Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Renewable-Energy-Light-Paintings-in-New-Delhi-27MZIFJWMFLC0.htmlConceptually similarRenewable Energy Light Paintings in New DelhiGP0STSLUICompleted★★★★★★Renewable Energy Light Paintings in New DelhiGP0STSLUJCompleted★★★★Renewable Energy Light Paintings in New DelhiGP0STSLUCCompleted★★★★Renewable Energy Light Paintings in New DelhiGP0STSLTJCompleted★★★★★★Renewable Energy Light Paintings in New DelhiGP0STSLTKCompleted★★★★★★Renewable Energy Light Paintings in New DelhiGP0STSLUBCompleted★★★★Solar Therman Station on Hospital in New DelhiGP02FVFCompleted★★★★Solar Therman Station on Hospital in New DelhiGP02FVGCompleted★★★★Solar Therman Station on Hospital in New DelhiGP02FVHCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STSLUHRenewable Energy Light Paintings in New DelhiTo ensure India meets its ambitious 100 GW installed solar targets by 2022, focusing on various decentralized renewable energy solutions is crucial. Meanwhile, it will also pave way for an energy future that is both sustainable and people-powered.We urge the Ministry of Finance to invest in Decentralized Energy Solutions instead of investing in new coal power plants.These images were created using a light painting tool called the Pixel Stick, which uses a series of 200 RGB LED's arranged vertically inside of an enclosure. When a photo is shot in long exposure, the Pixel Stick creates stunning messages and graphics in thin air.Locations:Asia-India-New DelhiDate:11 Oct, 2018Credit:© Greenpeace / Sajan PonappaMaximum size:5557px X 3705pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Arch monuments-Climate (campaign title)-Coal-India Gate-KWCI (GPI)-Light-painting actions-Night-Outdoors-Renewable energy-Solar energyShoot:Renewable Energy Light Paintings in New DelhiTo ensure India meets its ambitious 100 GW installed solar targets by 2022, focusing on various decentralized renewable energy solutions is crucial. Meanwhile, it will also pave way for an energy future that is both sustainable and people-powered.These images were created using a light painting tool called the Pixel Stick, which uses a series of 200 RGB LED's arranged vertically inside of an enclosure. When a photo is shot in long exposure, the Pixel Stick creates stunning messages and graphics in thin air!
