BCSIR Launches Solectricity App

Industry: Energy & Power, ICT Sector, Solar & Alternative Energy, Tecnology

The Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (BCSIR) has launched a smartphone application called ‘Solectricity’ to streamline the installation process of solar home systems. The app allows users to estimate the optimal accessories required for installing solar panels in households. The Science and Technology Minister inaugurated the app, highlighting its significance in achieving the government’s vision of a smart Bangladesh and providing an uninterrupted power supply through renewable energy sources.

The app aims to address the complexities faced by users during the installation process, ensuring that they are not deceived or burdened with unnecessary expenses. ‘Solectricity’ will be available on the Google Play store soon, with plans for a version compatible with Apple devices in the future. The BCSIR intends to introduce additional features to enhance user experience.

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