Kondareddypally set to become a fully solar-powered village



Kondareddypally, the native village of Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy in Achampet constituency of Nagarkurnool district, is set to be recognized as a 100% solar-powered village.
It will become the second such village in India and the first in South India to achieve this status.
Under the initiative implemented by TG REDCO, the government has sanctioned a solar power project worth ₹10.53 crore. The project covers 514 houses and 11 government buildings. Of these, 480 houses have already been provided with rooftop solar panels, each with a capacity of 3 KW. Government buildings have been equipped with 60 KW solar systems. In total, the installed capacity stands at 1,500 KW.
Another 34 families, currently living in mud houses, will receive solar panels once their Indiramma housing constructions are completed.
The project funding includes ₹3.56 crore as central government subsidy and ₹4.09 crore through CSR funds from M/s Premier Energies. Another ₹2.59 crore has been used for infrastructure development.
Each house is expected to generate around 360 units of power per month. Surplus power, after domestic use, is being supplied to the grid at a rate of ₹5.25 per unit, under an agreement with the electricity distribution company.
In September, Kondareddypally exported nearly one lakh units of power to the grid, earning villagers around ₹5 lakh in a single month.

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  2. It’s truly inspiring to see Kondareddypally making such a bold step towards sustainability. As a village embracing 100% solar power, it’s setting a great example for others. This initiative really highlights the potential of renewable energy. I’ve been exploring the dynamic QR code generator for my own projects, and it’s been a game-changer!

  3. It’s amazing to see Kondareddypally making such a bold step towards sustainability! Transitioning to 100% solar power is a huge achievement and sets a great example for other villages. This initiative really highlights the potential of renewable energy. By adopting solar power, the village is not only reducing its carbon footprint but also paving the way for a cleaner future. Photo Text is a fantastic tool for those interested in exploring renewable energy solutions.

  4. The detail that villagers earned around ₹5 lakh in a single month by exporting nearly one lakh units of surplus power at ₹5.25 per unit really shows how rooftop solar can become an income source, not just a savings one. It makes you wonder whether this grid-export model could be replicated in other villages with similar subsidy and CSR funding arrangements.

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