SBI to Solarize 4 Million Indian Homes by 2027
In a significant push toward India’s clean energy transition, the State Bank of India (SBI) has announced its ambitious goal of solarizing 4 million homes by the financial year 2026–27. This initiative is part of SBI’s broader sustainability vision aligned with India’s Net Zero 2070 commitments. The announcement came as SBI celebrated its 70th anniversary, underscoring its legacy and future vision as a leader in not only banking but also national development.
SBI declared a nationwide solar rooftop programme aimed at covering 4 million homes with solar power by FY27. The announcement coincided with the bank’s 70th anniversary, reinforcing its commitment to environmental responsibility. This comes as India aggressively pursues its climate targets under the Paris Agreement and aims for Net Zero emissions by 2070.
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