Sterling and Wilson secures 400-MW solar project in India
Aug 14, 2024 11:19 AM ET
- SWRE secures INR 5.5 billion contract to build 400-MW solar park in Rajasthan, India, further solidifying their global reputation in renewable energy.
Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Ltd has won a contract to build a 400-MW solar park in Rajasthan, India. The order, valued at over INR 5.5 billion, was placed by a private renewable independent power producer. In addition to constructing the PV plant, SWRE will also handle the construction of a 220-kV switchyard.
Details about the solar farm's location and commissioning timeline were not disclosed. This latest contract adds to SWREL's current quarter orders totaling more than INR 9 billion. The company has a global track record of installing 19.4 GWp of solar and energy storage capacity, as well as managing the operation and maintenance of 8.2 GWp of PV parks.
What is the latest contract won by Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Ltd?
- Sterling and Wilson Renewable Energy Ltd has won a contract to build a 400-MW solar park in Rajasthan, India
- The order is valued at over INR 5.5 billion and was placed by a private renewable independent power producer
- In addition to constructing the PV plant, SWRE will also handle the construction of a 220-kV switchyard
- Details about the solar farm's location and commissioning timeline were not disclosed
- This latest contract adds to SWREL's current quarter orders totaling more than INR 9 billion
- The company has a global track record of installing 19.4 GWp of solar and energy storage capacity
- SWREL also manages the operation and maintenance of 8.2 GWp of PV parks
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