Orient Green Power Enters Solar Energy with 7 MW Project
Orient Green Power's subsidiary, DELTA, has successfully installed a 7 MW AC Solar Power Project in Tamil Nadu, marking the company's strategic entry into the solar energy segment.
The entry into solar energy diversifies the company's portfolio and represents a strategic move. The project size, while not massive, is significant for a first venture into solar.
The announcement highlights the company's expansion into solar energy, complementing its existing wind power portfolio, which is a positive development.
* Orient Green Power's subsidiary, DELTA, has developed a 7 MW AC Solar Power Project in Tamil Nadu. * Installation of the solar power project is completed on December 05, 2025, marking the company's entry into the solar energy segment. * The project will operate under the Group Captive Model, supplying power to DELTA's captive shareholders. * This expansion into solar energy complements the company's existing wind power portfolio.
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