Solar power adoption in substations boosting grid efficiency

The biggest advantage of generating solar power near a substation is that it supports tail-end distribution by maintaining healthy voltage; otherwise, the voltage gets dropped, leading to poor quality and disruptions in the vicinity.

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The use of solar power systems in substations has increased, enhancing grid efficiency and stability. This rise in solar adoption has improved overall reliability and reduced power disruptions, benefiting local communities economically and socially.

Recent innovations, such as floating solar plants, offer a sustainable solution for flood-prone areas by ensuring continued power generation even during floods. Companies like RAYZON Solar are at the forefront of this innovation, using cutting-edge technologies like N-TOPCon cells. According to Hardik Kothiya, the company’s founder, easy financing options and supportive government policies have significantly boosted solar energy deployment and manufacturing in India, positioning the country as a global leader in solar technology. Let us hear more from him.

How does solar power near substations enhance voltage stability and support tail-end distribution?