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Free Solar Panels in Sindh: Latest Update on Distribution Date, Eligibility Criteria

Free Solar Panels in Sindh: Latest Update on Distribution Date, Eligibility Criteria

Web Desk July 25, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

Sindh government is working to make solar energy more reachable, especially for those going to lower income class, and now the delivery of free solar is set to roll out in August.

The new creativities are said to be a sigh of relief to address energy lacks and provide affordable electricity. The government launched various schemes and partnerships to simplify solar panel installation for underserved areas, including subsidies and financing options to make solar energy more accessible.

Sindh Free Solar Scheme

Sindh provincial Energy Minister Nasir Shah confirmed that the distribution of two lac solar panels will start in August. He said the government is making efforts to introduce policy for cheaper electricity supply in Sindh with help of World Bank and other global lender.

Minister also mentioned new plan to offer free electricity, which needs cooperation from the federal government. Shah said Sindh government reserved funds in its budget for half million solar panels.

Details shared by minister said the free solar panel would be able to power fan and three bulbs. He further added that the government has also discussed banks for providing more solar panels.

Besides collaboration World Bank Sindh government will pay interest on the bank loans for solar panels.

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