Trichy Air Terminal to be Solar Powered By Saur News Bureau/ Updated On Mon, Feb 1st, 2016 The project of Solar Power Plant in Trichy Air Terminal is to finish before the end of the fiscal years 2016-2017. The solar power would be reinforcement for the prerequisites of the air terminal, which has more overseas flight operations. The plant would come up in the operational zone of the air terminal. ‘The objectives is to chop down the powers bills as well as an ecological insurance measures,’ said by an Airport Authority. From the sources, ‘In addition to meet the necessities energy, the excess solar powered which is generated from the plant would be sold to the State government for which the air terminal authorities would sign a MoU. ‘At the terminal, passenger’s movement is likely to cross 12 lakhs by the end of the current Fiscal Year and 15,000 units of power for each day.’ ‘The air terminal of Trichy is one of the major customers of the Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation Limited pays Rs. 50 lakh to Rs. 55 lakh per month as its power bill, said the sources. Tags: India Solar News, Make in India, Smart Cities, Solar Energy, Solar Power, Tamil Nadu Solar Policy, TANGEDCO, TNEB Limited, Trichy Airport News