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India is a primary focus for studies on solar energy implementation, with research analyzing its land occupation potential [1], [2], [3] and the technical or economic challenges of the sector [4], [5]. Additionally, social perceptions of solar energy within India have been documented in academic literature [6].
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The potential land requirements and related land use change ... nature.com 3 facts
measurementAt 25–80% penetration in the electricity mix of the European Union, India, Japan, and South Korea by 2050, solar energy may occupy 0.5–5% of total land.
measurementUtility-Scale Solar Energy (USSE) land occupation is projected to range from 0.5% to 2.8% of total territory in the EU, 0.3% to 1.4% in India, and 1.2% to 5.2% in Japan and South-Korea, assuming solar energy accounts for 25% to 80% of the electricity mix.
referenceThe study focuses on the European Union, India, and the combined region of Japan and South Korea as areas where high solar energy penetration is likely to induce land competition.
The technical, geographical, and economic feasibility for solar ... ideas.repec.org 2 facts
referencePushpendra Kumar Singh Rathore, Shailendra Rathore, Rudra Pratap Singh, and Sugandha Agnihotri published a 2018 study titled 'Solar power utility sector in india: Challenges and opportunities' in the journal Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, which examines the solar power sector in India.
referenceM.S. Soni and Nikhil Gakkhar published a 2014 survey titled 'Techno-economic parametric assessment of solar power in India: A survey' in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, which assesses the technical and economic parameters of solar power implementation in India.
Realist Review on Just Transition Towards Low Emission, Climate ... link.springer.com 1 fact
quoteResidents in a village in Bihar, India, referred to solar energy as "fake energy" and requested "real energy" from the state government (Pandey and Sharma 2021).