Global warming is a significant problem for the worldwide community, as it has a significant impact on the global environment. In order to meet this issue, the Indian government has set a target of 40% renewable energy generation by 2030.

It is desirable for the government to construct at least one solar city in each state and union territory. If all residences have solar energy plants built on their rooftops and all of the city’s power demand is met entirely by solar energy or other renewable energy resources, the city is referred to as a Solar city. When the total power provided by renewable sources in a city is equal to or more than the city’s energy consumption, the city is designated as a “Solar City.”

The Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) intends to implement a number of schemes aimed at lowering a city’s electricity prices, reducing net emissions to zero, and reducing carbon footprints to the lowest level possible.

Over the last decade, technological advancements have enabled capturing a substantial proportion of solar energy received on Earth relatively cost-effective and efficient. The increasing demand for space is today’s major limitation for solar energy. The problem of space limitation, on the other hand, might be readily overcome if unproductive commercial, industrial, and residential roof spaces were used.

Ahmedabad Solar “An Authorized Channel Partner Of Tata Power Solar”, offers a solution that uses grid-tie architecture to seamlessly integrate generated solar electricity into the home’s mini-grid, therefore substituting grid power up to the capacity installed.