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Serentica Commissions 180 MW Hybrid Project to Power Zinc Major
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

Serentica Commissions 180 MW Hybrid Project to Power Zinc Major

Serentica Renewables recently announced the commissioning of a 180 MW solar-wind hybrid project in Bikaner, Rajasthan, marking a key milestone in its goal of delivering round-the-clock renewable energy. Spanning over 1,200 acres, the project is designed to supply clean power to one of the world’s leading zinc producers. This development is seen as a major advancement in the ongoing efforts to decarbonise heavy industries.

The company highlighted the environmental significance of the initiative, noting that it is expected to lead to a significant reduction in carbon dioxide emissions. According to Serentica, the project aligns with broader sustainability goals and represents a critical step toward enabling cleaner manufacturing practices within the industrial sector.

In addition to its environmental benefits, the company pointed out the wider socio-economic impact of the project. It stated that the hybrid facility not only contributes to reducing the environmental footprint of energy production but also supports the local communities involved in its development. Serentica underlined its commitment to creating long-term value, both through climate-conscious initiatives and through the empowerment of people connected to its operations.

Overall, the successful commissioning of this hybrid renewable energy project underscores Serentica’s strategic focus on sustainable energy solutions and industrial transformation.

News source: Solar Quarter

Serentica Renewables recently announced the commissioning of a 180 MW solar-wind hybrid project in Bikaner, Rajasthan, marking a key milestone in its goal of delivering round-the-clock renewable energy. Spanning over 1,200 acres, the project is designed to supply clean power to one of the world’s leading zinc producers. This development is seen as a major advancement in the ongoing efforts to decarbonise heavy industries.The company highlighted the environmental significance of the initiative, noting that it is expected to lead to a significant reduction in carbon dioxide emissions. According to Serentica, the project aligns with broader sustainability goals and represents a critical step toward enabling cleaner manufacturing practices within the industrial sector.In addition to its environmental benefits, the company pointed out the wider socio-economic impact of the project. It stated that the hybrid facility not only contributes to reducing the environmental footprint of energy production but also supports the local communities involved in its development. Serentica underlined its commitment to creating long-term value, both through climate-conscious initiatives and through the empowerment of people connected to its operations.Overall, the successful commissioning of this hybrid renewable energy project underscores Serentica’s strategic focus on sustainable energy solutions and industrial transformation.News source: Solar Quarter

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