Inox Green Energy Services Signs Pacts To Provide O&M Services For Solar Projects
Inox Green Energy Services on Monday signed agreements to provide operations and maintenance services for 285 MWp of solar projects. The agreements are with two leading renewable energy companies, the company said in an exchange filing.
With this, the renewables operations and maintenance service provider's portfolio has grown to 1GW within a month of entering this segment, Inox Green Energy said in the statement.
According to the statement, the projects are located across multiple sites and are owned by the companies whose names Inox Green Energy did not disclose in the statements.
"We continue to rapidly add solar assets to our portfolio under O&M and we are delighted to announce that we have secured additional 285 MWp across multiple sites," SK Mathu Sudhana, CEO of Inox Green, said.
Sudhana further noted that "as developers across India continue to add multi-gigawatt solar capacities every month, we believe that through our expertise, credentials and tailor-made solutions for solar project O&M, we are well placed to grow rapidly in this segment."
The company is engaged in the business of providing long-term O&M services for renewable energy projects.
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