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Solar energy and sustainable tourism
About tourism Tourism is one of the fastest growing industries in the world and is a vital source of income for many countries. Nevertheless, like any other fo…
Preetham Karat · 23/2/2021
Self sustainable urban gardening
The practice of growing and cultivating plants in a planned space is a passion for many. While some are interested in collecting decorative plants, many are tu…
Preetham Karat · 16/2/2021
Solar Powered Water Transportation
Boats, ferries and ships have served as transportation since the earliest times. There is historical evidence of the boats playing an important role in the tra…
Preetham Karat · 15/2/2021
Solar Powered Lights For Gates
Gates and boundary walls are usually installed for protection of the property and people from unwanted entrants. Gate and compound wall designs are now a part …
Preetham Karat · 10/2/2021
Modern Solar Street Lights
In 1839, photovoltaic effect, the principle of producing electricity from solar energy, was discovered by Alexandre Edmond and since then, solar power market h…
Preetham Karat · 9/2/2021
Integrated Solar Street Lights
Integrated solar street lights are well known for their enhanced efficiency and intelligent operation. They are also known as split or all in two solar street …
Preetham Karat · 9/2/2021
Solar lights for gated communities
Gated communities or walled communities are a modern form of residential communities that have a closed perimeter of walls and consist of residential streets a…
Preetham Karat · 8/2/2021
Solar lighting for parks
Parks, walking paths and green ways are constructed with the purpose of creating healthy community spaces for families and social groups of all ages, abilities…
Preetham Karat · 6/2/2021
Solar Street Lights vs Conventional Street Lights
The use of street lights was first recorded in the 4th century B.C. Different types of light sources were used over the years such as oil lamps, candle lights,…
Preetham Karat · 3/2/2021