Brahma Kumaris Abu Road Ashram Uses REC Group Modules For 1 MW Solar Power Plant

Brahma Kumaris electricity supply using a solar energy system in India.

In Rajasthan, Solar Power has a special set of believers. The Brahma Kumaris Sect, which has its Headquarters in Mount Abu in the state, count on solar power to meet their energy needs. The sect, with a firm conviction on becoming sustainable, picked on solar power as a key to meeting their energy needs. The result is multiple solar power plants, including a sizeable 1 MW solar power plant near the Ashram. Headquarters. The small but significant project is a showpiece renewable energy plant, with the best technology and equipment being used to achieve results. We understand how the Ashram management decided on solar, and the details of their showpiece solar power plant as told by their engineering team and the solar installer.

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