New Delhi, Apr 20 (BNP): SAEL Industries has operationalised a 600 MW solar power project in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh, further strengthening India’s renewable energy infrastructure.
The large-scale project, spread across over 2,400 acres, has been developed in two units of 300 MW each through its subsidiary companies. The plant will feed clean electricity directly into the national grid, contributing to the country’s increasing reliance on sustainable power sources.
To ensure long-term financial stability, the company has secured a 25-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with the Solar Energy Corporation of India, providing assured offtake for the generated power.
SAEL stated that the project is expected to offset approximately 11 lakh tonnes of carbon emissions annually, aligning with India’s climate commitments and efforts to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
The commissioning of the plant highlights the growing pace of large-scale solar deployment in India, driven by policy support, rising energy demand, and the push toward a cleaner energy mix.
Experts note that projects of this scale not only add to generation capacity but also play a crucial role in advancing energy transition goals, improving grid sustainability, and supporting long-term environmental targets.
