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Madhya Pradesh to Remain Power Surplus Till 2047: Chief Minister

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Madhya Pradesh, known for its rich natural resources and thriving industries, is set to meet its energy demands and even surplus power to other neighboring states. Chief Minister Mohan Yadav recently stated that the state is committed to producing electricity efficiently, using all available resources. With the focus on clean energy, the state has seen a significant increase in solar energy production over the past 11 years, highlighting the direction Madhya Pradesh is taking towards sustainable development.

Key Takeaways:

  • Madhya Pradesh is expected to remain a power surplus state until 2047, as stated by Chief Minister Mohan Yadav.
  • The state has seen a 30% increase in solar energy production over the last 11 years.
  • The electricity department provided a subsidy of Rs 6,445 crore to over one crore people.
  • The public health engineering department has set an example by producing its own electricity, and other departments are expected to follow suit.
  • The state is expected to fill over 51,000 posts in electricity companies, strengthening the sector.
  • Solar pumps are being provided to 32 lakh farmers as part of the state's commitment to sustainable agriculture.

Statistics:

  • Madhya Pradesh has shown a 30% increase in solar energy production over the last 11 years.
  • The state electricity department provided a subsidy of Rs 6,445 crore to over one crore people.
  • More than 32 lakh farmers are receiving solar pumps as part of the state's initiative.
  • The public health engineering department is producing its own electricity, setting an example for other departments.
  • The state aims to fill over 51,000 posts in electricity companies to strengthen the sector.

Sources:

  • "Madhya Pradesh to Remain Power Surplus Till 2047: Chief Minister" by Contify.com
  • "Chief Minister Inaugurates Power handing over Programme, Employees Oath and distribution of guidelines for general orders reading letter" by Indian National Press (Bombay) Pvt. Ltd., Copyright 2025.

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