Oriano Solar Completes 9 Projects For Cleantech Solar

Solar EPC service expert, Oriano Solar has announced the completion of nine solar PV power projects worth a combined 13.75 MW for Cleantech Solar.

The nine projects have been developed across seven states and union territories for the clean energy solutions provider over the last six months. Projects have been set up in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Rajasthan, and Puducherry. These plants will generate clean energy that will offset annual carbon dioxide emission of 29,300 metric tons and has already created more than 310 jobs. 

Raju Shukla, founder and executive chairman, Cleantech Solar said, “These projects will help industrial and commercial customers to have substantial cost savings without having to make a capital investment and meet their sustainability goals.”

The EPC player also issued in its statement that it currently in the process of commissioning another 10 MW solar photovoltaic plant. Presently, it is executing 134.5 MW of solar projects to be commissioned by September this year and expects to surpass a cumulative installation of 350+ MW by the end of this financial year.

K G Vijayvarghia, business head – Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC), Oriano Solar, said, “We have a vision to cross 1 gigawatt (GW) of execution by Oriano by 2022 that can offset carbon dioxide emission of 1.2 million metric tons annually and collectively contribute in India’s Solar Energy goal of 100 GW by 2022.”

In April, the company commissioned two solar power plants worth18.75 MW capacity located at Rawan (12.5 MW) and Hirmi (6.25 MW) in Chhattisgarh. The company was the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contractor for these projects. These plants will generate clean energy that will offset annual carbon dioxide emission of 22,000 metric tons and have created 235+ construction jobs over a period of 3 months.

Recently, Germany-based Belectric completed two large-scale PV rooftop projects for Cleantech Solar. With a combined capacity of 26 MW, the solar power plants are amongst Asia’s largest rooftop installations.