According to Tripura State Electricity Corporation Limited (TSECL) Managing Director Biswajit Basu, these consumers collectively received ₹2.64 lakh as payment for the excess electricity they generated and exported over the past three months. Each of them had installed rooftop solar panels under the scheme, transforming their homes into micro power stations. With electricity bills reduced to zero and direct financial transfers from TSECL, participating families are experiencing tangible economic relief. Emphasizing the finite nature of fossil fuels, he reiterated the government’s commitment to renewable energy, particularly solar, as a sustainable and income-generating alternative. The state government has set an ambitious target to bring 50,000 households under the scheme by 2027.