At Reneverse Energy Solutions, our team of solar energy experts has united to address gaps in quality, safety, efficiency, and affordability within the solar rooftop market. Our mission is to deliver a hassle-free solar experience by offering customized solutions that precisely match each consumer's unique needs.
We understand that solar adoption is not merely an immediate fix but a 25-year journey. With our expertise, we are fully equipped to guide and support you every step of the way.
At Reneverse Energy Solutions, our team of solar energy experts has united to address gaps in quality, safety, efficiency, and affordability within the solar rooftop market. Our mission is to deliver a hassle-free solar experience by offering customized solutions that precisely match each consumer's unique needs. We understand that solar adoption is not merely an immediate fix but a 25-year journey. With our expertise, we are fully equipped to guide and support you every step of the way.
To be recognized as the premier provider of trusted renewable energy solutions.
We aim to deliver affordable, safe, and efficient implementation of solar rooftop systems with a focus on quality.
From design and installation to securing DISCOM approvals and guiding you until your first bill, we provide a seamless experience.
Each system is meticulously designed to meet the specific requirements of our customers.
Our team is highly trained and experienced, capable of successfully executing projects of all scales, including MW-scale installations.
We believe in nurturing long-term relationships with our clients, providing ongoing support throughout the lifespan of your solar system.
Aligned with our Vision, Mission, and Values, we prioritize delivering solutions that excel in quality, safety, and efficiency.
We uphold transparency in our dealings. There are no hidden charges or surprises post-agreement — a deal made with us is a commitment you can trust.
Solar power, also known as solar electricity, involves
converting energy from sunlight into electricity using
photovoltaics (PV). Solar panels utilize the photovoltaic
effect to transform light into an electric current.
Humans began using solar energy as early as the 7th century
B.C. by harnessing sunlight to ignite fires through the
reflection of the sun's rays onto shiny objects. Subsequently,
in the 3rd century B.C., the Greeks and Romans utilized
mirrors to harness solar power for lighting torches during
religious ceremonies.
In 1839, French physicist Edmond Becquerel, at the age of just
19, discovered the photovoltaic (PV) effect while conducting
experiments with a cell composed of metal electrodes in a
conducting solution. He observed that the cell generated more
electricity when exposed to light, effectively creating a
photovoltaic cell.
PV technology took a significant step forward in 1954 when
Daryl Chapin, Calvin Fuller, and Gerald Pearson developed the
silicon PV cell at Bell Labs. This innovation marked the
advent of the first solar cell capable of absorbing and
converting enough solar energy to power everyday electrical
equipment.
By the end of the 20th century, advancements in engineering
had made solar cells more affordable and easier to
manufacture. Consequently, they began to proliferate on
rooftops and in large solar farms, providing electricity for
widespread use.
To provide context, Earth receives more energy from the sun in one hour than the entire world consumes in a year.
Installing every kilowatt peak (Kwp) of solar power offsets approximately 1.25 tonnes of CO2 annually, equivalent to planting 55 trees.
Apart from regular panel cleaning, solar systems require no other ongoing maintenance.
Generate your own electricity for 25 years at rates as low as Rs2 per unit.
Off-grid systems can provide power even when the main grid is unavailable.
Residential solar systems can yield returns on investment (ROI) as high as 25%, while commercial and industrial systems can achieve up to 35% ROI.
Commercial establishments can benefit from accelerated depreciation (AD) by depreciating the asset by 40% per year, with an additional 20% in the first year if involved in manufacturing or production.