India-based Waaree Renewable Technologies Limited has won an INR 1,233 crore (~$1.45 billion) order to develop a ground-mount solar PV project with a capacity of 2.017 GW DC. The project was awarded by a domestic renewable energy developer, is one of Waaree’s largest solar contracts to date. The company clarified that no promoter or group company is involved with the awarding entity, emphasizing its focus on independent growth.
Waaree secures INR1,233 crore order for 2 GW solar project
Waaree Renewable embarks on a ₹1,233 crore solar project to add 2.017 GW DC capacity across Indian states. (Image Credit/Source: MarkStebnicki/Pexels)
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