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A Greenpeace-funded solar energy project in India has become completely defunct just years after it was built, according to local media reports.

“When this solar farm went defunct, it was primarily because of two reasons,” said Vijay Jayaraj, an India-based researcher.

“One, is the cost of the power and the second is reliability.”

“No one uses solar power anymore here,” Ravi Kumar, a local shopkeeper, told an India-based news outlet.

> A Greenpeace-funded solar energy project in India has become completely defunct just years after it was built, according to local media reports. > “When this solar farm went defunct, it was primarily because of two reasons,” said Vijay Jayaraj, an India-based researcher. > “One, is the cost of the power and the second is reliability.” > “No one uses solar power anymore here,” Ravi Kumar, a local shopkeeper, told an India-based news outlet.

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This has been happening all over the world for decades. White liberals with government grants fly into some Third World shithole and build wells, or a dam across a river, or some kind of manufacturing or processing facility. Then they fly away and never come back. In a short while, the thing they built stops working or is stripped for parts by thieves.