Cleantech Solar Forges Ahead with Partnerships in Tamil Nadu to Develop 60 MWp Open Access Solar PV Projects for Blue-Chip C&I Customers

Cleantech Solar, a leading provider of renewable energy solutions to corporations in India and Southeast Asia, announces the signing of long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) with leading Commercial & Industrial (C&I) customers in the state of Tamil Nadu to develop ~60 MWp of open access solar PV projects. These projects are being built at the developer’s state-of-the-art solar park in Tirunelveli district. Power from these projects will be procured by the consumers on a captive basis and will power their manufacturing operations in the state. The projects are being developed for customers across diverse sectors such as automotive, chemicals and education.

With these projects, Cleantech Solar further solidifies its position as the leading solar developer in Tamil Nadu with over 15 blue chip customers and projects totalling ~300 MWp across operations and construction stages.

The long-term partnerships between Cleantech Solar and the top-tier C&I customers are expected to generate approximately 2,112 GWh of clean energy during the system’s lifetime, amounting to a reduction of 1,932 kilotonnes of CO₂ emissions. Procuring cost-effective renewable energy from Cleantech Solar’s solar parks will enable the industry leaders make significant strides in their decarbonization efforts whilst reducing operating costs.

Sachin Jain, Chief Executive Officer of Cleantech Solar, said: “It is wonderful to partner with the world’s leading C&I customers, enabling them to make the switch to green energy. Tamil Nadu has been a frontrunner in renewable energy development and our state-of-the art solar park in the state will provide clean energy to our customers, helping them decarbonize and achieve their green energy targets. In addition to this, diversifying energy sources will help these corporations achieve stability of energy supply whilst providing significant savings on the cost of electricity. We are honoured to be part of this green energy transition and look forward to building on these partnerships further.”