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Implementation challenges of the PM-Kusum Scheme : case studies from selected Indian states

2024

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"The PM-KUSUM scheme, with its three components, was introduced in 2019, with the aim to solarize agriculture and encourage investment in the solar- energy sector by farmers with uncultivated barren land. Since its inception, 4 lakh diesel and electric water-pumps for irrigation have been replaced with solar water-pumps, leading to massive reductions in emissions and increased savings for farmers."
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Creator of work
Khanna, Vaani
Publisher
New Delhi : Centre for Science and Environment (CSE)
Language
English
Geographic Origin
India
Geographic Subject
India
Subject
Agricultural development projects
Agriculture
Agriculture and state
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