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SpiceJet to take up electrification of remote village in Assam

Airline to set up a small-scale power grid to provide greater electricity supply in Baruahchuck village

A man looks out through a window with an advertisement of SpiceJet Airline, on a commercial building in Ahmedabad. (File photo: Reuters)
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A man looks out through a window with an advertisement of SpiceJet Airline, on a commercial building in Ahmedabad

BS Reporter New Delhi
Low-cost carrier SpiceJet will electrify the remote village of Baruahchuck in Majuli district of Assam. It will set up a 'solar microgrid' on the site in about 75 days in order to provide electricity to approximately 70 households, two temples, one school and an anganwadi centre, besides sourcing power for street lights in the area.

The 'solar microgrid' is a small-scale power grid that can operate independently or in conjunction with the area's main electrical grid, thereby, contributing to providing electricity to a limited number of households.

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