Solar Waste
According to a report by the National Solar Energy Federation of India (NSEFI), India could generate over 34,600 tonnes of cumulative solar waste in India by 2030.
About NSEFI
- The National Solar Energy Federation of India (NSEFI) is a national platform for addressing all issues related to solar energy growth in India.
- It is an umbrella organisation of all solar energy stakeholders in India that works in the area of policy advocacy.
About Solar Wastes
- Electronic garbage generated by abandoned solar panels is known as solar waste.
- They are scrapped in the country. By the next decade, it could have ....
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