Indian energy company Tata Power Solar has received a letter of award (LoA) from Energy Efficiency Services Limited (EESL) to build distributed ground-mounted solar projects in the state of Maharashtra.
Tata Power Solar, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Power, will provide engineering, design, supply, construction, testing and commissioning services for these solar farms.
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By GlobalDataThe Rs5.38bn ($71.4m) contract also includes operations and maintenance services for the projects, whose total capacity comes to 100MW.
Tata Power CEO and managing director Dr Praveer Sinha said: “We are enthused with the new contract win from EESL for Distributed Ground Mounted Solar EPC projects.
“This is yet another recognition of Tata Power’s strong credentials in the solar energy domain and project execution capabilities.”
The projects’ commissioning date is set for 12 months from the contract’s issuing.
The contract brings Tata Power Solar’s utility-scale engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) order book to 4GWdc of capacity, valued at around Rs92.6bn.
EESL’s order is also expected to improve Tata Power Solar’s position as a solar EPC company.
Prior to this contract, Tata Power Solar had executed large-scale projects across various states in the country.
These include the 150MW Ayana project at Ananthapur in Andhra Pradesh, the 50MW Kasargod project and 105MWp of floating solar capacity at Kayamkulam in Kerala, the latter of which is currently in its implementation phase.
The company has also won 400MW of capacity in an auction organised by the state of Gujarat.
In January, Tata Power Solar received an LoA from Indian energy conglomerate NTPC to build a 320MW ground-mounted solar photovoltaic project.
Under the contract, Tata Power Solar agreed to acquire land and offer engineering, procurement, installation and commissioning services for the solar project on a turnkey basis.
