Of the total amount, USD 1 million is a direct line of credit to meet working capital needs and another USD 1 million is a commitment from the Bank towards direct farmer financing for the company's solar water pumps, it said in a statement.
"As MNRE (Ministry of New and Renewable Energy) expands the solar pump programme across the country, millions of farmers are going to benefit from solar irrigation," Claro Energy Director Soumitra Mishra said.
Claro Energy currently operates in different states across the country and has installed solar pumps for drinking water, irrigation, purification and aquaculture applications.
"RBL Bank is committed to provide financial services for supporting sustainable energy efficient irrigation systems and renewable energy programmes for farmers," said Manoj Rawat, Head, Agri Business, RBL Bank.
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