India's Push for Solar- Integrated Buildings

India and other developing countries are facing a big challenge with building more structures as their cities grow.

By 2060, the world's building area is expected to double, mostly in places like Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

Building Integrated Photovoltaics is a smart solution that puts solar cells directly into buildings, making them part of the structure.

This helps reduce emissions, saves energy, and makes buildings more resilient to climate change.

In India, buildings are a big source of greenhouse gases, so using this technology is important.

It's not just about adding solar panels; it's about changing how we design and build cities.

This approach can make buildings more comfortable, last longer, and even create jobs.

Organizations like the International Solar Alliance and India's GRIHA are helping to make this happen by providing support and setting standards.

By using this technology, countries can build cities that are more sustainable and better prepared for the future.