US EditionLadakh Turns Harsh Climate into a Solar Power Hub
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Ladakh Turns Harsh Climate into a Solar Power Hub
Ladakh is known for its very cold weather and high mountains. But now, it is turning into a center for clean energy because it gets lots of sunlight, over 300 sunny days every year. This makes it a perfect place to use solar power. One of the examples is the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) campus in Leh, where Concentrated Solar Power (CSP) technology is used to provide heating. Curved mirrors focus sunlight to heat a mix of water and glycol, …
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