Juniper Green Energy, a renewable energy company, has completed the construction of a 105 MW solar power project in Maharashtra, India, nine months ahead of schedule. The Jalkot Solar Project is expected to generate around 200 MUs annually, supplying clean energy to approximately 38,000 households and cutting carbon emissions by an estimated 178,569 tons per year in the region. It will operate under a 25-year PPA with the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL).
Juniper powers Maharashtra with 105 MW solar project
Juniper Green Energy has completed a 105 MW solar project in Maharashtra. (Image Credit: Juniper Green Energy).
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