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Nalgonda village pioneers solar power revolution

Nalgonda is gearing up to become a shining example of a power cut-free district. As a first step to achieve the distinction, Pagidipalli village in Bibinagar mandal in the district has successfully put behind power cut woes by installing solar panels.

Pagidipalli has 230 households with a population of 1,500, majority of whom are either farmers or those who work in the surrounding factories.

Telangana State Transco Chairman and Managing Director D Prabhakar Rao on Thursday said steps were taken to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply in summer when the demand is expected to be 11,000 MW.
Speaking to the media after inspecting reversible pump system in the main powerhouse at Nagarjuna Sagar, Prabhakar Rao said the State had achieved significant progress in the power sector in the last four years. It had created history by generating an additional 800 MW power in a short span of time, he said.

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Telangana targets to connect 5,000 MW of solar power to grid by 2022

Telangana has been the frontrunner in generating solar power in the country and going forward with plans to stay ahead of other States.

It moved from being a power-deficit State to ending power cuts within just six months of formation. And according to top officials, the State is planning to add an additional 473 MW of solar power to the existing 3,336 MW connected to grid. The State had set an ambitious target of connecting 5,000 MW of solar power to grid by 2022.

Karnataka topped the installed solar energy capacity chart at 5.16 GW followed by Telangana at 3.4GW and Andhra Pradesh at 2.56 GW as on July 31, 2017, the minister noted.

The country is on track to comfortably achieve the target of 100 GW of solar capacity by 2022.

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