Gensol Engineering Wins 22 MW Solar Project in Punjab
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Gensol Engineering Wins 22 MW Solar Project in Punjab

Gensol Engineering announced that it had secured a 22-megawatt solar project from a steel manufacturer in Punjab. The project, which will be ground-mounted, is set to be completed over a period of six months on a turnkey basis.

The company stated that this was its first large turnkey solar project from a prominent steel product company in Punjab, aimed at developing a 22 MW ground-mounted solar PV power plant.

The value of the order is reported to be Rs 880 billion.

As part of the contract, Gensol Engineering revealed that it would supply high-efficiency bi-facial solar modules, which are designed to maximize energy output and ensure long-term durability.

Gensol Engineering announced that it had secured a 22-megawatt solar project from a steel manufacturer in Punjab. The project, which will be ground-mounted, is set to be completed over a period of six months on a turnkey basis. The company stated that this was its first large turnkey solar project from a prominent steel product company in Punjab, aimed at developing a 22 MW ground-mounted solar PV power plant. The value of the order is reported to be Rs 880 billion. As part of the contract, Gensol Engineering revealed that it would supply high-efficiency bi-facial solar modules, which are designed to maximize energy output and ensure long-term durability.

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