Nagaland has signed a 25-year Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for a 20 MW solar power project in Mon district, marking another step toward expanding renewable energy generation in Northeast India.
The project will have an installed capacity of 20 MW and is expected to contribute to the state’s clean power generation capacity over the 25-year PPA period.
The agreement supports Nagaland’s efforts to expand solar power deployment and strengthen the role of renewable energy in its electricity mix.
The development also highlights the growing opportunities for technologies and solutions such as plant monitoring, SCADA, energy management, generation forecasting and grid-control systems as solar capacity expands across the Northeast.
The 20 MW project adds to the region’s emerging renewable energy landscape and supports India’s broader transition toward cleaner and more sustainable power generation.
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