IHC Launches 709 kW Solar Power System at Islamabad District Courts
The Islamabad High Court inaugurates a solar power project aimed at reducing energy costs and promoting renewables. The PKR 90 million initiative is expected to recover costs in 1-1.5 years through savings.
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The Islamabad High Court is inaugurating a 709-kilowatt solar power system at the District Judicial Complex today, funded by the Law and Justice Commission at a cost of PKR 90 million. This system aims to reduce electricity costs, which peak at PKR 15 million monthly in summer and range from PKR 3.5 million to PKR 4 million in winter, with a projected payback period of 1 to 1.5 years.
The project, part of a broader energy efficiency initiative, underwent an open bidding process and is to be completed by July 31. The installation is expected to significantly lower operational costs and enhance sustainability within the judiciary. Regular inspections and compliance checks ensure adherence to quality standards.
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