PM-KUSUM
PM KUSUM The PM-KUSUM Scheme is one of the most impactful government initiatives transforming India’s agricultural sector. By promoting solar energy for farming, it aims to reduce diesel dependency, lower electricity costs for farmers, and generate additional income through clean energy. In 2026, the scheme is in full swing with massive targets for solar […]
Solar SCADA System: The Future of Smart Solar Plant Management in India
Solar SCADA System: The Future of Smart Solar Plant Management in India As solar energy adoption grows rapidly across India, managing large and distributed solar assets efficiently has become a major challenge. Traditional monitoring methods are no longer sufficient. This is where Solar SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) systems come into […]
PM-KUSUM RMS
PM-KUSUM RMS Solution 2026: Complete Guide to Mandatory Remote Monitoring Compliance The PM-KUSUM scheme continues to be one of the biggest drivers of solar installations in India. In 2026, strict Remote Monitoring System (RMS) compliance is mandatory for Component-A, B, and especially Component-C (solar pumps). This complete guide explains the latest PM-KUSUM […]
PM-KUSUM and Smart Solar Monitoring: How Intellisolar Is Supporting the Future of Solar Agriculture
PM-KUSUM and Smart Solar Monitoring: How Intellisolar Is Supporting the Future of Solar Agriculture India’s agricultural sector is rapidly adopting renewable energy solutions, and one of the biggest initiatives driving this transformation is the PM-KUSUM scheme. Designed to promote solar-powered agriculture and reduce dependency on traditional electricity sources, the scheme […]
Best Solar Monitoring System in India – Why Intellisolar Stands Out
Best Solar Monitoring System in India – Why Intellisolar Stands Out The solar industry in India is becoming smarter, more connected, and more efficient. However, installing solar panels alone is not enough to maximize performance. Without proper monitoring, issues such as low energy generation, inverter failures, and system inefficiencies can go unnoticed […]
