Solar power for 7,740 houses, works in a few more blocks

Ranchi: Claim government data on cent percent rural electrification Jharkhand belie the latest achievement of Jharkhand Bijli Vitaran Nigam Limited (JBVNL), details of which have been shared by the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO).
Discom strength has electrical household uses 7740 new-age solar power.
these households located in remote areas where network connectivity is a distant dream because of the rugged terrain and distance, has been linked with self-contained solar systems and solar power plants as well.
Among some remote villages, some worth mentioning is the Chapel Pahad, Basco Pahad and Tangra Pahad village in the district Barhait Sahebganj block that has been completely electricity with solar power.
Officials at the Department of Energy said that because of demographics difficult, conventional power supplies practically not feasible in many villages.
“In such a situation, the government believes that renewable energy projects can prove to be a better option to cater to local needs.
Work is being done to electrify villages or towns through the mini-house network or standalone solar lighting systems.
Under this scheme, beneficiaries are provided with solar power supply at 100% subsidy, “an official said.According government data, all households in Jharkhand that electricity on March 31, 2019.
The Saubhagya Dashboard – portal REC Limited (formerly rural electrification company) gives the district and block-wise data electrification status Jharkhand.According portal, out of 67,49,036 households in the state, 13,82,394 were unelectrified on October 10, 2017 by January 31, 2019 all of the electricity.
Additional 1,48,314 households also identified later as un-electricity through Saubhagya campaign Rath and they, too, were electricity on March 31, 2019.
Thus, the remaining households to electricity in Jharkhand after 2019.A recent survey entitled Energy rural Jharkhand, conducted under the Initiative for Sustainable Energy Policy (ISEP) by the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), Johns Hopkins University, found that about 87% of rural households to electricity.
A district-wise look at the Status electrification revealed that Deoghar, Giridih and Hazaribagh most electricity with 98% electrification while Dumka is the most electricity with only 65% ​​of households have access.Interestingly, households without access are not limited to BPL (in below poverty line) families and a large number of APL (above poverty line) families also do not have a network connection.
For example, in Dumka, which, is the most electric district, 48% of families do not have a connection APL compared to 39% of the BPL official families.An of JBVNL recognize that the electrification work in six villages of the block Pathana in Sahebganj is under progress, while work which include one village each in this Ichak Hazaribagh, Chatra’s Simaria and four villages of the Simdega also underway.