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Inox Green Energy Services, a leading renewable operations and maintenance (O&M) service provider and a part of the INOXGFL Group as well as a subsidiary of Inox Wind, has been awarded a Letter of Award (LoA) from KEC International Ltd. (KEC).
Under this collaboration, Inox Green Energy, in a press release, stated that it would provide O&M services for the 625 MWp solar project at Bhadla, Rajasthan. The company further explained that with this addition, its solar O&M portfolio has crossed 3 GW, and its total renewable O&M portfolio has reached over 13 GW, as it rapidly expands across both the solar and wind segments.
On this occasion, SK Mathu Sudhana, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Inox Green, remarked, "We are pleased to have entered into an agreement with KEC International to provide O&M services for one of its largest solar projects located at Bhadla, Rajasthan. At Inox Green, we are expanding our solar O&M portfolio, both organically as well as inorganically by participating in large-scale opportunities across solar, wind and RE infrastructure O&M space. Further, Inox Green also expects to add large O&M portfolio on the back of the rapid scale-up of Inox Clean’s (Group company) capacities.”
KEC International Expands Wind Energy Portfolio
KEC International, the infrastructure engineering arm of the RPG Group, entered the wind energy segment at the onset of this year with INR 1,050 crore orders. The company secured this order for developing these projects across various segments, including transmission, civil construction, cables, conductors, and renewable energy.
The company secured this order for over 100 MW Balance of Plant works on a wind project in southern India from a prominent private developer. This represents KEC's initial venture into wind energy EPC, signalling its intent to capture a slice of India's rapidly expanding renewables landscape. The order positions the company to leverage its EPC strengths in this high-potential area.