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Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena, along with Chief Minister Rekha Gupta and Speaker Vijender Gupta, laid the foundation for a 500 kW solar plant at the Delhi Assembly. The project, to be completed in 45 days, will replace a 200 kW system, allowing the Assembly to operate entirely on solar power. The move aims to eliminate electricity bills, saving around Rs 15 lakh monthly and reducing the carbon footprint.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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