SJVN Focuses on Green Solar Modules
POWER & RENEWABLE ENERGY

SJVN Focuses on Green Solar Modules

State-owned hydropower producer, SJVN, is expanding its focus on green energy by venturing into solar module manufacturing. The company aims to become a key player in the renewable energy sector and contribute to India's ambitious clean energy targets.

With a capacity to manufacture 150 MW of solar modules annually, SJVN is determined to enhance its self-sufficiency in renewable energy supplies. The company is also looking to cater to the increasing demand for solar modules in the country.

SJVN has chosen to set up its manufacturing facility in Himachal Pradesh, where it already operates a significant hydropower portfolio. By taking advantage of the synergies between solar and hydro energy, the company envisions a more balanced energy mix in the region.

With this strategic move, SJVN believes it can positively impact the country's solar capacity addition, which has been significantly striving to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels. The renewable energy sector has experienced significant growth due to supportive government policies and increasingly affordable solar technology.

India's goal of achieving 450 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030 provides ample opportunities for companies like SJVN to contribute and gain a competitive edge. With its foray into the solar module manufacturing sector, the company aims to strengthen its position in the market and emerge as a leading player.

SJVN expects its solar modules to cater not only to large-scale solar power plants but also to distributed generation projects. This diversified approach allows the company to leverage various solar installation sizes and cater to diverse customer requirements.

Apart from venturing into manufacturing, SJVN continues to focus on establishing significant renewable energy projects across India. The company is actively developing its solar and wind power portfolio, aiming for a well-rounded renewable energy offering.

SJVN's concerted efforts to explore and venture into new segments of the renewable energy market will not only contribute to India's clean energy targets but also create employment opportunities in the region. The manufacturing facility is expected to generate jobs and encourage local economic growth.

By expanding its renewable energy footprint, SJVN is not only mitigating the environmental impact but also actively boosting the country's green energy adoption. As India continues to invest in clean energy sources, companies like SJVN play a pivotal role in shaping a sustainable future.

State-owned hydropower producer, SJVN, is expanding its focus on green energy by venturing into solar module manufacturing. The company aims to become a key player in the renewable energy sector and contribute to India's ambitious clean energy targets. With a capacity to manufacture 150 MW of solar modules annually, SJVN is determined to enhance its self-sufficiency in renewable energy supplies. The company is also looking to cater to the increasing demand for solar modules in the country. SJVN has chosen to set up its manufacturing facility in Himachal Pradesh, where it already operates a significant hydropower portfolio. By taking advantage of the synergies between solar and hydro energy, the company envisions a more balanced energy mix in the region. With this strategic move, SJVN believes it can positively impact the country's solar capacity addition, which has been significantly striving to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels. The renewable energy sector has experienced significant growth due to supportive government policies and increasingly affordable solar technology. India's goal of achieving 450 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2030 provides ample opportunities for companies like SJVN to contribute and gain a competitive edge. With its foray into the solar module manufacturing sector, the company aims to strengthen its position in the market and emerge as a leading player. SJVN expects its solar modules to cater not only to large-scale solar power plants but also to distributed generation projects. This diversified approach allows the company to leverage various solar installation sizes and cater to diverse customer requirements. Apart from venturing into manufacturing, SJVN continues to focus on establishing significant renewable energy projects across India. The company is actively developing its solar and wind power portfolio, aiming for a well-rounded renewable energy offering. SJVN's concerted efforts to explore and venture into new segments of the renewable energy market will not only contribute to India's clean energy targets but also create employment opportunities in the region. The manufacturing facility is expected to generate jobs and encourage local economic growth. By expanding its renewable energy footprint, SJVN is not only mitigating the environmental impact but also actively boosting the country's green energy adoption. As India continues to invest in clean energy sources, companies like SJVN play a pivotal role in shaping a sustainable future.

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