Harpal Dagar has been on the farm under the suns of the five years [Harpal Dagar]
“Like a farmer, he is always merciful,” Halal Dagar said on the outskirts of Delhi.
He says: “Many times, we ran out of our sports because of unpredictable circumstances.
But five years ago he approached the Lenga Freedom, a sun-based company based on a sun, with a covenant that could give him a very important money.
The proposed Sun Master who built soles on the sun above other fields in Mr Dagar, with high enough panels in the ground, that they can continue to grow under it.
Under the 25th anniversary, Mr Dagar would receive annual payments and the king of Lunga would keep money from the gas made.
“When the Solar company arrives at the beginning of us … Many of us are afraid to lose our world. It sounds so good to be true – perhaps even a scale,” said Mr Dagar.
“But today, I believe it was the best decision I made. My salary is three times again, and I lay in peace without the pressure of the weather or the failure of the weather,” he said.
The Sun Master is paying for about $ 1,200 (£ 900) for a hammer, and $ 170 a month to work and keep the solar panels.
“Even Turmeric growing in the same world is mine to sell. How can I complain?”
Cleaning solar panels above crops traveling by the name Agrivoltaics.
India could seem ready for such invention. Many farmers often accumulate in the unpredictable monsoon, so the reliable money from the solar energy firm will provide financial safety.
But despite the benefits, take the 40 projects working in India currently, according to the National Setric Energy Federation of India (NSEFI), representing the Indian energy industry.
There are several challenges.
Not all crops will grow under solar panels. According to the building, the light reduced light panels pass between 15% and 30%. Some DENSER structures will prevent too much sun from getting shaped crops including wheat, rice, soys or pulses.
“What works well in higher demands with moderate or low demands, such as green leaves, spices like turmeric, DEO, DO, SUNDED SARAF, Agrivoltaics.
There is a cost problem.
To allow gardening under, solar panels require at least 11ft (3.5m) on the ground. That makes them between 20% and 30% expensive to include than the panels of common farming farm, where they are very close to the ground.
“Young farmers cannot have these programs. They do not have a risk of danger or capital,” Mr Saraf said.
The sun promises to take risk without farming [SunSeed APV]
Solar energy companies want a government to intervene with funding to make Agrivoltaics more attractive.
“In India, where more than 55% depends on agriculture and agriculture is under pressure from the Crivoloyaics.
“It reduces irrigation needs, crops protection from temperatures, and has stabilized revenues along the income streams in farmers.
The sun gives many farmers options, including continuing to cultivate the salary, or provide all the responsibility of farming.
“Our model ensures that the farmer is not described in any danger. If the harvest fails or is a news market, which is found to be farmers – not farmers.
At that time, Sunzened has organized its system to work with different crops and conditions.
He says: “We have improved the Agrivoltaics Software Software Simulation,” he said.
“It also repeats the Panel’s editing and the types of plants to imitate how much light and heat each leaf finds, and finally they should expect.
Agrivoltaic projects are still rarely india [SunSeed]
It is still warning to warn from government gatherings above the combination of solar energy and agriculture.
“Agrivoltaics promises, but we have to protect both farmer and the engineer,” said Manu Chailiva, which will work in the Madhya Pradesh province.
“The largest challenge is contractual. 25
He also pointes out that Agrivoltaics programs are more expensive than a traditional farm placed on the sun, so making money for investing is a major challenge.
“If a farmer starts the most charging earth and engineering should put maximum cost of shape, then it is dropped,” he said.
The India is currently falling in the back of China, where more than 500 projects apply, according to the World Resources Institute.
“It is a little start. But if the economic wish is protected, if the right crops are selected, and if contractors are clear and good, there is no reason to be wrong,” Mr Strivastava said.
Anand Jain has been growing strawberries and tomatoes under sun-panels [Anand Jain]
Anand Jain comes from farmers’ family. He was creating treatment remedies, but in 2024 he found a country’s structure without electricity.
“That’s where the idea has clicked. The need for the mother of invention, and that is how I can start with Agrivoltaics.”
Today she has 14 acres on the farm under sunlight panels. The farm has a complete capacity of 4.5 megawatts, almost the same as the Turbidine in the middle air.
Under still tries with crops, he did not sell any market right now but that the quality “promises”.
“I have succeeded with strawberries and tomatoes, even though you caused you.”
The project is funded by bank loan and support from government, all the $ 2.27M investment.
He says: “Impant – Agrovoltaics could not happen to small farmers in India.
“This model will be successful if there is strong cooperation between government and private sector.”
