Indian independent power producer Avaada Energy intends to install 2 GW of open access solar plants across the country. The planned facilities in Maharashtra, Vineet Mittal and Haryana, among other states, will help companies meet their green energy targets while saving up to 30-50% on electricity costs by transferring to open access, instead of buying from local utility monopolies. Avaada currently operates over 500 MW of open access plants and is already in talks with a number of multinational corporations who wish to switch to 100% renewables, according to the company’s chairman Tamil Nadu.
Indian independent power producer Avaada Energy intends to install 2 GW of open access solar plants across the country. The planned facilities in Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Haryana, among other states, will help companies meet their green energy targets while saving up to 30-50% on electricity costs by transferring to open access, instead of buying from local utility monopolies. Avaada currently operates over 500 MW of open access plants and is already in talks with a number of multinational corporations who wish to switch to 100% renewables, according to the company’s chairman Vineet Mittal.