CESC Signs Power Purchase Agreements for 600 MW Wind-Solar Hybrid Projects
CESC Limited signed Power Purchase Agreements for 600 MW of Wind-Solar Hybrid power projects. Agreements are with Vismaya Renewables (100 MW), Hexa Climate Solutions (100 MW), Sprng Energy (100 MW), and its subsidiary Purvah Green Power (300 MW). PPAs are for 25 years with tariffs ranging from ₹3.74 to ₹3.75 per kWh.
The PPAs are for a substantial capacity of 600 MW and are long-term (25 years), indicating a significant strategic move for the company in the renewable energy sector. This will impact its energy mix and operational costs.
The company has entered into significant agreements for renewable energy procurement, which is positive for its long-term energy strategy and sustainability goals.
CESC Limited has announced the signing of Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) for the procurement of power from Grid Connected Wind Solar Hybrid Power Projects. These agreements are with Vismaya Renewables India Project Private Limited for 100 MW, Hexa Climate Solutions Private Limited for 100 MW, Sprng Energy Private Limited for 100 MW, and Purvah Green Power Private Limited, a subsidiary of CESC, for 300 MW.
The Letters of Award were issued following a tariff-based competitive bidding process as per the guidelines issued by the Ministry of Power, Government of India. The Power Purchase Agreements will remain in force for a period of 25 years from their signing.
The commercial consideration for these agreements includes applicable tariffs of ₹3.75 per kWh for Vismaya Renewables, Purvah Green Power, and Sprng Energy, and ₹3.74 per kWh for Hexa Climate Solutions.
CESC has confirmed that Purvah Green Power Private Limited is a subsidiary of the company, and the 300 MW project with Purvah falls under related party transactions, conducted on an arm's length basis and in the ordinary course of business. The other agreements are with entities where CESC does not have an interest. This disclosure is made under Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
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