New Delhi: In a significant development under India’s green energy push, Solarium Green Energy has clinched a major ₹26.6 crore work order from NTPC Vidyut Vyapar Nigam Ltd. (NVVN)—a wholly owned subsidiary of NTPC Limited. The project, focused on rooftop solar infrastructure across Northeastern states, was awarded under a tender floated by NVVN for Ministry of Home Affairs establishments.
NTPC Drives Clean Energy Expansion in Northeast
The work order comprises two solar projects. The first, valued at ₹12.98 crore, involves the development of a 3319 kW rooftop solar PV system across multiple sites in the region. This project, falling under the 51–200 kW capacity bracket, is scheduled for completion within 90 days.
The second order, worth ₹13.63 crore, targets the installation of 3443 kW rooftop solar capacity across similar government sites. This segment, covering projects sized between 201–1000 kW, is expected to be completed within 120 days.
Both tenders were issued under NVVN’s rate contract framework for Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) of grid-connected rooftop solar PV systems across India.
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10-Year Maintenance Commitment Included
As part of the project mandate, Solarium Green Energy will also oversee comprehensive operation and maintenance (O&M) of the installed solar infrastructure for 10 years from the date of full facility commissioning. This long-term responsibility underscores a focus on durability, system efficiency, and sustainability.
With this strategic order, NTPC once again demonstrates its pivotal role in advancing India’s rooftop solar mission. Through its trading arm NVVN, the PSU continues to drive decentralized clean energy access in underserved regions like the Northeast, aligning with national climate commitments and local energy security.
About NTPC Limited
NTPC Limited is India’s largest integrated energy company, with a total installed capacity exceeding 76 GW. It is committed to adding 60 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2032 and has made significant inroads in solar, wind, and green hydrogen sectors through its subsidiaries like NVVN and NTPC Renewable Energy Ltd. The company plays a critical role in India’s energy transition, balancing its legacy thermal operations with an aggressive renewable portfolio.
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