Seven Greens has commissioned the Jaipur Railway Solar Project, comprising 2.7 MW of rooftop solar capacity across 23 railway stations along a 350-kilometre corridor under the North Western Railway zone in Rajasthan and Haryana.

The project supports Indian Railways’ transition towards clean energy by reducing dependence on conventional grid electricity, lowering carbon emissions and enabling the use of renewable power across railway assets.

Executing the geographically distributed solar project involved managing design, procurement, logistics, installation and commissioning across multiple active railway locations. Seven Greens ensured compliance with quality, safety and operational standards throughout the deployment.

Akshay Borkar, Director, Seven Greens, said, “The Jaipur Railway Solar Project reflects our engineering capabilities and execution discipline in delivering complex, distributed clean energy infrastructure. Powering railway assets with reliable renewable energy is an important step towards India’s green transition.”

The successful completion strengthens Seven Greens’ role as an execution partner for institutional and public sector renewable energy projects. The company continues to expand its portfolio of rooftop and distributed solar solutions for large-scale enterprise and government applications.