Power for Production Programme
Implements the Productive Energy Development Bill's phased framework, prioritising the sites where reliable power has the most immediate productive impact.
Objective
To make electricity reliable and affordable enough that businesses can plan production around it, sequenced by economic impact.
Implementation Phases
Phase 1
Markets and Public Facilities
Priority markets, schools and health centres receive the first mini-grid and solar deployments.
Phase 2
Productive Clusters
Power extends to identified productive clusters of workshops, artisans and small manufacturers.
Phase 3
Digital and Technology Facilities
Power infrastructure is extended to support digital centres and technology-oriented facilities.
Phase 4
Future SEZ Infrastructure
Power planning is integrated into the SEZ Master Plan's infrastructure requirements.
Institutional Role
Coordinated with the Rural Electrification Agency, licensed mini-grid operators and the relevant State ministry responsible for power.
This is a proposed government policy, not adopted policy. It should not be represented as official government policy unless and until formally adopted by the relevant authorities.