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Gujarat Government Electric two-wheeler Yojna 2020-21

Gujarat Government Electric two-wheeler Yojna 2020-21:- Chief Minister Vijay Rupani has announced an aid scheme to encourage the use of battery-powered two-wheelers and three-wheelers in the cities and towns of the state to curb air pollution from vehicles. Under this assistance scheme, the government will provide assistance of Rs 12,000 to students studying from Std-9 to college in the state to purchase a battery-powered two-wheeler.

The target is to provide a subsidy to 10,000 vehicles. Not only this, but the state government will also provide assistance to Rs. 48,000 for the purchase of battery operated e-rickshaw three-wheeler for individual and institutional beneficiaries and five thousand e-rickshaws will be given the benefit.

A scheme of Rs. 50 lakhs will be implemented to set up vehicle charging facilities

The Chief Minister gave this eco-friendly gift to the citizens of the state as a Panchsheel gift of five development schemes in the state to celebrate the 70th birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. At the same time, a plan of Rs 50 lakh has been implemented to set up infrastructure facilities for charging battery-powered vehicles. Today, 11 years ago, when Narendra Modi was the Chief Minister of Gujarat, he set up the Climate Change Department. A series of events were held to celebrate the founding day of the department.

Gujarat is a leader in the solar system in the country

Addressing the function held through video-conferencing, the Chief Minister said that Gujarat is moving ahead with green energy and clean energy. Today, when the effects of climate change have become a challenge to the whole world, years ago, the then Chief Minister Narendra Modi created the first time climate change department in the country keeping in view the challenges that would arise in the future. Gujarat is a leader in the solar system in the country. Gujarat is the state which gets maximum sunshine for twelve months. Our goal is to generate electricity from sunlight and provide cheap electricity to the citizens, as well as generate electricity on the rooftops of their homes and sell the extra electricity to generate revenue. That is why the solar rooftop project has become the hallmark of Gujarat.

Target to install a solar system on 2 lakh residential houses this year

The Chief Minister further said that Gujarat ranks first in the country in installing a solar system on residential houses. In the last three years, a total of 510 MW solar system has been installed in more than 1 lakh 38 thousand households with government subsidy assistance. Even in the current year, Rs. With the provision of Rs 912 crore, the solar system is to be installed on 2 lakh residential houses.

Approximately 2 million tons of carbon dioxide gas stop mixing in the atmosphere

He further said that Gujarat is also a leader in renewable energy. The total installed capacity of electricity in the state is 35,500 MW. The contribution of renewable energy to the total installed capacity of Gujarat is 30 percent, which is more than the national average of 23 percent. Effective implementation of unconventional energy stops approximately 2 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions into the atmosphere during the year and saves 10 million tons of coal for power generation. The purity of the atmosphere is also maintained.

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