Goa: During blackout, solar power users had their moment in the Sun
While their neighbours groped in the dark for three to four days at a stretch after Cyclone Tauktae, few far-sighted green citizens with their own rooftop solar hybrid systems were largely unaffected by the power disruption. In fact, they turned into mini grids and were able to reach out and share the surplus solar power generated by their rooftop solar plants with their neighbours.
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While their neighbours groped in the dark for three to four days at a stretch after Cyclone Tauktae, few far-sighted green citizens with their own rooftop solar hybrid systems were largely unaffected by the power disruption. In fact, they turned into mini grids and were able to reach out and share the surplus solar power generated by their rooftop solar plants with their neighbours. 
