In Short : Sunkind Energy has secured solar power contracts for 20 MW. This achievement enhances their renewable energy portfolio and supports the broader push towards sustainable energy solutions.
In Detail : Sunkind Energy secures 20 MW solar power projects in Punjab and Maharashtra, with contracts awarded by Nahar Group and Jindal Group. The projects, to be completed by September 2024, will be set up in EPC mode.
New Delhi : Clean energy company Sunkind Energy on Monday said it has secured new solar power projects totalling around 20 megawatts (MW).
The contracts have been awarded by Nahar Group and Jindal Group, the company said in a statement.
For Nahar Group, the company said it will set up a capacity of 7.3 MW in Ludhiana, Punjab, for captive purposes and a 19.6 MW captive solar project for Jindal Group in Nashik, Maharashtra.
Both projects will be set up in engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) mode. The company aims to complete these contracts by September 2024, Sunkind Energy founder and CEO Hanish Gupta said.
The company did not provide any financial details of the project. As per industry estimates, 1 MW of solar projects involves an investment of around Rs 5-7 crore, including land cost.
Gurugram-based Sunkind Energy is a leading EPC solar company in the country, having a total orderbook of 52 MW solar projects under various stages of implementation.
