Rays Power Infra, a renewable energy company, has secured contracts for three solar power projects totaling 500 MW capacity from two big central public sector firms and one from a global developer. This supports their role in clean energy and expands their reach. Two projects are in India’s new markets of Gujarat and Assam. The third project contributes to its international portfolio. Two projects will be built in Gujarat and Assam, states in India where Rays Power Infra hasn’t worked before. The last project will be built outside India. With these projects, 220 MW will be built in India and 280 MW outside India.
Rays Power Infra secures 500 MW solar project
Rays Power Infra bags contracts for three solar power projects totaling 500 MW. (Image Credit: Pexels)
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