What is the CM Punjab free solar panel scheme?

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif announced the launch of the CM Punjab Free Solar Panel Scheme, aimed at reducing electricity expenses for households. Speaking at the formal inauguration on Friday, she emphasized that the initiative will provide long-term relief to 100,000 low-consumption electricity users across the province.

What is Punjab government solar panel scheme?

The Punjab Government Solar Panel Scheme is a significant step towards sustainable energy and financial relief for many families. By participating, eligible households can reduce their electricity costs and contribute to a greener environment. Eligibility: Households consuming between 50 to 500 units of electricity.

How many people benefited from solar scheme in Punjab?

The Chief Minister highlighted that 7.3 million consumers in Punjab had already benefited from a subsidy of Rs.14 per unit, and the solar scheme is another step toward ensuring that public funds are utilized for the welfare of citizens. A helpline will be launched soon to assist consumers in accessing the scheme.

How to get solar panels in Punjab?

Website Registration: Apply through the official government website. Bank of Punjab: Visit any branch to apply. Once registered, you will receive a notification about the status of your application. Phase I: At least 450,000 families will receive solar panels. Notification: Selected families will be informed about their status.

When will solar panels be installed in Punjab?

The installation process will take place in September and October. The Punjab Government Solar Panel Scheme, through the Roshan Gharana programme, represents a significant effort towards promoting sustainable energy and providing financial relief to families.

How do I apply for CSM solar scheme?

Consumers can apply for the scheme starting today through an online portal at cmsolarscheme.punjab.gov.pk or via SMS by sending their details to 8800. The process includes verification through the reference and CNIC numbers on the applicant’s electricity bill, followed by a computerised ballot system to ensure transparency.