Lord Ram’s Ayodhya to get massive 40 MW solar power plant
As part of clean energy initiatives, Uttar Pradesh Cabinet has approved the allocation of 165 acres of vacant land in Rampur Halwara village along the Ayodhya-Gosaiganj route for the establishment of a 40MW photovoltaic station in Ayodhya. This solar power plant, a collaboration between the state government and NTPC Renewable Energy Limited, aims to transform the city into a solar-powered hub.
Under a 30-year lease agreement, the land near the Saryu river will be provided to NTPC Renewable Energy Limited, with the state government collecting a nominal rent in return. With an infusion of approximately Rs 160 crore in capital, the company will oversee the development of the power station.
