Tata Power's subsidiary commissions 72.5 MW solar project for Tata Steel in Rajasthan
Tata Power's subsidiary, TPREL, commissioned a 72.5 MW captive solar project in Rajasthan for Tata Steel. The project will generate 166 MUs of green energy annually, offsetting 1,18,856 tonnes of carbon emissions. This enhances TPREL's renewable capacity to 12.3 GW.
The commissioning of a 72.5 MW solar project is a substantial development that contributes to the company's renewable energy capacity and supports a major industrial client's decarbonization efforts. It demonstrates execution capabilities and strengthens market position in the renewable sector.
The announcement details the commissioning of a significant renewable energy project, contributing to decarbonization goals and expanding the company's clean energy portfolio. This is a positive development for the company and its sustainability efforts.
Tata Power Renewable Energy Limited (TPREL), a subsidiary of The Tata Power Company Limited, has commissioned a 72.5 MW captive solar project at Kalasar, Bikaner, Rajasthan. This project, developed for Tata Steel Limited, will supply green energy through TP Vardhman Surya Limited. The project is expected to generate 166 million units (MUs) of green energy annually and offset approximately 1,18,856 tonnes of carbon emissions per annum. The solar modules used for this project have been manufactured by TP Solar Limited. TPREL continues to expand its renewable energy portfolio, aiming to contribute to India's target of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030 and Tata Power's vision of a sustainable energy future. With this addition, TPREL's total renewable utility capacity has reached 12.3 GW, with 7 GW operational and 5.3 GW under implementation. Tata Power itself has a diversified portfolio with a total operational and under-construction capacity exceeding 26 GW, including approximately 17.7 GW of clean and green energy.
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