The system, installed by Hyderabad-based Instruments Techniques Private Limited ITPL, will generate around 125 KWh (units) of electrical energy each day on average that will amount to around 40,000 units or more every year.
Backward Classes welfare minister, B Saraiah, inaugurated the solar power plant on the rooftop which is claimed to be a first such initiative undertaken by a municipal corporation in the state.
“We are demonstrating the way forward for the use of renewable energy sources like solar energy, which is the need of the hour for our country, suffering from energy crisis,” WMC commissioner, Vivek Yadav, stated in a press release.
ITPL director, Ravi Surapaneni, said the system installed surpassed the specifications and made to be the most reliable.
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