KARACHI: Besides promoting renewable energy, the Sindh government is providing subsidized solar panels to low-income people to reduce the cost of electricity.
The program aims to increase access to energy and assist households by reducing their dependence on traditional sources of electricity.
| Solar Scheme | Criteria |
|---|---|
| Eligibility | BISP registered low-income households |
| Poverty Scorecard | 21 to 50: Eligible for solar home systems |
| Poverty Scorecard | 0 to 20: Households unable to pay Rs6,000; will receive solar kits fully subsidized |
In the first phase, 2 lakh families will get solar panels across the region through Benazir Income Support Program (BISP). According to the latest updates, 50,000 systems are set to arrive in Karachi this October.
The cost of the system is around Rs 55,000, while families will pay only 20 percent and receive it. BISP data will be used to find out the details of families.
| Solar Scheme 2024 | Specification |
|---|---|
| Solar Panels | 80-100W |
| Lithium-Ion Battery | 18 AH |
| DC Fan | 1 |
| LED Bulbs | 3 |
| Mobile Charger | Included |
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