Tata Power’s subsidiary Tata Power Renewable Energy has won a 150 MW-solar PV project on the long-term basis in Maharashtra. This project is a part of Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Co’s 1,000-MW grid-connected solar power projects for which it had invited bids a period of 25 years. Tata Power will now sign a power purchase agreement with MSEDCL.
Tata Power aims to have 35-40% of its generation capacity from non-fossil fuel sources by 2025. Currently, it has a renewable energy capacity of over 2,000 MW and green generation portfolio (consisting of solar, wind, waste heat recovery and hydro) of over 3,400 MW.