Green energy revolution: How are microinverters changing the solar landscape in India?

India aims to boost solar capacity to 849 GW by 2032 from 399.5 GW in 2022, backed by the PM SuryaGhar program. Microinverters mitigate failure risks, ensure 99.8% availability, enhance energy harvest, simplify installation, and cut downtime. They are projected to reach $530 million by 2029, signaling a practical shift in solar technology.