The state power utility charges it under the commercial electricity tariff.The five-storeyed main building houses police officials' rooms and also various other important sections. "We have enough space on the terrace and installed the solar power panels there. We will commence generating power after obtaining approval from the Tangedco," said city police commissioner A Amalraj.The solar energy, he said, will be supplied to the Tangedco. "We have fixed a net metering system to monitor our consumption of electricity and also the solar energy produced and transmitted to the state power utility. Amalraj said they have plans to install more solar panels in other buildings on the campus.

Source: Times of India October 22, 2016 21:00 UTC