Solar power inverter

It is too early to tell whether roof top solar power systems are going to make it in India. India is a very unique market, models that work else where doesn't necessarily means it will work in India. The FIT model from Germany may not be suitable for India due to its poor transmission infra and frequent power inverter outage. I personally feel India should put more resources in reducing transmission losses rather than increase power inverter generation. The solar power ministry recently reported something like a $23 billion transmission lost last year.

Use of the sea is more strategic than you would know for it will allow econmic growth and stability as well as constant production of renewable solar power inverter energy without disturbance to the coast, marine activity, sea life and the great sea beds of the world's oceans.

Rooftop solar power inverter systems are definitely taking off and more so with off grid. Kerala is the most favored destination. There are remote resorts and places where the grid cannot penetrate, these will have users who will embrace rooftop systems. I cannot comment on the exact number in transmission losses, but those are definitely huge. That is why off grid is the best grid for India.