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Renewable Energy / Tamilnadu ; Turning Unusually Industrious into Power

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Jul 25, 2016, 12:00 am IST
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Tamil Nadu is the second largest solar power generating state in India. Among many thriving non-Governmental enterprises that endeavor to achieve excellence in this field, here is success story of an humble initiative

Considering the geographical position and climate of the state, Tamil Nadu has a promising future in harvesting solar energy. Tamil Nadu has traversed a long journey that makes the state the second largest solar power generating state in India. Along with the state and central government initiatives, many private enterprises are engaged in this thriving business which offers installation services of solar power plant. SK Magishaa Solar Industries previously known as SK Magishaa Homes (Pvt) Ltd, is one such industrial initiative that was started as a Construction company in1997. Over the 20 years, the Company has undertaken and completed many challenging projects successfully as per Customers’ requirement. Although it was a Construction company they suggested their customers to install the water heaters through solar system to encourage the society to reduce the carbon emission with the help of solar power.
And now determined by a passion of green energy they have entirely moved to renewable energy by means of Solar Power. They claim to be dealing with all kinds of Solar Power Systems. SK Magishaa Solar Industries uses the most efficient and commercially available Multi Crystalline Silicon Solar PV cell and manufactured using proven industry standard materials and lamination techniques.
 “Our aim is to produce the 100 per cent energy we need to live on earth  renewably and to become the global leader in the solar industry by providing Solar Energy solutions that is cost competitive, reliable, innovative and sustainable to our customers,” claims the company.
The Indian economy faces significant challenge in terms of meeting its energy needs in the coming years.
The renewable energy is going to play a vital role to change the destiny of our country also. Throughout the world solar power generation has been prioritised in Indian situation. Solar Power generation is catching up at an accelerated rate. Globally – 17,000MW has been installed with Germany’s Share of 40 per cent. India has a potential market to develop to increase our global share. Hence government support to solar sector is at right time.
The mission of the SK. Magishaa Solar Industries cannot be comprised in a single line. They aim to provide high technology based solar systems to all the economic sectors of society. They proudly say they are committed to provide world class process technology to achieve best module results.
Solar energy is, simply, energy provided by the sun. This energy is in the form of solar radiation, which makes the production of solar electricity possible. PV panels are being used increasingly, both in the city and in remote locations, to produce electricity for households, schools and communities, and to supply power for equipment such as telecommunication and water pumps. The majority of solar PV installations in India are grid-connected systems. India is one of the sunniest countries in the world and there is huge potential for solar PV to make a significant contribution to electricity generation.
T S Venkatesan from Chennai

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