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Roshan Gharana Program Registration in Pakistan; Details Here!

Roshan Gharana Program Registration in Pakistan; Details Here!

Web Desk March 30, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source

In an offer to contest rising electricity costs and promote sustainable energy, Punjab’s Chief Minister, Maryam Nawaz, has launched the Roshan Gharana Program. This initiative aims to provide 50,000 solar systems to Punjab residents, marking an important pace towards a greener future.

Roshan Gharana Program Registration:

The Roshan Gharana Program registration process is yet to unveiled, but it’s anticipated that consumers using up to 100 units will entitled in the first phase. This initiative set to transform the energy landscape of Punjab, with a budget of 12.6 billion rupees allocated for the first phase alone.

Solar Home Solutions: A Brighter Future

Under the direction of Maryam Nawaz Sharif, the program will equip homes with advanced solar plate inverters and other vital components, paving the way for a more sustainable and economically viable energy solution. The Chief Minister has highlighted the need for modern solar systems and has directed the development of state-of-the-art solar technology.

The Impact of the Roshan Gharana Program

The Roshan Gharana Program is more than just a solar initiative; it’s a beacon of hope for Punjab residents grappling with inflation and high electricity costs. By providing free solar systems to 50,000 customers, the program set to ease financial burdens and contribute to a substantial reduction in electricity bills.

 

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