MAY 20239Navitas Green Solutions (Navitas Solar), a manufacturer of solar modules, intends to increase production capacity from the current 500 megawatt per year to 1.2 gigawatt per year. The company, which is situated in Surat, claimed to have raised USD 5 million (about Rs. 41 crore) at an undisclosed value."As we start the next stage of our expansion, we are happy that our investment round was a success. The investors' confidence in us is proof of the solid foundation we have built for NavitasSolar over the past 10 years, according to Vineet Mittal, director and co-founder of Navitas Solar. The money would enable us to increase our production capabilities and satisfy the rising demand for solar power projects. Participants in the investment round included a number of HNI investors. The Parishi Diamond Group promoters, Lemon Emerging Ventures LLP, and other investors are among the lead investors, the business said in a statement."The money will be utilised to add another 1.2 GW per year to manufacturing capacity. The manufacturing capacity is 500 MW annually at this time, according to Mittal. The business also intends to export its goods to the US, the EU, and Africa."Navitas is the ideal co-investor for our renewable energy initiative. We are forward to work with the team as they enter their next stage of growth because they have demonstrated their worth. As socially responsible investors, we are pleased to support our Prime Minister's goal of having a Net Zero nation by 2070, according to Parishi Diamond Group's Aaryan Shah. According to a press statement from the company, JMK Research and Analytics put Navitas Solar among the top 10 solar panel producers. The state-owned energy giant NTPC announced that its subsidiary, NTPC Renewable Energy Ltd (NTPCREL), has won a 500 MW renewable energyround-the-clock (RE-RTC) project. The Ministry of Railways and RITES Ltd.'s joint venture (JV) business, REMCL, granted the contract for the work, according to a statement from NTPC. A letter of acceptance for 500 MW of RE-RTC power from REMCL was received by NTPC REL, a wholly-owned subsidiary of NGEL, which is a subsidiary of NTPC Limited, according to the statement. NTPC, a 25-year power purchase agreement (PPA) would be struck with Indian Railways.The capacity was chosen after a competitive bidding process out of a total of 900 MW RE-RTC on offer. The project would provide REMCL with continuous green energy using a solar and wind energy mix. The largest electricity-generating firm in the nation is NTPC, which is under the Ministry of Power. TOP STORIES NAVITAS SOLAR TO INCREASE MANUFACTURING CAPACITYNTPC RENEWABLE ENERGY BAGS 500 MW PROJECT FROM REMCL
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