Hamara Grid Commissions Its 17th Mini-Grid in Nagaland, India
Ukha Village in Mon District, Nagaland, is the latest beneficiary of sustainable development, as ARE Member Hamara Grid proudly announces the commissioning of its 17th mini-grid. This milestone marks the third mini-grid completed under the CAT Electrification Initiative, implemented with the vital support of Assist International.
The newly operational mini-grid will bring transformative change to Ukha Village by supporting local businesses and livelihoods. This initiative aims to spur income growth and contribute to the region’s GDP by creating opportunities for entrepreneurs and ensuring access to reliable energy for critical infrastructure, including the local bank branch and a telecom tower.
Hamara Grid’s efforts extend beyond electrification. The team works closely with village communities to:
- Identify suitable technologies tailored to local needs.
- Facilitate access to affordable finance to ensure long-term sustainability.
- Train entrepreneurs on operating solar-powered machines and managing their businesses effectively.
- Connect rural enterprises to broader markets, fostering growth and resilience.
This commissioning reaffirms Hamara Grid’s commitment to empowering rural communities through clean and inclusive energy solutions. With each mini-grid, Hamara Grid is lighting up lives and unlocking new opportunities in underserved regions.