Lords Chloro Alkali commissions 14.5 MW Solar Power Plant with BESS
Lords Chloro Alkali commissioned a 14.5 MW (AC) solar power plant with a 1.672 MWh BESS on September 2, 2026. This increases their renewable energy capacity to 47 MW (DC), aiming to reduce grid electricity dependence and improve cost efficiency.
The new solar plant enhances energy cost efficiency and sustainability, which can positively impact the company's long-term financial performance and environmental standing.
The commissioning of a new solar power plant with BESS is a positive development, expected to reduce costs and enhance sustainability.
Lords Chloro Alkali Limited has successfully commissioned and commenced operations of its 14.5 MW (AC) / 21 MW (DC) Captive Solar Photovoltaic Power Plant, integrated with a 1.672 MWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS). The project is located in Lunkaransar, District Bikaner, Rajasthan.
The commissioning took place on 2nd September 2026, following successful synchronization with the grid and obtaining necessary certifications from the relevant authorities. This new solar power plant is intended for captive consumption and is expected to significantly increase the company's renewable energy usage to approximately 40%.
This initiative aims to reduce the company's reliance on costly grid electricity, enhance long-term energy cost efficiency, and further the company's sustainability and environmental goals. With this new addition, Lords Chloro Alkali's total installed captive/group captive renewable energy capacity now stands at 47 MW (DC), underscoring their commitment to sustainable and cost-effective operations.
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