KPI acquires 4.20 MW wind-solar hybrid power project

16 Sep 2022 CW Team

A new order for the 4.20 MW wind-solar hybrid power project has been given to KPI Green Energy.

The 4.20 MW order consists of 3.0 MWdc solar power and 4.20 MW wind power.

This order was given to the business by Nouveau Jewellery LLP in Surat. This order was received by the company's "Captive Power Producer (CPP)" business division.

KPI Green Energy recently signed PPAs with six separate organisations for the provision of up to 15.88 MW of capacity.

In accordance with this PPA, the companies will get electricity from the future Wind-Solar Hybrid Power Project in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, which will have a 16.10 MW wind and 10 MW solar capacity.

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