
SUNLIGHT
Sunlight reaches the photovoltaic modules. Much of India gets strong sun for most of the year, which makes every rooftop and every field a power source.
- Peak irradiance
- ≈ 1,000 W/m²
- Peak sun hours
- 4–6 h/day, India


Sunlight reaches the photovoltaic modules. Much of India gets strong sun for most of the year, which makes every rooftop and every field a power source.
Free tools to plan, learn and play, and a foundation that takes the power to villages.
Mark your roof on the satellite map; the Studio lays out the panels, checks shade for every hour of the year, sizes strings and draws the full planset.
Guides written for Indian bills, roofs and rules, from your first quote to subsidies, pumps and agrivoltaics. Eight of them are free.
Missions, a quiz and a 3D runner that turn panels, inverters and subsidies into a game for students, families and anyone new to solar.
Adopt a solar pump, a school roof or a lane of streetlights in rural India. Every project gets its own video, location and live output.

Fertile fields, palms and villages. Agrivoltaics adds power without taking a single field out of farming.

Galvanised steel structures raise the modules high enough to farm, walk and irrigate underneath.

Monocrystalline modules, sealed junction boxes, sized cables and a monitored inverter.

Pumps that run on sunshine, lit homes and lower bills for the whole village.
Design it free today, on any roof on Earth.
New guides, subsidy changes and village projects. No spam.