“Earth Day is a reminder that everyday choices like how we power our homes have a direct impact on the planet. Solar energy has shed its ‘alternative’ label and is now the central pillar of new capacity addition, the economic engine of clean growth, and the practical instrument aligning development with planetary boundaries. Rooftop solar gives urban households a simple yet powerful way to reduce their carbon footprint while also managing rising electricity costs. Solar power has transitioned from policy aspiration to structural reality, anchoring both national energy security and the global shift toward decarbonised growth.
From metro to non-metro tier 2 and 3 cities, energy demand surges during summer but a wider adoption of solar can significantly ease pressure on the grid. With stronger awareness and efficient policies in place, rooftop solar can become a key driver of both environmental responsibility and energy resilience especially for apartments and gated communities.”
- Radhika Choudary, Co-Founder and Director, Freyr Energy