Terms and conditions Renewable Energy – Solar Power Solar Energy reresents the earth's most abundant energy resources. In our country the average global radiation is around 5 kwh per sq.mtr. per day with about 250-300 clear sunny days in a year in most areas in the country and the same can be judiciously exploited to meet the ever increasing energy requirements. Solar Energy can be used in diverse ways and are divided into two principal technologies for its utilization, viz., Solar Thermal and Solar Photovoltaic. We are proud to say that we are the one & only Institute in the country imparting Skill Development Program on continuous & commercial basis. Solar energy Availability in India is so abundant that it can be harnessed for all the energy needs of the nation. With an intention to harness this source of Energy more aggressively our Govt. of India has come out with Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM). This is one of the 8 Missions that have been taken up by the govt. under Copenhagen Climate Change Initiative. Target set under JNNSM is 20,000 mega watts of Solar Energy Generation by 2022. Not only through this mission but also through National Energy Efficiency Mission under which PAT Scheme has been announced will also enhance the penetration of Alternate Energy utilization Especially Solar. Solar energy Availability in India is so abundant that it can be harnessed for all the energy needs of the nation. With an intention to harness this source of Energy more aggressively our Govt. of India has come out with Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM). This is one of the 8 Missions that have been taken up by the govt. under Copenhagen Climate Change Initiative. Target set under JNNSM is 20,000 mega watts of Solar Energy Generation by 2022. Not only through this mission but also through National Energy Efficiency Mission under which PAT Scheme has been announced will also enhance the penetration of Alternate Energy utilization Especially Solar.