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ACME Solar Adds 19.8 MW Wind Power in Gujarat
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

ACME Solar Adds 19.8 MW Wind Power in Gujarat

ACME Solar Holdings Ltd has announced the commissioning of an additional 19.8 MW of wind power capacity at its Shapur project in Gujarat, bringing its total operational renewable energy portfolio to 2,826.2 MW.

In May, the company had commissioned 26.4 MW of the planned 50 MW wind project. With the current phase contributing another 19.8 MW, the total installed capacity at Shapur now stands at 46.2 MW.

The project is nearing full completion and is expected to be entirely commissioned in the coming days, the company stated.

With this addition, ACME Solar continues to strengthen its presence in the renewable energy sector, supporting India’s transition towards clean and sustainable energy sources.

ACME Solar Holdings Ltd has announced the commissioning of an additional 19.8 MW of wind power capacity at its Shapur project in Gujarat, bringing its total operational renewable energy portfolio to 2,826.2 MW.In May, the company had commissioned 26.4 MW of the planned 50 MW wind project. With the current phase contributing another 19.8 MW, the total installed capacity at Shapur now stands at 46.2 MW.The project is nearing full completion and is expected to be entirely commissioned in the coming days, the company stated.With this addition, ACME Solar continues to strengthen its presence in the renewable energy sector, supporting India’s transition towards clean and sustainable energy sources.

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