Vikran Engineering commissions second 5 MW solar plant in Maharashtra
Vikran Engineering Limited commissioned its second 5 MW solar power plant in Maharashtra under the PM KUSUM Scheme. This plant is part of a 600 MW solar contract and aims to provide reliable irrigation power. The company has 145 MW under construction.
The new solar plant contributes to the company's renewable energy portfolio and revenue streams, but the overall impact is moderate given it's one of several such projects.
The commissioning of a new solar power plant is a positive development for the company, indicating expansion and progress in its renewable energy initiatives.
Vikran Engineering Limited (VEL) has announced the commissioning of its second 5 MW solar power plant in Ambijalgaon, Ahilyanagar district, Maharashtra. This plant is developed under the PM KUSUM Scheme and is part of a larger 600 MW solar contract secured in December 2025.
The solar plant aims to provide reliable daytime electricity for agricultural irrigation, addressing challenges faced by farmers due to unstable grid supply and reliance on diesel-powered irrigation.
The Ambijalgaon solar plant is projected to generate 10,000 MWh of clean energy annually, avoid 8,200 tonnes of CO2 emissions per year, and ensure reliable power for irrigation pumps. It will also facilitate the productive utilization of underutilized land, creating long-term revenue opportunities for local landowners.
Mr. Rakesh Markhedkar, CMD, Vikran Engineering Limited, stated that the commissioning is an important milestone in the company's renewable energy journey, emphasizing its commitment to building infrastructure that supports farmer livelihoods, improves rural energy reliability, and contributes to India's sustainability goals. The company has now operationalized two solar power plants and has an additional 145 MW under active construction.
This development signifies Vikran Engineering's strategic diversification into renewable energy infrastructure, complementing its traditional transmission and distribution business.
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