The District Education Authority Rawalpindi has launched a 116 million rupee project to convert 126 primary and high schools to solar energy. This move aims to provide an uninterrupted power supply to educational institutions and reduce their electricity costs.
Educational institutions in Rawalpindi are going green.
The project is part of a broader effort to promote clean energy in the public sector. By switching to solar, schools can save thousands of rupees every month, which can then be used for other educational improvements. This initiative is a great example for other districts to follow.
Solar panels will ensure uninterrupted learning for students.
For more on solar initiatives, check out the KPK Solar Scheme. Sustainable energy is the future of our educational system.