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State Energy Department Announces 30% Rooftop Solar Subsidy for MSMEs
The state energy department will provide up to a 30% subsidy for small and medium enterprises to install rooftop solar panels, aiming to cut electricity costs and promote green energy.
The state energy department announced a subsidy scheme that will cover up to 30% of the cost for small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to install rooftop solar systems on their premises.
The initiative is intended to reduce electricity expenses for MSMEs and encourage the adoption of renewable, green energy sources.
Eligible MSMEs can apply for the subsidy through the department, which will verify installations before disbursing the financial assistance.
The scheme aligns with broader state goals of promoting clean energy and is expected to benefit a large number of small and medium businesses across the region.
The initiative is intended to reduce electricity expenses for MSMEs and encourage the adoption of renewable, green energy sources.
Eligible MSMEs can apply for the subsidy through the department, which will verify installations before disbursing the financial assistance.
The scheme aligns with broader state goals of promoting clean energy and is expected to benefit a large number of small and medium businesses across the region.