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According to solar energy statistics released for
Uttarakhand, what is the total installed solar power capacity in the state after crossing the 1-gigawatt milestone?Solution
Uttarakhand crossed the milestone of 1 gigawatt of installed solar power capacity, reaching a total capacity of approximately 1027.87 megawatts. This achievement reflects the rapid expansion of renewable energy projects in the state. The solar capacity includes installations across several categories such as ground-mounted solar projects, rooftop solar systems, captive solar plants, canal-top solar installations, and solar systems on government buildings. The expansion has been supported by state policies, renewable energy incentives, and coordinated implementation efforts.
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