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Solar cold storage to be inaugurated

The cold storage is aimed at containing coconut and related products for a longer time period. It can hold up to five tonnes of products. 

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The model project of Agency for Non-Conventional Energy and Rural Technology (ANERT) in this fiscal, a solar-powered cold storage, will be inaugurated on Tuesday by Excise and Labour Minister T P Ramakrishnan.The cold storage has been set up at Nochad Subhiksha Nalikera Ulpadaka Kendram, under Perambra block panchayat.

The cold storage is aimed at containing coconut and related products for a longer time period. It can hold up to five tonnes of products. A 5HP compressor motor and solar panels with 6KW capacity have been set up alongside the storage. In the event of a power outage, the cold storage can hold its coolness for up to 30 hours. 
 

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