Juniper Green Energy has signed a PPA with Tata Power to develop an 85 MW wind-solar hybrid project in Maharashtra. This marks the company’s first venture into wind-solar hybrid power. Combining 51 MW of wind energy with 34 MW of solar power, the project is expected to generate 215 MUs of electricity annually, offsetting approximately 200,455 tonnes of CO2 emissions and providing electricity to around 42,753 households.
Juniper, Tata Power collaborate for hybrid energy
This Maharashtra’s first wind-solar hybrid project combines 51 MW of wind energy with 34 MW of solar power. (Image Credit: Trina Solar)
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