Growth of solar energy in western Rajasthan

This paper is structured to focus on the growth and future scope of solar energy in Western Rajasthan. Western Western Rajasthan's solar energy potential positions it as a renewable energy powerhouse, capable of meeting local energy needs and contributing significantly to India's green energy transition. This highlights the strategic importance of Western Rajasthan in harnessing solar energy, driven by its favorable geographical and climatic conditions, including high solar radiation and arid landscapes. Western Rajasthan, characterized by its extensive wasteland areas, offers a unique advantage for solar energy development also. The success of “Bhadla Solar Park” exemplifies the region’s potential for large-scale renewable energy projects, serving as a global model for sustainable energy initiatives. This case underscores the critical role of leveraging natural advantages to advance renewable energy adoption and meet future energy demands sustainably.

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International Journal of Science and Research Archive
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2025-01-16
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https://doi.org/10.30574/ijsra.2025.14.1.0095
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Energy and Environment Impacts
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Growth of solar energy in western Rajasthan

Anil Kumar Sisodia
International Journal of Science and Research Archive
Energy and Environment Impacts
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Growth of solar energy in western Rajasthan

Anil Kumar Sisodia
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Abstract

This paper is structured to focus on the growth and future scope of solar energy in Western Rajasthan. Western Western Rajasthan's solar energy potential positions it as a renewable energy powerhouse, capable of meeting local energy needs and contributing significantly to India's green energy transition. This highlights the strategic importance of Western Rajasthan in harnessing solar energy, driven by its favorable geographical and climatic conditions, including high solar radiation and arid landscapes. Western Rajasthan, characterized by its extensive wasteland areas, offers a unique advantage for solar energy development also. The success of “Bhadla Solar Park” exemplifies the region’s potential for large-scale renewable energy projects, serving as a global model for sustainable energy initiatives. This case underscores the critical role of leveraging natural advantages to advance renewable energy adoption and meet future energy demands sustainably.

International Journal of Science and Research ArchiveVol. 14(1)
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