InSolare Energy Secures 75 MWp Solar EPC Project in Rajasthan
InSolare Energy has secured a 75 MWp ground-mounted solar EPC order in Rajasthan, featuring solar park and solar plant execution with BESS-ready infrastructure.
September 23, 2026. By Mrinmoy Dey
The project will include the development and execution of a 75 MWp ground-mounted solar facility, along with infrastructure designed to support future battery energy storage system (BESS) integration.
Earlier this month, the company secured 50 MWp of solar EPC projects integrated with 10.8 MWh of BESS capacity from a cement manufacturer in India. The projects will be set up across three locations in Rajasthan, Karnataka and Maharashtra.
The company also bagged a 35 MW/52.5 MWp ground-mounted solar EPC project at Sri Muktsar Sahib in Punjab. The company said that it was the company’s second-largest project in the state.
Earlier this year, InSolare Energy executed a 55 MWp ground-mounted solar open-access project in Bathinda, Punjab, for a commercial and industrial (C&I) client. Spread across 120 acres, the project comprises 94,248 bifacial modules and uses a central inverter-based architecture with 66 kV grid integration.
InSolare Energy has an EPC portfolio of more than 1 GW across 22 states and has expanded its operations into TOPCon module manufacturing, electrolyser technology and green hydrogen. These capabilities are part of the company’s broader expansion into integrated clean energy infrastructure and end-to-end renewable energy solutions, the company stated.
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