Cleantech Solar commissions 36 MWp of open-access solar projects in Tamil Nadu – pv magazine India

Cleantech Solar, a commercial and industrial (C&I) renewable energy solutions provider operating across India and Southeast Asia, has commissioned 36 MWp of open-access solar projects for clients in the automotive, industrial manufacturing and engineering sectors.
The projects, located at Cleantech Solar’s 200 MWp renewable energy park in Thoothukudi district, Tamil Nadu, will supply clean, reliable power on a captive basis to power the clients’ manufacturing requirements.
According to the company, the projects were completed well ahead of schedule.
Power from the newly commissioned projects will be supplied under long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs), enabling clients to access clean and cost-competitive whilst advancing their decarbonisation goals.
“This commissioning at our Thoothukudi park reflects the continued trust that leading corporates place in Cleantech Solar’s ability to deliver bankable, high-quality renewable energy solutions in Tamil Nadu. It is pertinent to note these projects have been delivered in record time and well ahead of schedule, whilst adhering to the highest health and safety standards,” said Sanjay Gupta, chief executive officer at Cleantech Solar.
Headquartered in Singapore, Cleantech Solar has numerous solar and wind hybrid projects across India and Southeast Asia, covering approximately 1.2 GWp of assets in operations, construction and development stages. This includes installations in India, Singapore, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. The company is backed by long-term strategic shareholders including Keppel Ltd, Keppel Asia Infrastructure Fund and partners.
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