DRE is a sustainable solution for the energy needs of India

DRE systems, such as rooftop solar installations, bypass the need for additional land and transmission lines because they are located near the load centre. This reduces costs and alleviates the strain on existing transmission infrastructure.

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Decentralised Renewable Energy (DRE) is an essential pillar needs, bridging the gap between energy supply and demand, and ensuring sustainable development.

Unlike conventional centralised energy systems, DRE brings power generation closer to the point of consumption, reducing costs, transmission losses, and dependency on large-scale infrastructure. This localised approach supports the country's transition to renewable energy and contributes to the upliftment of rural and underdeveloped regions.

One of the primary benefits of DRE lies in its efficiency and costeffectiveness. Centralised renewable energy systems require vast land and extensive transmission infrastructure, which add significant costs. While these transmission costs are often overlooked, they can amount to ₹2-3 per unit of energy. DRE systems, such as rooftop solar installations, bypass the need for additional land and transmission lines as they are located near the load centre. This reduces costs and alleviates the strain on existing transmission infrastructure. As energy demand increases, DRE can provide a scalable and flexible solution to meet localised energy requirements without significant investments in infrastructure.