Mizoram's Solar Surge: Thousands Opt for Free Rooftop Energy
In Mizoram, 2,990 households have applied for rooftop solar plants under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, a government initiative launched to provide free electricity via solar energy. Significant central and state subsidies enhance accessibility, with 554 applications approved so far.
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More than 2,900 households in Mizoram have applied for rooftop solar installations under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, according to a state minister's announcement on Wednesday.
During a press conference, state Power and Electricity Minister F Rodingliana revealed that 2,990 households have registered for the scheme as of December 5, and 554 applications have been approved still now. The state government has installed 54 units with a combined capacity of 0.19 MW.
Launched in February, the PM-SGMBY aims to equip 1 crore homes nationwide with rooftop solar panels by 2027. The initiative seeks to facilitate free electricity and foster sustainable energy practices, supported by substantial federal and state subsidies.
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