Encon Energy Solutions

21/06/2021

Lightning Arrestor Installation

02/08/2020

3.25 kWp installed on 18-04-2018. Produced 10,375 Units till date.

11/06/2020

1500 LPD Solar Water Heater at a Residential School in Bhopal

04/06/2020

The near-term outlook for electric vehicles (EVs) remains bleak owing to supply and demand headwinds coupled with the expectation of sluggish investment to scale up the support ecosystem.

03/06/2020

03/06/2020

The Government of India has set a target of 40 GW of Solar PV power from Roof top installations by 2022. However the real potential for roof top Solar PV in India is much higher than the 40 GW, data shows that by Mar 2020, only 4.6 GW of roof top Solar PV was put in place. Even within the roof top segment, around 70 % of the growth in installations is obsessed by Commercial, Institutional and Industrial consumers, who are paying for grid electricity at a higher tariff, than the Residential sector. With just 11.5 % of the target been met, it looks very difficult to realize the goal in next 2 years.
This little deployment of Solar PV in the Residential sector is due to significant upfront cost, question of ownership of rooftops, lack of awareness among the people, lengthy and time consuming formalities to get the subsidy and short of interest among the DISCOM officials in providing Net meter connections and the required subsequent bill corrections. Smaller developers can play a vital role in getting the roof top targets in residential sector. Some developers feel that there is no incentive for the smaller players to take off and the government push is towards financing large Solar Parks.
The Solar business models, the CAPEX and the RESCO models, do not address the inherent market challenges that the different stake holders in the roof top Solar market face. We need Solar policies that can drive innovative market mechanisms and a roadmap with clear short, medium and long term policy objectives, and incentivising DISCOMs to encourage accelerated adoption among residential customers. Experts feel that the regulatory uncertainty is slowing the pace of Roof top Solar PV installations in India. According to them DISCOM officials are reluctant to support installation of roof top Solar PV because of the potential loss of revenue to their department.
Unless there is a concentrated effort from all the stake holders, including the Regulators, the Central and Nodal Agencies and the DISCOMs, to develop mechanisms that could tackle these challenges, it would be difficult to achieve the target.

09/05/2020

Stator Earth Fault Protection for Generators
The article reveals that 3rd Harmonic voltage generation is prime criterion to deploy the 100 per cent Stator Earth fault protection.
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08/05/2020

A recent article posted in 'The Economic Times' say that the effect of 'COVID-19' on the Residential Rooftop Solar PV market may be Catastrophic. When most of the people are worried about their job and financial status,installing a Rooftop Solar will not be the urgent necessity. They will delay the decision regarding installation of Solar PV system.
Thus, it is supposed that the demand for Residential Rooftop Solar PV plant may unfortunately be depressed for a sufficiently long period.

Smaller Rooftop Solar PV EPC company may not have the required financial capability to overcome the losses or meet the extra working capital. They are also unlikely to get any financial support from the Government or the banking sector.

30/04/2020

27/04/2020

Our returning to work will be gradual, in phased manner, and will vary by factors such as location, business type and size, and the health of workers. Continued social distancing will be needed, along with expanded use of personal protective equipment, and other measures as dictated by the government.

12/03/2020

Dirt & Dust like this can reduce the output of your Solar PV system by 24%

07/02/2020

Expert Lecture on Residential Grid Connected Solar PV at Sardar Vallabh Bhai Govt. Polytechnic College, Bhopal. Dt 07-02-2020.