Belectric develops 250MW solar plant in India for Finland's Fortum

• German tidy power company Belectric has actually finished a 250MWac solar park in the South Indian state of Karnataka in behalf of Finnish developer as well as utility Fortum.

The project, spread out throughout 5 websites at Pavagada solar park, is just one of the biggest in Karnataka as well as is the biggest appointed by Belectric to day. The German company accomplished the EPC job and also will certainly give procedure as well as upkeep solutions (O&M) to the plant.

Fortum was granted the right to establish the 250MW of PV capability in June 2018 as well as granted agreements to Belectric in October that year.

"India is not just one of the biggest PV markets yet likewise among one of the most tough. That's why we are specifically pleased that we have actually provided a brand-new 250MWac solar plant for our client Fortum in time as well as top quality," claimed Ingo Alphéus, CEO of Belectric Solar & Battery GmbH.

"It is additionally without a doubt the biggest project we have actually appointed in the background of our firm. This underpins our solid placement as a system integrator and also basic specialist for utility-scale ground-mounted PV," Alphéus included.

Given that 2009, Belectric has actually been associated with solar projects in India with a set up ability of greater than 750MWp as well as it is readied to go beyond a total amount of 1GW throughout 2020. This consists of 2 of Asia's biggest roof setups integrated in Chennai for Cleantech Solar.