Thiruvananthapuram Solar Project

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM:
Under the Smart City project, Thiruvananthapuram Corporation has planned to set up solar panel roofs at various government institutions identified by the Corporation in the city. The estimated cost of the project is C5 crore. Government institutions such as the Legislative Assembly, Thampanoor railway station, Public library, Government Women's college and Reserve bank of India have already been identified for the purpose.

The list of the institutions were prepared after the Smart City project management consultant IPE visited more than 50 institutions. The Corporation initially considered making three places sustainable. The Corporation office, which already has a solar roof, was one of the identified places.

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