All is not well with the Indian solar industry. When US-based SunEdison declared bankruptcy on April 21, wiping out nearly $10 billion in market value, a pall of gloom descended over the industry.
A developer would require $1 billion/GW from private and public sources to achieve 175GW by 2022--or $25 billion every year from now until 2022. But where will the money come from?
You’d think the solar industry’s woes would end with SunEdison’s bankruptcy and difficulties raising capital. What else could go wrong?
As mobile phone manufacturing grows in India, demand is increasing for a labour force well-versed in manufacturing technology. Is the answer vocational studies?
PC shipments to India totalled about 20.00 lakh (2 million) units in the first quarter of 2016, a 7.4% decrease over the first quarter last year, Gartner said.
Apple is setting up two facilities that will focus on developing features for its products while also helping home-grown developers create innovative mobile apps.