Ampin Energy, Poly Medicure Sign Solar PPA
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Ampin Energy, Poly Medicure Sign Solar PPA

Ampin Energy Transition has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Poly Medicure to supply 9.9 MW of solar power from its 75 MWp solar park in Kurungawali, Sirsa, Haryana. This move is set to replace 35 per cent of conventional energy usage across Poly Medicure’s five plants in Faridabad, significantly reducing carbon emissions and operational costs.

By adopting solar energy, Poly Medicure is expected to achieve 30 per cent lower electricity costs compared to power sourced from state discoms. This initiative supports sustainability goals in the medical equipment industry by reducing dependence on fossil fuels.

Ampin Energy, a leading renewable energy provider, operates a five GW portfolio across 22 Indian states, helping industries transition to clean energy solutions. Pinaki Bhattacharyya, MD & CEO of Ampin Energy, highlighted the company's commitment to delivering cost-effective, reliable renewable power to commercial and industrial consumers.

This agreement strengthens India’s push for renewable energy adoption, fostering long-term energy security and promoting clean manufacturing practices in the healthcare sector. Ampin Energy aims to expand its presence in the commercial and industrial solar market, offering customised green energy solutions.

Ampin Energy Transition has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Poly Medicure to supply 9.9 MW of solar power from its 75 MWp solar park in Kurungawali, Sirsa, Haryana. This move is set to replace 35 per cent of conventional energy usage across Poly Medicure’s five plants in Faridabad, significantly reducing carbon emissions and operational costs. By adopting solar energy, Poly Medicure is expected to achieve 30 per cent lower electricity costs compared to power sourced from state discoms. This initiative supports sustainability goals in the medical equipment industry by reducing dependence on fossil fuels. Ampin Energy, a leading renewable energy provider, operates a five GW portfolio across 22 Indian states, helping industries transition to clean energy solutions. Pinaki Bhattacharyya, MD & CEO of Ampin Energy, highlighted the company's commitment to delivering cost-effective, reliable renewable power to commercial and industrial consumers. This agreement strengthens India’s push for renewable energy adoption, fostering long-term energy security and promoting clean manufacturing practices in the healthcare sector. Ampin Energy aims to expand its presence in the commercial and industrial solar market, offering customised green energy solutions.

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