Tamil Nadu Cements to Consult on 20 MW Solar Project
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Tamil Nadu Cements to Consult on 20 MW Solar Project

The Tamil Nadu Cements Corporation (TANCEM) has announced its entry into the solar energy sector by undertaking consultancy services for a 20 MW solar project. This move signifies TANCEM's foray into renewable energy and its commitment to exploring sustainable energy solutions.

The consultancy project was inaugurated concurrently with the commissioning of a 9 MW solar plant at the same location. By venturing into solar energy, TANCEM aims to diversify its portfolio and contribute to the state's renewable energy targets. The consultancy initiative highlights TANCEM's expertise and capabilities in providing advisory services for solar project development, including feasibility studies, project planning, and execution.

Additionally, the commissioning of the 9 MW solar plant underscores TANCEM's commitment to embracing clean energy technologies and reducing its carbon footprint. The solar plant will contribute to TANCEM's energy requirements, ensuring a reliable and sustainable power supply for its operations. Furthermore, the initiative aligns with the government's efforts to promote solar energy adoption and reduce dependency on conventional power sources.

TANCEM's entry into the solar energy sector reflects its proactive approach towards embracing renewable energy and supporting the transition to a greener economy. With its expertise in cement manufacturing and infrastructure development, TANCEM is well-positioned to contribute to the growth and development of the solar energy sector in Tamil Nadu.

The Tamil Nadu Cements Corporation (TANCEM) has announced its entry into the solar energy sector by undertaking consultancy services for a 20 MW solar project. This move signifies TANCEM's foray into renewable energy and its commitment to exploring sustainable energy solutions. The consultancy project was inaugurated concurrently with the commissioning of a 9 MW solar plant at the same location. By venturing into solar energy, TANCEM aims to diversify its portfolio and contribute to the state's renewable energy targets. The consultancy initiative highlights TANCEM's expertise and capabilities in providing advisory services for solar project development, including feasibility studies, project planning, and execution. Additionally, the commissioning of the 9 MW solar plant underscores TANCEM's commitment to embracing clean energy technologies and reducing its carbon footprint. The solar plant will contribute to TANCEM's energy requirements, ensuring a reliable and sustainable power supply for its operations. Furthermore, the initiative aligns with the government's efforts to promote solar energy adoption and reduce dependency on conventional power sources. TANCEM's entry into the solar energy sector reflects its proactive approach towards embracing renewable energy and supporting the transition to a greener economy. With its expertise in cement manufacturing and infrastructure development, TANCEM is well-positioned to contribute to the growth and development of the solar energy sector in Tamil Nadu.

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