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Editorial | Government pushes solar power

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January 4, 2025
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Jammu and Kashmir is making a strong move towards solar energy to solve its power crisis. The government is now focusing on using solar panels on rooftops of government buildings. This will generate 35.2 megawatts (MW) of electricity. At the same time, officials are planning to install solar panels on 30,000 homes. This step is a big push toward clean and green energy.
J&K faces frequent power cuts, especially in winter. The demand for electricity is high, but the supply is not enough. Many areas suffer from long power outages. Using solar power will help reduce this problem. Solar energy is free, renewable, and does not harm the environment. By installing solar panels, J&K can reduce its dependence on traditional electricity.
The government is showing great commitment by installing solar panels on its buildings. This will produce clean electricity and reduce the burden on the power grid. If government offices, schools, and hospitals generate their own electricity, more power will be available for homes and businesses. This is a smart move to balance power supply across the J&K.
The plan to install solar panels on 30,000 rooftops is a great opportunity for the people of J&K. It will help families save money on electricity bills. Since solar power comes from the sun, households will get a steady supply of electricity even during power cuts. This will improve the quality of life, especially in rural areas where electricity problems are worse.
Solar power is clean energy. Unlike coal or diesel generators, it does not produce smoke or harmful gases. By using more solar energy, J&K can reduce air pollution and make the environment healthier. This will also help fight climate change, which is causing unpredictable weather in the region.
The solar power push will create new jobs. Many workers will be needed to install and maintain solar panels. This will open new opportunities for engineers, electricians, and technicians. As more people adopt solar energy, the demand for solar products will increase, benefiting local businesses.
J&K’s solar power initiative can serve as a model for other regions. If this plan succeeds, it will encourage other states to invest in solar energy. The shift to renewable energy is a step towards energy independence.
With the right support and awareness, this solar project can bring a bright future for Jammu and Kashmir. It is a win-win situation for the people, the government, and the environment.
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