Solar panels are designed to provide clean energy for many years, but their performance depends on proper monitoring, servicing, and upkeep. Without regular maintenance, electrical faults, component issues, or inverter failures can reduce efficiency or even stop systems from working. For schools and hospitals operating on tight budgets, failing to maintain solar systems could mean losing the energy and cost savings they were intended to deliver. India imported a total of 44.6 GW of solar modules and cells in 1H 2025. Solar modules accounted for 34% of the imports, and solar cells accounted for 66% imports in 1H 2025. Strong demand from the large-scale solar project pipeline of 186 GW between 2025 and 2027 was the main driver of the manufacturing capacity additions in the first half of 2025. Info source: https://www.renovapulseenergy.com/post/best-solar-panel-installation-company-in-mumbai-and-maharashtra-price-subsidy-2025-latest