The Vadodara airport will soon switch over to solar energy for its everyday operations to
cut down its electricity cost, a senior airport official said.
"The airport is all set to start using clean and green energy for its day to day operations,
as its ground-mounted grid-connected solar plant is ready for commissioning," Vadodara
airport director Charan Singh told PTI.
The solar plant will meet 50 per cent requirement of the airport, he said.
The power will be sourced from a plant located in the airport complex, having a capacity to
generate 675 kilowatt (kw) of power, which will help the airport save around Rs 60 lakh
every year on its electricity cost, he added.
10/07/18 PTI/Economic Times
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cut down its electricity cost, a senior airport official said.
"The airport is all set to start using clean and green energy for its day to day operations,
as its ground-mounted grid-connected solar plant is ready for commissioning," Vadodara
airport director Charan Singh told PTI.
The solar plant will meet 50 per cent requirement of the airport, he said.
The power will be sourced from a plant located in the airport complex, having a capacity to
generate 675 kilowatt (kw) of power, which will help the airport save around Rs 60 lakh
every year on its electricity cost, he added.
10/07/18 PTI/Economic Times
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