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Azure Power wins 130 MW of new solar projects in India

 Last Update: 2022-12-26
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Recently, Indian solar independent power producer Azure Power said it has obtained solar projects from Indian Railways and Karnataka Renewable Energy Development Corporation with a total capacity of 130 MW
.

Azure Power said the solar roof project from Indian Railways is 30 MW and the Indian Railways solar roof project has a capacity of 100 MW
.

IPP noted that the project will power electricity supply companies (ESCOMs) in Karnataka for 25 years at a price of 2.
93 Indian rupees (about 4.
6 cents)
per kWh.

Azure Power is also eligible for the capital incentive of Indian Railways, which will be charged at INR 4.
74 per kWh (?) 7.
5 cents) for sale
at a weighted average tariff.

"With these projects, we once again prove that Azure Power has strong project development capabilities and are pleased to work towards
our Prime Minister's commitment to clean and green energy through solar power," said Azure Power's Founder, Chairman and CEO.
”

The company said its portfolio in Karnataka now stands at about 250 MW, one of the largest in the state, and the Indian Railways portfolio also stands at 76 MW
.

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Azure Power said the solar roof project from Indian Railways is 30 MW and the Indian Railways solar roof project has a capacity of 100 MW
.

IPP noted that the project will power electricity supply companies (ESCOMs) in Karnataka for 25 years at a price of 2.
93 Indian rupees (about 4.
6 cents)
per kWh.

Azure Power is also eligible for the capital incentive of Indian Railways, which will be charged at INR 4.
74 per kWh (?) 7.
5 cents) for sale
at a weighted average tariff.

The company said its portfolio in Karnataka now stands at about 250 MW, one of the largest in the state, and the Indian Railways portfolio also stands at 76 MW
.

(This article first published cable network: /, please indicate the source for reprinting)

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