CSE convenes experts and practitioners for Thermal Comfort in Affordable Housing
Date: November 26, 2019
Queen's Valley School, Dwarka, shows how to be climate friendly and save money with solar power
In New Delhi’s Queen’s Valley School, the ‘energy’ is in full swing! The school had installed an 80 kWp solar power plant in 2017 to cut down on the electricity consumption from the grid and use renewable energy. Taking advantage of the Government of India's net-metering policy, the school is able to save a substantial amount of money on their electricity bills while using an environment-friendly source of energy. The Green Schools Programme (GSP), through this video, aims to help other schools understand the installation process, maintenance, and benefits of solar power plants. Visit our website to know more about the programme: https://www.greenschoolsprogramme.org/
Nox Control Technologies for Thermal Power Stations
Solar power provides an under-exploited opportunity for Indonesia’s electricity sector, says CSE
Jakarta Round Table discusses a latest report by Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), an environmental think tank which works in Global South. Report has been prepared in collaboration with the International Solar Alliance (ISA)
Floating solar power plant: interview with Vivek Jha
Floating solar power plant is a new and emerging concept in India. In this system the solar photo voltaic panels are installed on waterbodies such as lakes and ponds. Yellow 2 Gen Power, a Gurgaon based company has installed 10 KW with a 2 axis tracking system that
India's first Solar Power Tree
Solar Power Tree is a structure that is designed like a tree with branches made of steel to hold the photovoltaic panels. India's first Solar Power Tree has been designed by Central Mechanical Engineering Research Institute (CMERI) in Durgapur, West Bengal. India.
Solar thermal power and applications are being ignored in today's world of cheap photovoltaics: CSE
Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) organises a conference on ‘The forgotten solar: Solar thermal and its development’