In a groundbreaking move towards sustainable energy, Kidney Hill Park in Karachi has emerged as the pioneer in utilizing solar panel-generated electricity. The park now boasts a cutting-edge solar panel system with a total capacity of 100 kilowatts (KW), promising to usher in a new era of fuel-free energy for the city.
Mayor Karachi, Murtaza Wahab, took to his social media platform to announce the completion of the solar panel installation, expressing his satisfaction with the progress. “The solar panels, capable of producing 100 KWs of electricity, have been successfully placed,” shared Wahab in a recent post.
Despite the achievement, the solar panels are poised to begin their energy production journey post the completion of wiring. Mayor Wahab assured the public that the final touches, including the crucial wiring work with the inverter, are currently in progress. The city anticipates a significant reduction in its carbon footprint as Kidney Hill Park prepares to tap into this renewable energy source.
This initiative aligns with the broader vision set forth by the Sindh Solar Panel project, announced in February 2023. During a pivotal meeting with the World Bank delegation, Sindh’s energy minister disclosed the government’s commitment to installing solar panels across all districts of the province. The collaboration with the World Bank aims to make 200,000 solar projects accessible at subsidized rates, further reinforcing the province’s dedication to environmentally friendly energy solutions.
The Kidney Hill Park project stands as a shining example of Karachi’s commitment to addressing energy challenges while fostering a sustainable future. As the solar panels come online, the city takes a bold step towards cleaner and greener energy practices, setting a precedent for other districts to follow suit.
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