Inox Green Energy Signs Deals to Provide O&M for 285 MWp Solar Projects

21 May 2025 CW Team

Inox Green Energy Services announced that it had signed agreements to provide operations and maintenance (O&M) services for 285 MWp of solar projects belonging to two leading renewable energy companies.

According to a company statement, this agreement has increased Inox Green’s solar O\&M portfolio to 1 GW within just one month of entering the segment.

The projects are spread across multiple sites owned by the aforementioned companies, though Inox Green Energy did not disclose their names.

SK Mathu Sudhana, CEO of Inox Green, stated that the company continues to rapidly add solar assets to its O&M portfolio and was pleased to have secured an additional 285 MWp across various sites.

He further mentioned that as developers across India keep adding multi-gigawatt solar capacities each month, Inox Green believes that with its expertise, credentials, and tailor-made solutions for solar project O&M, the company is well positioned for rapid growth in this segment.

News source: The Hindu Businessline

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