Founder of Mynzo Carbon & SolarArise, Tanya Singhal, highlights the transformative impact of the initiative on electricity accessibility.
In a recent statement, Tanya Singhal, Founder of Mynzo Carbon & SolarArise, applauds the transformative impact of the Pradhan Mantri Suryodaya Yojna. She highlights the initiative’s role in extending electricity access to once-inaccessible areas, emphasizing its potential as a beacon of hope for communities in need.
Singhal acknowledges the historical barrier of high upfront capital investment hindering rooftop solar adoption and commends the scheme for effectively dismantling this obstacle. By offering subsidies to applicants with an annual income of less than Rs 1 or 1.5 lakh, the initiative not only makes green power more accessible but also ensures a sustainable future for these communities.
Singhal emphasizes the Pradhan Mantri Suryodaya Yojna’s focus on affordability and inclusivity, stating that it not only illuminates homes but also brightens the prospects of a cleaner, greener India where power is a right for all, irrespective of economic circumstances.
She concludes by noting that while these installations may not contribute significantly in terms of GWs, they will go a long way in empowering the poor and middle class to power their lives.