Radiance Renewables, a renewable energy developer backed by Eversource Capital, has commissioned an 87 MWp solar project at Korwar in Karnataka to supply renewable energy to commercial and industrial (C&I) consumers.
The company said the project marks another milestone toward its goal of achieving 2 GW of operational renewable energy capacity.
Over its operational lifetime, the project is expected to generate nearly 3.48 million MWh of green energy and help offset around 2.96 million tonnes of CO₂ emissions.
Radiance Renewables said the project was completed within the planned execution timeline and achieved more than 330,000 safe man hours without any incidents.
Equipped with fully CEA-compliant reactive power compensation systems, the project is designed to enhance grid stability, optimise power management and support future readiness for BESS integration.
The project will support the renewable energy requirements of companies in the data center, fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), and automotive sectors, providing reliable, scalable, and cost-effective green power.
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