India’s renewable energy provider, Sunsure Energy, and global pharmaceutical company Lupin Limited (LUPIN), announced the signing of a 21 MW (31.5 MWp) solar power purchase agreement (PPA). Through this agreement, Sunsure will supply solar power to Lupin’s Tarapur facility in India, sourced from its 100 MW (150 MWp) solar plant in Solapur under open access. In addition to this Sunsure is also developing 500 MW of solar and wind energy parks across Maharashtra.
Sunsure Energy to power Lupin with 21 MW PV
This agreement reinforces the pharmaceutical Lupin’s shift towards a greener and more sustainable operation. (Photo Credit: Pixabay)
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