by B.S. Satish Kumar – Jan 13, 2007 via The Hindu
It costs about Rs. 13.50 lakh to install the system
The panels can be installed on the roof and connections given to individual flats
Centre extends a subsidy of 35 per cent for charitable institutions and 35 per cent for others
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BANGALORE: A choice is now available for those living in apartments to switch over to the renewable energy mode of cooking. Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Ltd. (KREDL) is now promoting a solar-powered steam-based cooking system that suits apartments, hostels, big hotels and the institutions that take up mass feeding.
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