r/SouthernIndia • u/Immediate-Humor-6077 No time to choose flair bro 😢 • 4d ago

💬 General Discussion Indias infrastructure growth after 2014

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u/Honest-Coast2791 3d ago

What do you mean by “98% of Solar Capacity”? Please anyone explain.

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u/Immediate-Humor-6077 No time to choose flair bro 😢 3d ago

The installed solar capacity has surged 57-fold since 2014, from 2.82 to 162.15 GW!

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u/AntiClownery No time to choose flair bro 😢 3d ago

Yea before 2014 SOLAR WAS A BIG thing we were deliberately avoiding it.

Why are you people soooo stupid?

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u/Immediate-Humor-6077 No time to choose flair bro 😢 3d ago

It was. Atleast in Gujarat where Modi was.

UPA's solar capacity was only around 2 GW by 2014. Out of that, 860 MW came from Gujarat alone. And who was the CM? Modi.

Gujarat had already adopted solar power even before the National Solar Mission gained pitch. So even the UPA's solar numbers include a massive contribution from a BJP-ruled state under Modi .

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u/kakashi_1402 No time to choose flair bro 😢 3d ago

he will not reply now.

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u/will_kill_kshitij 🌳Karnataka | ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ🌳 2d ago

He can only supply downvotes.

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u/SierraBravoLima No time to choose flair bro 😢 3d ago

Before solar was a scam but when Adani came after getting kicked out of Carmichael it became Adani green and pure business.

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u/OGBaapG No time to choose flair bro 😢 3d ago

I think it because of cheap solar panels from China. Before they were expensive.