Delhi Cabinet Approves Revised Solar Policy, Targets Free 3 KW Panels for 2.30 Lakh Consumers
The government will cover installation and maintenance as it seeks to expand rooftop solar use and cut electricity bills for 2.3 lakh households.
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The Delhi government has given the people of Delhi a significant gift. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has announced that the government will cover the full cost of solar rooftop systems up to 3 kilowatts for homes that use up to 400 units of electricity.
Delhi govt to give free solar panels to 2.3 lakh households, bear maintenance cost under new policy
The Delhi government has approved the second amendment to its solar energy policy, promising free solar panels for around 2.3 lakh households consuming up to 400 units of electricity. The government will also bear maintenance costs.
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Times of IndiaDelhi Cabinet approves revised solar policy, targets free 3 KW panels for 2.30 lakh consumers
Delhi's cabinet has approved a revised solar policy for households. Households consuming 400 units or more monthly will receive free 3 KW solar panels. The government aims to install panels in 2.30 lakh homes by March 2027. This initiative supports installation costs for many families unable to afford them. The move is part of the city's 'Green Delhi' environmental program.
Delhi to offer zero-cost upfront rooftop solar to 2.3 lakh households by March 2027 - The Tribune
The Delhi government on Tuesday approved the second amendment to the Delhi Solar Energy Policy, paving the way for rooftop solar systems to be installed at zero upfront cost for eligible households consuming up to 400 units of electricity a month.
New Delhi: The Delhi state government has taken a key decision regarding the installation of solar panels. It has decided to provide free solar panels to 2.3 lakh houses in the state.
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