GIFT Invites Bids for 9 MW Wind-Solar Hybrid Power Project
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GIFT Invites Bids for 9 MW Wind-Solar Hybrid Power Project

The Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City) has announced an invitation for bids to develop a 9 MW wind-solar hybrid power project. This initiative aims to bolster GIFT City?s renewable energy infrastructure and align with its commitment to sustainability.

The project involves the procurement, installation, and operation of a wind-solar hybrid system, which combines wind and solar power to generate electricity. By integrating both renewable sources, the project is expected to enhance energy reliability and efficiency.

Interested bidders are required to submit their proposals, outlining technical specifications, financial details, and project timelines. The successful bidder will be responsible for the entire lifecycle of the project, from design to commissioning and maintenance.

This hybrid power project is a strategic move by GIFT City to meet its growing energy demands sustainably and reduce its carbon footprint. The initiative aligns with India?s broader goals of increasing renewable energy capacity and supporting green energy solutions.

The deadline for bid submissions is approaching, and GIFT City anticipates strong interest from various energy firms and developers. This project not only supports GIFT City?s energy needs but also sets a precedent for other smart cities aiming to integrate renewable energy sources effectively.

The Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City) has announced an invitation for bids to develop a 9 MW wind-solar hybrid power project. This initiative aims to bolster GIFT City?s renewable energy infrastructure and align with its commitment to sustainability. The project involves the procurement, installation, and operation of a wind-solar hybrid system, which combines wind and solar power to generate electricity. By integrating both renewable sources, the project is expected to enhance energy reliability and efficiency. Interested bidders are required to submit their proposals, outlining technical specifications, financial details, and project timelines. The successful bidder will be responsible for the entire lifecycle of the project, from design to commissioning and maintenance. This hybrid power project is a strategic move by GIFT City to meet its growing energy demands sustainably and reduce its carbon footprint. The initiative aligns with India?s broader goals of increasing renewable energy capacity and supporting green energy solutions. The deadline for bid submissions is approaching, and GIFT City anticipates strong interest from various energy firms and developers. This project not only supports GIFT City?s energy needs but also sets a precedent for other smart cities aiming to integrate renewable energy sources effectively.

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