Abstract
30Sep 2016 EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF AVAILABILITY OF SOLAR ENERGY PRODUCTS ON ITS USE AMONG THE PEOPLE OF MUMBAI, INDIA. Anupamaa S. Chavan and Madhav N. Welling. Lecturer, SVKM’s NarseeMonjee College of Comm. & Eco Vile-Parle (W), Mumbai - 400 056; India. Former Pro Vice-Chancellor, SVKM’s NMiMS (Declared as Deemed to be University by UGC) Vile-Parle (W), Mumbai – 400 056; India.
Highlights
This paper studies all the energy options, their pros and cons as suggests why solar energy should be used
Production of Solar photovoltaic (SPV) cells has grown at an average rate of 28%per annum during 1996-2005, while solar module manufacturing has grown at an average rate of 30% during the same period
69(98.57%) of the respondents were aware about Solar Street Lights (SSLs), it means that almost all the respondents knew that SSLs exist except one respondent who did not know anything about it.[26] (3.14%) of the respondents opined that SSLs are available and 21(30%) respondents opined that SSLs are not available, whereas 23 (32.86%) respondents did not know whether they are available
Summary
EVALUATING THE IMPACT OF AVAILABILITY OF SOLAR ENERGY PRODUCTS ON ITS USE AMONG THE PEOPLE OF MUMBAI, INDIA. Chavan[1] and Dr Madhav N. 1. Lecturer, SVKM‟s NarseeMonjee College of Comm. & Eco Vile-Parle (W), Mumbai - 400 056; India. 2. Former Pro Vice-Chancellor, SVKM‟s NMiMS (Declared as Deemed to be University by UGC) Vile-Parle (W), Mumbai – 400 056; India
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