Chandigarh, 2nd June, 2016: Hon’ble Mr. Justice S.J. Vazifdar, acting
Chief Justice, Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh, inaugurated 100 kWp
Rooftop Grid tied Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant at District Courts Complex,
Sector-43, Chandigarh by in the august presence of Hon’ble Justice Surya Kant,
Chairman, Building Committee (High Court) and Hon’ble Mr. Justice M. Jeyapaul,
Administrative Judge, Chandigarh Sessions Division.
Hon’ble
Justice S.J. Vazifdar appreciated the efforts taken by UT Administration in
developing Chandigarh as Model Solar City. He appreciated the lead taken by
Chandigarh in installing Solar Rooftop Plants on Government Buildings but desired that in future more
emphasis shall be given to promote its use by Private individual as well on
their rooftop.
Sh.
Santosh Kumar, IFS, CCF & Director (Science & Technology &
Renewable Energy) & CEO, CREST, UT Chandigarh informed that the 100 kWp
Rooftop SPV Power Plant has been installed by CREST (Chandigarh Renewal Energy,
Science & Technology Promotion Society) with 30% CFA from Ministry of New
& Renewable Energy, Govt. of India. The total cost of the Project is
Rs.92.32 Lac which include operation & maintenance charge for 10 years. M/s
Exicom Tele-Systems Ltd., Gurgaon is the contracting firm who has installed
this Solar Power Plant. The Plant shall
be able to generate 1,25,000 kWh (units) per year. He further informed that
Government of India has set an
ambitious target of installing one lakh Megawatt Rooftop Solar Power Plants by
2022. Though it is a huge task but Chandigarh Administration is committed in achieving
it by providing various incentives and inviting private sector investment in
this Solar sector. Chandigarh Administration is committed to take active steps
for mitigating the ill effects of climate change.
Sh.
Balbir Singh, District & Sessions Judge, alongwith all the Judicial Officers
of Chandigarh Sessions Division,
Sh.Ravinder Singh, Project Director (CREST) and other Senior Officers/
officials of Chandigarh Administration were present on the occasion.
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