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‎Shiv Bhole CGHS and rooftop solar plant

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== Shiv Bhole CGHS and rooftop solar plant==
[https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2018%2F05%2F05&entity=Ar01112&sk=F9AA1E0E&mode=text Dwarka society taps sun’s energy to light up homes, May 5, 2018: ''The Times of India'']

[[File: The rooftop solar plant at the Shiv Bhole CGHS- 2018.jpg|The rooftop solar plant at the Shiv Bhole CGHS- 2018 <br/> From: [https://epaper.timesgroup.com/Olive/ODN/TimesOfIndia/shared/ShowArticle.aspx?doc=TOIDEL%2F2018%2F05%2F05&entity=Ar01112&sk=F9AA1E0E&mode=text Dwarka society taps sun’s energy to light up homes, May 5, 2018: ''The Times of India'']|frame|500px]]

''Becomes First CGHS To Install Rooftop Panels Linked To Grid''

By installing rooftop solar plant, connected to a 100KW grid, the Shiv Bhole Cooperative Group Housing Society in Dwarka became the first CGHS to go live as part of BSES Rajdhani Power Limited’s (BRPL) solar city initiative.

The solar plant is the first one launched on January 7 this year, under the Solarise Dwarka initiative being implemented by BRPL in collaboration with Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ India) under its Indo-German solar partnership project. The plant was inaugurated by Dr Wolfram Klein, head of Division India, South Asia German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development in presence of Amal Sinha, CEO-BRPL.

The solar plant installed at the housing society would save roughly Rs 4,500 annually for each of the 60 households in the society. The plant has been installed by Green Ripples Pvt Ltd following RESCO business model. RESCO model entails providing electricity as a service at a cost identified through the competitive bidding, which in this case is Rs 2.66/kWh net of generationbased incentive and is around Rs 2.40/kWh less than the tariff from BRPL.

The bidding was administered by the Indraprastha Power Generation Company Limited for 84MWp capacity. Residents of the society are quite enthusiastic about the solar plant.

Anant Kumar, president of the society’s association said, “In view of the potential cost savings and environmental benefits, the society members took an unanimous decision to install the rooftop solar”. He added, “The business model offered by the installer wherein the society doesn’t have to invest any amount, led to the quick decision.”

Solarise Dwarka initiative aims at raising awareness through outreach campaigns for aggregating demand of solar rooftop systems. On the occasion, Dr Winfried Damm, energy cluster coordinator at GIZ, said, “The solar plant will be able to offset around 32% of a resident’s annual carbon emission.”

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 Anant Kumar, president of the society’s association said, “In view of the potential cost savings and environmental benefits, the society members took an unanimous decision to install the rooftop solar”. He added, “The business model offered by the installer wherein the society doesn’t have to invest any amount, led to the quick decision.”
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 The project is also being monitored by the NGT-appointed Waterbody Monitoring Committee, which is headed by Justice (retd) SP Garg.
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	The project is also being monitored by the NGT-appointed Waterbody Monitoring Committee, which is headed by Justice (retd) SP Garg.		The project is also being monitored by the NGT-appointed Waterbody Monitoring Committee, which is headed by Justice (retd) SP Garg.

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		+	Dwarka has a new waterbody, complete with wooded islands. While it may not be fully filled with water, the newly created 7-acre pond in Sector 16, Dwarka, will soon present a better view. From Saturday, the amount of treated water sourced from Pappankalan sewage treatment plant being fed into the lake was increased from five million litres a day to 10 million litres.
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		+	Built under the “City of Lakes” project by Delhi Jal Board aimed at rejuvenating waterbodies in the capital, the new lake is spread across 28,000 sq metres and will recharge the subsurface aquifers with more than five million litres of water every day. Ankit Srivastava, technical advisor to DJB, said the lake cost Rs2.5 crore to build.
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		+	Srivastava said the whole exercise was completed in just seven months. Explaining how the lake water is of good quality, he said, “The water from the treatment plant is passed through a tertiary filter and nutrient filter. The quality of water is much better and has a higher ratio of biological oxygen demand to total suspended solids,” he said. Some other lake rejuvenation projects are in advanced stages at Rohini and Timarpur, Srivastava added.
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		+	The lake site is located within the premises of the sewage treatment plant and will not be open to the public for recreational use. Srivastava said that the lake would instead serve multiple purposes besides recharging the groundwater in an area where the levels have gone down to 12-15 metres.
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		+	A DJB official said that in future the possibility of groundwater extraction could be explored if it reached a sufficiently high level. “Tubewells may also be installed because several education institutions and the Law University are located nearby. Groundwater extraction for institutional use can be explored once the levels rise to above 7-8 metres,” the official said.
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		+	The official explained that the lake could also act as a polishing unit for further purifying the water.
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		+	The 155 waterbodies being rejuvenated fall in 14 groups, with the first phase ones expected to be completed by June, DJB had earlier informed the monitoring committee. Another 42 ponds and lakes are to be revived by January 2022, while the rest are expected to be finished by December next year. The frequently cited reasons behind delays in completion include budgetary constraints due to the pandemic, the lockdown, election model code of conduct and, in some cases, local resistance.
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