Comments on: Go Green – switching to solar energy

By: Mark Moran

Mark Moran — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 12:09:39 +0000

Good post no sure if i agree with what your saying though, more advertising to me people no about solar energy but don’t want to do anything about it, you wait until there’s power cuts they will soon look at solar power as for more money on advertising to me it will be wasted the money is better spent on health care.

Mark Moran

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By: narendra

narendra — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 14:08:15 +0000

something more i wanted to add..(and i forgot..lol)since the sun belongs to no one and everyone in my opinion all countries must come together to make use of this..small example:we cant expect antartica to produce solar heaters!!can we?now we can certainly ask the DESERT countries with aired conditions to do the work for all the countries..needless to mention we also help them set up the plants..simple reason for the difficulty in producing a constant energy from sun in INDIA is that our coutry has a WEIRD and diverse kind of climate..ther is the monsoon,the rains and the winters(whic again are not well defined in southern India)hence we can have an agreement with say..afganisthan or say suadi arabia(hmm bit tough to achieve..)in return GIVE THEM WATER:)(again seems tough)but something like that,something like that…

By: narendra

narendra — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 14:02:02 +0000

NDTV(New Delhi TV) 24X7’s green marathon/light a billion lives was a stupendous effort.! entrepreneurs,actors et cetera(in short the rich guys..)donated..rather took the initiative of sponsoring VILLAGE(s) completely devoid of electricity and powering it/them with solar LANTERNS..!now that is something i call as social service personified…we need more and more methods to suck the enormous energy from the ultimate reservoir-the SUN..as of now we are short of technology to enable us to use the SUN(LooK now!the early Egyptians knew SUN’s value..and we fail to see it..)uniformly so that we get a constant supply of energy!There is not much(in my opinion) any govnt(considering the time of elections..i dont want to sound as if i am campaigning for any party..hehe)can do about encouraging SOLAR ENERGY usage..well when people themselves have PRE concieved NOTIONS..what LEGISLATURE can do WHAT?hence NGO’s and ACTIVISTS have a larger say…!!people kind of listen to latter more(LOL…we almost have lost faith on LATTER..again any party..any party…underlined…:))
UNLESS we try to kill all our notions about this ‘DIVINE intervention’ SORT of HELP we have from HEAVENS we cant expect a huge success…

By: Ubiquit

Ubiquit — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 13:48:57 +0000

Good thought, but this shouldn’t make way for the black market vending of essential oils..

By: Solar Energy Blog

Solar Energy Blog — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 04:36:39 +0000

More than incentives for solar energy, I think more taxes for fosil energies will have more impact on the growth of solar energy

By: ubiquit

ubiquit — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 17:56:29 +0000

Well, not much! though most people over here have realized the need for renewable energy, the government is not taking concrete steps in encouraging solar energy use at homes and small business markets. Having said that, most heavy industries in India (like Bajaj, Tata, etc..) have massive solar or wind turbine installations to cut down on operational costs, and eventually on emissions.

Still a long way to go on the domestic market..

By: AuntieMandy

AuntieMandy — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 04:38:21 +0000

How do you see the use of solar in India developing in the next ten years?