The study tries to explore the potential of solar energy from the economic prosperity of the industrial sector and how it plays a crucial role in accomplishing sustainable development. The study also identified how higher economic growth could be attainable through better institutional quality and a lower carbon footprint. Carbon footprint can be widely evaluated and applied as the activities conducted by an individual, organization, or over entirely. It is usually expressed in tons of carbon emissions annually. Solar power is one of the advanced renewable energy sources due to its cost-effectiveness. It emitted zero-emission, and more limited noise and other associated characteristics make it more inherent and reliable to meet the requirement for energy and power for a giant population. The research adopted an empirical methodology based on a sample survey process to evaluate the objection and obtain relevant outcomes. The survey was conducted among the 102 participants based on numerous questions. The acquired outcome shows that solar energy has immense potential in subduing the carbon footprint as well as intensifying the company's innovative measures and other resources. It also encourages the company to intensify its wealth by reducing fossil fuel expenses, generating carbon offset during carbon emissions, and obtaining carbon tax relaxation from the government

Solar Energy, Carbon Footprint, Significance of solar energy in reducing the Carbon footprint, solar energy and economic growth.