Rays Power Infra Bags Projects Worth Rs 8.33 Bn in June Quarter

18 Jul 2024 CW Team

Rays Power Infra, a prominent player in the renewable energy sector, has secured projects worth Rs 8.33 billion during the June quarter, underscoring its robust growth trajectory in India's renewable energy landscape. This achievement highlights Rays Power Infra's strategic expansion and its contribution to scaling up clean energy infrastructure across the country.

The projects acquired encompass solar power installations aimed at bolstering India's renewable energy capacity and meeting rising electricity demands sustainably. Rays Power Infra's success in securing these projects reflects its expertise in developing and executing large-scale solar energy initiatives.

The company plans to deploy advanced technologies and innovative solutions to ensure efficient project execution and maximise energy output from these installations. These efforts align with India's ambitious renewable energy targets, promoting green energy adoption and reducing carbon footprint.

Rays Power Infra's substantial project acquisitions during the June quarter not only reinforce its market position but also signify its commitment to driving economic growth through sustainable energy solutions. By expanding its project portfolio, the company aims to contribute significantly to India's renewable energy transition and support the nation's energy security objectives.

With a focus on delivering high-quality, reliable, and sustainable energy solutions, Rays Power Infra continues to play a pivotal role in advancing India's renewable energy goals and fostering environmental sustainability.

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