Nandyal District to Invest ₹180 Crore in Solar Initiatives Under PM Surya Ghar Scheme, According to Collector

District Officials Plan Addition of 39 MW Solar Capacity to Enhance Clean Energy Access in Rural Communities

The district administration has announced plans to increase solar energy capacity by 39 megawatts (MW) as part of an initiative to improve clean energy access in rural areas. Twelve villages in Allagadda have been identified as candidates for development into solar villages, with a particular focus on prioritizing access for scheduled caste (SC) and scheduled tribe (ST) communities.

This initiative is part of a broader strategy to harness renewable energy sources and reduce reliance on fossil fuels, which is in line with national goals aimed at promoting sustainable energy solutions. The incorporation of solar energy infrastructure is expected to empower these rural areas by providing a reliable power supply, improving overall quality of life, and fostering economic development.

The selected villages will receive technical and financial support for solar project implementation, which may include the installation of solar panels in homes and public buildings, as well as community solar farms. The district officials are collaborating with local stakeholders and non-profit organizations to ensure that the benefits of this initiative are widely shared, particularly among marginalized communities.

Further engagement with residents of Allagadda will be conducted to address their needs and concerns, ensuring that the development of solar capacity aligns with the communitys energy requirements. The project is anticipated to contribute to increased energy security and support efforts towards achieving sustainability goals at both local and national levels.