Waaree Sparks 87.5MW Solar Revolution

• Waaree Renewable Technologies Ltd has switched on a 87.5-MW/122.5-MWp solar power plant in Madhya Pradesh, producing 349 million kWh annually. This 651 acre facility is part of a larger 150-MW/210-MWp project, with a 25-year contract. O&M for 2 years included.

Waaree Energies Ltd, an Indian solar panel maker, has switched on a 87.5-MW/122.5-MWp solar power plant in the Khandwa district of Madhya Pradesh. The project was built by Waaree Renewable Technologies Ltd and will produce 349 million kWh annually, enough to meet the needs of 278,000 homes. The facility spans 651 acres of undulated land and is part of a larger 150-MW/210-MWp project, with a 25-year PPA with Solar Energy Corporation of India. Waaree Renewable Technologies Ltd is also responsible for operation and maintenance of the plant for two years.

What Benefits Does Waaree's Solar Power Plant Provide?

• Reduced reliance on traditional sources of energy, such as coal and natural gas, contributing to fewer emissions and a cleaner environment.
• Reduced electricity bills for households and businesses in the area served by the plant.
• Creation of jobs during the construction and ongoing operation of the plant.
• Opportunity for the local area to become an example of the use of renewable energy for other parts of India.
• Generation of revenue for Waaree Renewable Technologies Ltd, contributing to the company's growth.
• Contribution to India's ambitious goal of achieving 175 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2022.