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Mumbai Startup's Self-Cleaning Nano-Coating Cuts Solar Water Use By 55%

A Mumbai startup's patented nano-coating — thinner than a human hair — bonds to solar panels, boosting energy output by 4%, cutting water use by 55%, and extending panel life by three years, tackling dust-driven power loss across Indian cities.

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Sector

Urban Development
education

Solution

Green Infrastructure
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Technology

Materials
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State of Origin

Maharashtra

Impact Metrics

Solves dust/pollution issues

that drops solar output by up to 30% and costs the industry millions annually

Over 1 million lt

of water saved per MW annually, with a 55% reduction in water used for panel cleaning.

Up to 6%

in electricity generation from coated solar panels.

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