Waaree Renewable Tech Commissions 122.5 MWp Solar Power Projects

Waaree Renewable Technologies (WRTL), a subsidiary of Waaree Energies, said that it has commissioned 87.5MW/122.5 MWp out of 150 MW/210 MWp EPC solar power project for UPC Renewable Energy’s subsidiary M/s. Masaya Solar Energy in the Khandwa district of Madhya Pradesh.

Alok Nigam, Country Head, UPC Renewable Energy, (holding company of Masaya Solar Energy), said “This solar power project is expected to produce 349 MU annually, and will reduce CO2 emissions by 3,73,422 metric tons. Once connected to the grid, the project will fulfil the annual electricity requirements of nearly 278,000 homes in a clean and sustainable manner”.

The solar power project is spread across 651 acres of undulated land terrain, with power being evacuated at a 220 kV voltage level and connected at PGCIL 400 kV/220 kV SS through the ISTS (inter-state transmission system) network.

"A total of 5,08,072 SPV modules, ranging from 335 Wp Polycrystalline to 540 Wp Monocrystalline, with an inverter capacity of 3.125 MW were installed. The PPA (solar power purchase agreement) for the project has been made with the Solar Energy Corporation of India for a period of 25 years," said the company.

Viren Doshi, Director, Waaree Renewable Technologies Ltd., said “At Waaree, we’ve always focused on contributing to a greener tomorrow by helping increase the number of solar power plants in India. This project with UPC Renewables is our first with ISTS connectivity. In addition to providing EPC solutions, we will also carry out operation & maintenance on the plant for a period of 2 years. We look forward to work closely with UPC Renewables to support this project and help drive the renewable energy revolution in the country”.

WRTL is one of the leading EPC (Engineering, Procurement & Construction) service providers in the solar energy sector, having installed over 1 GW of solar projects, including on-ground rooftop and utility projects, till date.