Swaraj Tractors, Mahindra Susten in Solar Deal
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

Swaraj Tractors, Mahindra Susten in Solar Deal

Swaraj Tractors, a Mahindra Group subsidiary, has partnered with Mahindra Susten to develop a 26 MW solar power project in Punjab. This initiative aims to reduce carbon emissions and support sustainable manufacturing by transitioning Swaraj Tractors' operations to clean energy sources.

The solar project will supply renewable power to Swaraj Tractors' manufacturing plants, lowering energy costs and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. The move aligns with Mahindra Group’s commitment to sustainability and net-zero targets, reinforcing its leadership in green energy adoption.

By integrating solar energy into industrial operations, the collaboration is expected to enhance energy efficiency, ensuring long-term environmental and financial benefits. Mahindra Susten, the renewable energy arm of Mahindra Group, specialises in solar power solutions, making this partnership a key step toward India’s clean energy transition.

The project further supports India’s renewable energy goals, promoting corporate sustainability initiatives and encouraging industry-wide adoption of green power solutions.

Swaraj Tractors, a Mahindra Group subsidiary, has partnered with Mahindra Susten to develop a 26 MW solar power project in Punjab. This initiative aims to reduce carbon emissions and support sustainable manufacturing by transitioning Swaraj Tractors' operations to clean energy sources. The solar project will supply renewable power to Swaraj Tractors' manufacturing plants, lowering energy costs and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. The move aligns with Mahindra Group’s commitment to sustainability and net-zero targets, reinforcing its leadership in green energy adoption. By integrating solar energy into industrial operations, the collaboration is expected to enhance energy efficiency, ensuring long-term environmental and financial benefits. Mahindra Susten, the renewable energy arm of Mahindra Group, specialises in solar power solutions, making this partnership a key step toward India’s clean energy transition. The project further supports India’s renewable energy goals, promoting corporate sustainability initiatives and encouraging industry-wide adoption of green power solutions.

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