The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government has announced a large-scale initiative to provide solar energy systems to households across the province.
The program aims to support 130,000 families struggling with electricity shortages and rising power costs.
Officials said the initiative will focus on vulnerable groups, including widows, people with disabilities, and families affected by natural disasters.
By providing solar systems, the government hopes to reduce the reliance on the national grid and minimize load shedding in both urban and rural areas.
The project is part of a broader plan to promote renewable energy and sustainable solutions in the province.
Authorities noted that solar energy is a clean and affordable option, helping households save on electricity bills while reducing environmental impact.
Experts believe that providing solar systems to households can also improve the quality of life, especially in remote or disaster-affected regions where power supply is often inconsistent.
Solar energy can power essential appliances, lights, and small devices, which can make a significant difference for families.
The KP government will oversee the installation and maintenance of the solar units to ensure proper use and long-term benefits.
Training and awareness programs are also expected to help households use the systems efficiently.
