Goa's Raj Bhavan on Wednesday got its own grid-connected 30 KW rooftop solar power plant.
The solar roof-top power plant, a first of its kind, which has been installed by the Goa Energy Development Agency, in the campus of the Raj Bhavan, was formally inaugurated by Governor Mridula Sinha, said a Raj Bhavan statement.
"The Governor further mentioned that having technical collaboration with GEDA will go a long way in motivating the other parts of the states to replicate such projects to generate clean and green energy," the statement said.
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