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Solidus Completes Punjab's Largest Solar Captive Project

Solidus Completes Punjab's Largest Solar Captive Project
Solidus Achieves Milestone with Punjab’s Biggest Solar Captive Project Again · theprint.in

Solidus Techno Power and Blue Sky NRG have finished building a big solar power project in Punjab, India.

This project is the largest of its kind in the state and will provide clean energy to a steel company called Madhav KRG Ltd.

The solar plant can make about 71 million units of electricity every year, which will help reduce a lot of pollution by cutting down 67,000 tons of CO2 emissions.

This is a big step towards using more renewable energy in Punjab.

Solidus has also completed another big solar project in the state within a month, showing their ability to build large renewable energy projects quickly.

The company's leaders are proud of this achievement and say it helps industries use cleaner and more reliable energy.

Key facts

Project Location
Patiala, Punjab, India
Partners
Solidus Techno Power Pvt. Ltd. and Blue Sky NRG Pvt. Ltd.
Project Capacity
34 MW / 51 MWp
Annual Energy Generation
71 million units
Annual CO2 Reduction
67,000 tons
Beneficiary
Madhav KRG Ltd. (steel manufacturer)
Key Figures
Harvinder Singh (MD), Jaspal Singh (CEO)

Quotes

Harvinder Singh

Managing Director of Solidus Techno Power Pvt. Ltd.

“Commissioning 50MW+ solar captive open access project is a proud moment for Solidus. This milestone reflects our commitment to advancing India’s renewable energy ecosystem and demonstrates how industrial growth can align seamlessly with sustainability.”
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Jaspal Singh

Chief Executive Officer of Solidus Techno Power Pvt. Ltd.

“This achievement is more than capacity addition – it marks a positive shift in North India’s energy landscape. By delivering clean and dependable power solutions, Solidus is enabling industries to embrace a greener, future-ready approach.”
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