will force peopleto go solar due to economic incentives. "In the recent Global Investors Meet (GIM), there were some announcements that Karnataka will set upsolar cities like Mysore, where net-metering will be allowed. Ifit's implemented impartially at the policy level, then that willset the trend to go solar," informed Kuntur.
Solar Money Gilma Gallery's G Jagdish said that his company is seeing a 5 to 6per cent year-on-year increase in sales of solar water heaters. Healso feels that if people start understanding the fact that buyingsolar products is an investment and not an expense then thebusiness can gain better traction. "A solar water heater costs between Rs20-25, 000 where a geysercosts Rs4,000-8,000. But people don't see the future benefits, theyare not aware that solar products are investments not expenses.
Ifyou buy a solar water heater then you will save for life. On anaverage, one can save at least Rs400 monthly on their electricitybill," reasoned Jagdish.
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