Jakson Green Secures 40-MW Solar EPC Deal

• Jakson Green's energy transformation platform is reshaping the future of clean energy. The new 40MW solar EPC deal from NTPC Ltd in Uttar Pradesh's Ayodhya district will generate 87 million kWh of electricity and offset 300,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions each year. Jakson Green has also been awarded 1GW of contracts to build renewable power plants for GCC and African projects in 2021.

Jakson Group has announced that its new energy transition platform, Jakson Green, has secured a 40-MW solar EPC deal from NTPC Ltd. The solar park will be installed in Uttar Pradesh’s Ayodhya district and be capable of generating 87 million kWh of electricity each year, enough to offset 300,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions. Jakson Green has also been awarded contracts to build more than 1 GW of renewable power plants for GCC and African projects in 2021. The energy transformation platform aims to meet the region's growing energy needs with clean and sustainable power.

What Has Jakson Green Achieved in 2021?

• Jakson Green has raised more than $120 million in funding and partnered with several energy industry leaders, including Total, Shell, and EDF, to develop its energy transformation technology.
• Jakson Green has made multiple strategic acquisitions this year, including acquiring Solaris Synergy and signing an agreement to acquire the solar project assets of Shree Shakti Infra Projects.
• Jakson Green has established a subsidiary dedicated to the development of offshore wind projects in India.
• The energy transformation platform has signed several deals to supply renewable energy to commercial and industrial clients.
• Jakson Green has launched a range of innovative energy solutions, including solar-as-a-service, which allows customers to purchase solar energy without needing to install solar panels.
• In 2021, Jakson Green has developed a digital platform to enable customers to access real-time energy data, monitor their energy usage, and remotely control and manage their energy systems.
• Jakson Green has developed a blockchain-based energy trading platform to facilitate peer-to-peer energy trading.