Scheme for Urban Local Bodies (ULB) for solar rooftop

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MNRE is also focusing on upcoming buildings/new construction so that these have RTS installation as a mandatory requirement. ULBs play a pivotal role in accelerating the RTS in new construction in their area by
implementing Model Building Bye-laws. To enable RTS development from planning stage, Ministry of Urban Development (MoUD) has recently amended Model Building Byelaws for including RTS plants for major building projects.

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