Solar plants of 715kW capacity being installed in Delhi

Delhi/NCR
The solar photovoltaic plant at ISBT Kashmere Gate of 130 kilowatts peak capacity is already generating power for the city, even though it’s still in trial stage. This is one the several solar projects that the lieutenant governor reviewed on August 28, which will add to Delhi’s solar energy output by the end of this year.

New projects with a total generation capacity of 715kWp are in various stages of installation. According to renewable energy experts, the projects together can meet the electricity demand of close to 100 households. They said Delhi should have more projects to increase generation capacity.

Four SPV plants of 10kWp each have been installed and commissioned at government schools—Jose Martin School, Sector-12, at R K Puram, Janki Devi Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya at Mayur Vihar, Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya at Mangolpuri and Sarvodaya Kanya Vidyalaya at Jwalapuri.

Installation of four 25kWp SPV plants at government hospitals is in progress and is likely to commissioned by September-end. Chacha Nehru Bal Chikitsalaya in Geeta Colony, Raja Harishchandra Hospital in Narela, Jag Parvesh Chandra Hospital in Shastri Park and Deen Dayal Upadhyay Hospital in Hari Nagar are where these projects will start.

Delhi already has a 1MWp solar project installed at Thyagaraj Stadium spread over a rooftop area of 10,500 square metres. Another 100kWp solar project at Vikas Bhawan II covering a roof area of 600 square metres is meeting the power demand of the building.

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