Inox Green Forays into Solar O&M Sector, Signs Agreement for 675 MWp of Solar Projects
Inox Green Energy Services has entered the solar O&M sector by securing a contract to manage 675 MWp of solar projects across multiple states in India for a leading renewable energy company.
April 30, 2025. By Mrinmoy Dey
The projects are located at sites owned by the said company across multiple states. With this agreement, Inox Green marks its entry into solar O&M, in a sector which is poised to increase multi-fold over the next decade, providing immense growth opportunities for the company, it said in a statement.
Commenting on the development, S.K. Mathusudhana, CEO of Inox Green, remarked, “We are thrilled to enter into this agreement with a marquee customer. With this, Inox Green has now forayed into solar O&M which offers large-scale growth opportunities for us in one of the fastest expanding industries. We believe that with our expertise, credentials and relationships across customers in India, we will be able to rapidly grow our portfolio of assets under management.”
Inox Green Energy Services is engaged in the business of providing long-term O&M services for renewable energy projects and has about 4 GW of renewable assets under management. Part of the INOXGFL Group and a subsidiary of Inox Wind with whom it enjoys a synergistic relationship, Inox Green is India's only listed pure-play renewable O&M services company.
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