Orange Renewable Commissions 140MW Solar Power Projects in Gujarat and Maharashtra

The projects with respective capacity of 40 MW (Charankar Solar Park, Gujarat) and 100 MW (Dhule, Maharashtra) were bagged through a competitive bidding process in 2016 conducted by SECI.

Orange Renewable, a 100% subsidiary of Singapore-based AT Holdings Pte. Ltd successfully commissioned a total capacity of 140 MW Solar PV Projects in the state of Gujarat and Maharashtra.

The projects with respective capacity of 40 MW (Charankar Solar Park, Gujarat) and 100 MW (Dhule, Maharashtra) were bagged through a competitive bidding process in 2016 conducted by Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI), the nodal agency for implementation of MNRE schemes for developing grid connected solar power capacity through Variable Gap Funding (VGF) model in the country. The VGF scheme is a part of Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM) to set up grid connected Solar PV Projects in India.

Speaking on the development Mr. Hemant Tikoo, Executive Committee Member, Orange Renewable said, “The successful commissioning of our projects testifies our commitment and our relentless pursuit to accomplish the company’s roadmap for future growth. It is immensely gratifying to bring value and positive impact on the lives of many through sustainable clean energy solutions.”

Commenting further, Mr. Naresh Mansukhani, CEO, Solar Business said, “We are delighted with this new development that indisputably demonstrates our focus on project development and execution capabilities in building clean energy assets.”

Orange Renewable is estimated to generate power supply for approx. 1,75,000 homes and GHG reduction of approx. 1,744,232 tCO2. The projects are deployed using best-in-class technology from the super league suppliers, state-of-the-art engineering and special focus on safety and quality.

Source: PRNewswire