Cleantech Solar Commissions 100 MWp Solar Park in Maharashtra

Cleantech Solar has announced the commissioning of anchor open access solar PV projects for blue chip industrial customers at its state-of-the-art 100 MWp solar park in Maharashtra.

This is Cleantech Solar’s seventh renewable energy park in the state. Power generated from these projects is being procured by clients on a captive basis to meet their energy requirements for manufacturing operations.

These long-term collaborations reinforce Cleantech Solar’s commitment to delivering high-quality renewable energy projects and reaffirm its leading position in Maharashtra as well as India’s green power market.

This solar park’s client base currently spans leading chemical and FMCG manufacturers. Amongst our esteemed clients at this park is multinational specialty chemical manufacturer DRT- Anthea. This is Cleantech Solar’s second open access project with them in the state.

Satish Rao, Chairman & Managing Director, DRT-Anthea Aroma Chemicals Pvt. Ltd., said. “Working with Cleantech Solar has been a crucial step in our journey towards achieving our sustainability targets. Their reliable and top-quality renewable energy solutions have enabled us to make a tangible impact on reducing our environmental footprint. This is our second project with them, and through this partnership, we are sourcing approximately 70 percent of our Power requirements from renewables. We appreciate their commitment to a greener future and hope to build on this partnership, advancing the energy transition.”

Pheroze Chichgar, Chief Business Officer at Cleantech Solar, said, “We’re pleased to launch our seventh solar park in Maharashtra, providing our customers with a reliable and cost-effective source of clean energy. Using best-in-class technology, this facility empowers our clients to manufacture safely and sustainably, significantly reducing their environmental impact. We’re committed to delivering value and supporting their long-term growth, and we look forward to expanding our renewable energy portfolio in the state.”