Punjab to Shift Govt Schools to Solar Energy
In practice, the Punjab administration has decided to convert 256 higher secondary schools throughout the province to solar power, including 15 schools in Lahore, to reduce electricity costs and ensure a reliable power supply.
In practice, the Punjab administration has decided to convert 256 higher secondary schools throughout the province to solar power, including 15 schools in Lahore, to reduce electricity costs and ensure a reliable power supply.
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Key points
- Punjab Orders B-Form Verification for All Students Within 10 Days.
- The administration has directed the relevant departments to take the necessary steps to implement the project.
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- The schools will be equipped with solar power systems in phases, with authorities expecting the initiative to save hundreds of thousands of rupees in monthly electricity bills.
According to the list issued by the administration, schools selected in Lahore include Administration Higher Secondary Schools in Awan Town, Barki, Chung, Jallo Mor, Singhpura, Shahdara, Samanabad, Kot Lakhpat, Gulberg, Manga, Mori Gate, and Garhi Shahu, among others. Punjab Orders B-Form Verification for All Students Within 10 Days.
Notably, the schools will be equipped with solar power systems in phases, with authorities expecting the initiative to save hundreds of thousands of rupees in monthly electricity bills.
For context, the administration has directed the relevant departments to take the necessary steps to implement the project. Visit EduNation to find scholarships from worldwide. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.
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