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RESURRECTION WORKS OF SOLAR PV INSTALLATIONS


Solar Panel Installation Kerala

Kerala faced the fury of nature in the form of heavy rains. During August 2018, the incessant rains and subsequent floods threw life out of gear in most parts of the State. Even at the time of writing this blog, efforts are on to put the infrastructure facilities back to work. State incurred loss of precious human lives, damages to property, Livestock, settlements etc.

During the worst humanitarian crisis, Kerala faced, Soura Natural Energy Solutions pitched into the relief operation works along with the State administration and the Disaster Management Authority. Soura volunteered to reach the affected areas, helped the victims to be shifted to relief camps. Besides this, Soura organized food and drinking water to the general public housed in the relief camps. Soura provided solar powered lighting systems in the disaster area, where grid became unavailable. To establish communication systems with the people, we provided Solar powered mobile charging stations at multiple locations.

As the flood water started receding, Soura pushed more efforts into the rehabilitation works. Our volunteers got engaged in the cleaning activities of the houses submerged in water.

The state administration is now focused on the restoration works of the Electrical Distribution network. The meeting called by the Minister of Power, Government of Kerala on 21 August 2018 outlined the damages caused by flood and rains to the electrical infrastructure of the utility major KSEBL. Jobs are undertaken at war footing basis on a mission mode. Named MISSION RECONNECT, this is coordinated by a Chief Engineer who heads a task force to implement the works back to normal operations. No money would be collected from any of the beneficiaries towards reconnection or replacement costs of damages service wires, energy meters, isolators, cut-out fuses etc.

SOURA offered free of cost services towards works to rectify solar plants in the affected areas, through ANERT. Soura also offered free services to support the installation of HLS being distributed by ANERT in the affected areas.


We would post more about Soura’s interventions in the Disaster Management activities in due course.

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