Energy

Introduction Electricity bills in India are rising faster than ever, and families are looking for smarter ways to save money. While switching off appliances and reducing usage helps a little, the real game-changer is solar energy combined with net metering. Net metering is a policy that allows you to generate your own electricity using solar

Introduction India is on a mission to power homes and businesses with clean, renewable energy. To encourage adoption, the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) offers up to 40% subsidy for rooftop solar systems under the National Rooftop Solar Programme. However, many people are unaware of how to apply or are confused by the

Introduction Imagine if your electricity bill dropped by 80%, and all you had to do was let the sun shine. That’s the magic of solar power — and it’s not magic at all. It’s science. In this post, we’ll break down exactly how solar panels work in plain English, so you can understand the process

Introduction: Why Myths Are Holding Back India’s Solar Revolution India receives over 300 sunny days a year in most regions, making it one of the best countries in the world for solar energy. Yet, millions of homeowners still hesitate to install solar panels — not because they don’t see the benefits, but because of misinformation.

As the world shifts towards sustainable living, solar energy is no longer just an eco-friendly option — it’s a smart financial decision. In 2025, more homeowners than ever are switching to solar power to reduce electricity bills, increase property value, and take advantage of government subsidies. At Yamira Solar, we believe that every home deserves

Introduction to Solar Energy Solar energy is derived from sunlight, harnessed through a process known as photovoltaics, which converts light into electricity, or through solar thermal systems that utilize sunlight to produce heat. The utilization of solar power falls within the broader category of renewable energy sources, characterized by their ability to replenish naturally and