competition success magazine this article was published in december impact on ecosystem waste management indias solar waste has been predicted to grow by 1.8 million tonnes by 2050. currently indias e-waste rules are not mandatory on solar cell manufacturers which lead to a large generation of solar waste every year. biodiversity loss habitat of great indian bustard has been encroached upon by solar power projects particularly by transmission lines that endangers the bird. way forward land requirements floating pv plants and utilizing building integrated photovoltaics (bipv) which are thinner and flexible than traditional solar pv technologies can address the issue of land scarcity. funding banks need to be more flexible in regard of loans for pv installations for small and medium enterprises and residential consumers along with removing duties on imports of panels to reduce high capital costs of pv plants competition success magazine subscription.
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