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    Assam develops another solar power facility of 70 MW

    SINDHBAJ KUMARBy SINDHBAJ KUMARJanuary 17, 20262 Mins Read
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    Assam launched a 70 MW solar power plant in Bilasipara, which is a significant move in the renewable energy development process in Assam. The project enhances the dedication of Assam to the sources of clean energy and less reliance on the traditional sources of power.

    Current Capacity

    The total solar power in Assam now stands at 680 MW with the new plant. According to the officials, the state has been able to constantly enhance renewable installations within the last five years. The growth underscores the contribution of Assam to the overall movement of India towards sustainable energy.

    Future Plans

    Assam is a state with the target of achieving a renewable capacity of 2,000 MW in the next few years. The government has also planned to expand its solar parks, rooftop development, and solar and wind combination systems.

    Officials stressed the fact that such efforts will contribute to the satisfaction of the increasing electricity demand and reduction of the carbon emission.

    Economic and Social Impact

    The Bilasipara project will create construction, engineering, and maintenance jobs. It will result in better infrastructure in local communities and access to reliable electricity. According to the officials, renewable initiatives also minimize the transmission losses by decentralizing power generation.

    Strategic Importance

    The renewable development of Assam is in line with the national goal of 500 GW of non-fossil fuel in India by the year 2030. The projects of the state provide the energy security of the region and correspond to the climate originality of India.

    According to the industry leaders, the fact that Assam is interested in solar power shows that clean energy is increasingly becoming important in northeast India.

    Technology and Innovation

    The photovoltaic modules and inverters that are used in the new plant are the most advanced to maximize the output. Engineers pointed out the fact that the project is fitted with the smart monitoring systems that will maintain the performance and reliability. Assam is concerned with the initiation of renewable energy through the use of modern technology.

    Outlook

    The opening of the Bilasipara solar facility has become a milestone in the clean energy in Assam. The state has clear goals and continuous projects that put it at the forefront towards being a leader in renewable power in eastern India.

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