Welspun Renewables has set up the Bhatinda 34MW (DC), in Punjab. Welspun Renewables has developed it ahead of committed deadlines in 5 short months. It will annually be feeding 48 million units of clean & emission free energy into the Punjab state grid, for next 25 years.
Spread across 140 acres in state's Bhatinda district, in the next 25 years the project will have mitigated 1,331,525 tones of CO2 emissions. The company is among the first few to set up a project in Punjab.
Speaking on the occasion Mr. Vineet Mittal, Vice Chairman Welspun Renewables said: "More than ever we need to exponentially build up the country's renewable energy quotient Development is a necessity and to make it sustainable it has to be driven by clean emission free energy. Developed well within committed timelines, our projects are benchmarks in project management and optimal plant performance. Our 34MW (DC) solar power plant is our first step in the state in this direction. While powering the state's industries, we will also be working with our neighboring communities towards sustainable living."
Welspun Renewables hopes to work closely with the Government of Punjab for becoming ‘energy secure'.