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SPDCL asks people to go for rooftop solar systems to save on energy bills

Source: The Hindu — National · 2 days ago
SPDCL asks people to go for rooftop solar systems to save on energy bills
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The Southern Power Distribution Company of Telangana (TGSPDCL) is urging residential electricity users to install rooftop solar panels to lower their bills and help the environment. The central government is offering a subsidy for 3 kW systems, and the state has approved large‑scale rooftop solar projects for many households and community facilities. TGSPDCL reports thousands of net‑metering registrations and installations already in place.

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The Southern Power Distribution Company of Telangana Limited (TGSPDCL) has suggested electricity consumers in the domestic category to install rooftop solar systems on their homes to reduce electricity bills and contribute to environmental protection.

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