l’renewable energy it is not only an essential element for the ecological transitionbut it can also be an opportunity for economic growth for small communities. An example is the village modherain the state of Gujaratin India, which is powered solely by solar energy. All homes (approximately 1,300) have a photovoltaic installation on the roof that complies with the energy requirement and in some cases it is able to produce excess energy, making it a source of income.
The villagers can therefore, thanks to the energy produced by the plants, objects and appliances without weighing on bills and the environment. The testimonials of some inhabitants of Modhera are listed on the website of United Nations. The village is home to the iconic Sun Temple whose parking lot is now covered with solar panels and charging points for electric cars.
We used to receive an electricity bill of 3,000 rupees, but with solar energy it is now zero. These solar panels have benefited the whole village. All institutions such as schools and public institutions have also benefited from solar energy in the village. Personally, I save 3000 rupees and don’t need any more energy; the whole house is solar powered.
Pingalsinh Karsanbhai Gadhvi, farmer
Source: Lega Nerd
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